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Sales office by DiloGroup in India
Many innovative solutions to the nonwovens industry has been brought by Dilo and it has become a preferred supplier for the production of nonwovens and technical textiles used for example in
Monki to use only sustainbly sourced cotton
A large part of Monki’s brand DNA is its initiative to make its business more sustainable. Monki’s 115 brick-and-mortar stores offers garment recycling and are powered by renewable
University of Buffalo scientists looking at new uses for methylene blue a common element in textile mill wastewater
Timothy Cook, lead researcher and assistant professor of chemistry at the University of Buffalo said that, “Methylene blue is a widely used dye. It can be harmful to health, so it’s not
AlgiKnit wins EUR 100,000 for 'Seaweed Textile'
The American start-up AlgiKnit makes fibers from kelp that can be spun into yarn. AlgiKnit offers a solution that could transform the highly polluting textile industry into a circular economy by
Starlinger recycling technology joins the COIN-project TEX2MAT
Within the textile network PlasTexTron©, Starlinger recycling technology is searching for an ecologically and economically sound solution for the recycling of mixed textile waste of multi-material
Aleph focuses on graphics and visual communication at the autumn fairs
Aleph inaugurates an intense autumn with the fairs SGIA of Las Vegas and Viscom of Milan, two highly anticipated concomitant occasions to present the innovations developed this year for LaForte
Wrangler becomes first brand to welcome the innovative technology, to transform the denim industry
The first line of foam-dyed jeans will be Wrangler’s most current action to lessen that environmental impact and save precious resources. Among the brand’s demonstrated sustainability
prAna develops it's new Cardiff Fleece
With more than 22 years of experience, prAna clothing and gear is made with intention that every detail, from trim and fabric to hangtags, is carefully designed to strengthen our lives today while
ExxonMobil expects to grow chemicals manufacturing capacity in Asia Pacific and North America by about 40 percent
The company recently started operations at it’s new 1.5 million ton-per-year ethane cracker at the company’s integrated Baytown chemical and refining complex in Texas. ExxonMobil and
Sustainably made denim fabrics by Vidalia Denim
Vidalia Denim Mills will begin full commercial operations during the first quarter of 2019, following an immediate ramp up in its operations during the remainder of 2018. Dan Thompson, executive vice
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