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Ludwigshafen – Chemical giant BASF has announced the start-up of the world’s...
Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has launched two new...
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Exhibitor bookings surge at Techtextil 2026
Frankfurt – Messe Frankfurt, organiser of the Techtextil and Texprocess exhibitions, is reporting...
Mayer & Cie invests in advanced manufacturing processes
Albstadt - Circular knitting machine builder Mayer & Cie says it has almost completed its latest...
Oysho opts for Q-Cycle for sportswear
Milan – Fulgar, the manufacturer of a range of textured and covered yarns for the knitting and...
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KnitMesh Technologies partners with GKD
North Wales - KnitMesh Technologies, the manufacturer of knitted wire mesh, has entered a...
United Legwear continues with European expansion
New York - United Legwear & Apparel is continuing to accelerate its expansion across the UK and EU...
Good Cashmere event highlights sustainable developments
Hamburg - This year's The Good Cashmere Conference in Hamburg brought together renowned experts...
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Puma ramps up recycling partnership
Eindhoven – Sportswear giant Puma has partnered with Re&Up Recycling Technologies to scale up the...
ITMA Asia + CITME opens online visitor registration
Singapore – Online visitor registration for ITMA Asia + CITME, Singapore 2025 which will be held...
Bio-based nylon progress for Lululemon
San Leandro –Lululemon is making further progress on the use of plant-based nylon in its...
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