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Indian textile manufacturers encouraged to use PET bottles to spin yarn at TTF
At the two-day Taiwan Textile Fair (TTF) organized by Taiwan Textile Federation, supported by the Tirupur Exporters Association (TEA), and the Confederation of Indian Textile Industry (CITI) held
PT Kahatex incorporates novel PET recycling technology
Oerlikon Barmag Huitong Engineering's homogenization technology has been utilized by PT Kahatex, one of Indonesia's largest manufacturers of woven and circular-knitted fabrics, to mechanically
Vaude to use sustainable chemicals
Through a new partnership with UPM Biochemicals, VAUDE hopes to push its ranges towards an ever more sustainable level by using bio-based chemicals. VAUDE has established a reputation as an apparel
ICI Pakistan partners with FibreTrace on rPET fiber traceability
FibreTrace, a global textile traceability technology company, has teamed up with ICI Pakistan Ltd, a polyester specialist, on Terylene Clean, which is being billed as Pakistan's "first" traceable
Eco-Spindles Ltd laid the foundation for a new facility in Horana
Eco-Spindles Ltd, the pioneer of plastic bottle recycling and polyester yarn and monofilaments manufacturing company has started off Phase 2 of their expansion strategy. This was done by laying the
French Carmaker uses fabric made from recycled safety belts, textile scrap and plastic bottles
French carmaker Renault has announced development of a unique fabric made from 100% recycled materials including safety belts, textile scrap from the automotive industry and polyester fibres from the
Rupees 800 million plan turns PET bottle flakes into polyester yarn
The BPPL looks forward to the diversification of its business lines into synthetic filament extrusion for other brush manufacturing and polyester yarn production for fabric mills for both local and
Winsome Yarns working to create a circular knit cycle
For the past 25 years Managing Director Manish Bagrodia at Winsome Yarns Ltd., has been driving through innovations and sustainability initiatives within Winsome Knitwear and Winsome Yarns, and
First ever wood-based polyester jacket by Vaude
Vaude, an outdoor clothing brand, and UPM Biochemicals, a supplier of renewable materials, have collaborated to produce outerwear made with bio-based chemicals. In an effort to bridge the gap
Polylana® fiber, a low-impact replacement for acrylic fiber
Dutch start-up, The Movement, has developed an innovative low impact replacement to acrylic and wool fiber- Polylana® fiber.  It has the same 'wool-like' hand feel and characteristics as