Ludhiana - SEL Textiles, part of SEL Manufacturing Company Ltd is to use the proceeds of a proposed IPO to develop a new facility for the manufacture of circular knitted fabrics for the terry towel market.
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Lower-CO2 speciality fibres in focus for Indorama
Bangkok - Indorama Ventures will highlight recycled, bio-based and high-performance binder fibres...
Lenzing unveils three-tier FR fibre platform for protective wear
Frankfurt - The Lenzing Group has launched Lenzing Solutions for Protective Wear, an integrated...
Spinnova resumes Woodspin trials ahead of restart
Jyväskylä - Finnish fibre innovator Spinnova has restarted trials at its Woodspin demonstration...
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BASF to spotlight circular polyamides at Techtextil 2026
Ludwigshafen - BASF will use this year’s Techtextil trade fair in Frankfurt to highlight a series...
Steiger to present latest software for medical flat knitting
Vionnaz - Steiger will present its upgraded Model+ 2.0 software platform and Vega Medical flat...
IFKT establishes dedicated India section for knitting technologists
Canada - The International Federation of Knitting Technologists (IFKT) has launched a dedicated...
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Features
Knitting sector underpins China’s textile machinery growth
Shanghai - China’s knitting machinery sector remained the growth engine of the country’s textile equipment industry in 2024, even as the broader market paused after more than a decade of expansion, a new report suggests.
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Mayer & Cie outlines timetable for full restart
Albstadt - German circular knitting machine builder Mayer & Cie says it is moving towards a full...
Lululemon backs enzymatic nylon recycling
Vancouver - Activewear specialist Lululemon has joined a newly announced £9 million ($12 million)...
Brückner to spotlight energy‑flexible finishing lines at Techtextil
Frankfurt - Brückner will use Techtextil 2026 to highlight modular coating, drying and...
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Podcast: exploring Lenzing’s sustainability report
York – Our sister publication Ecotextile News has published a new podcast in which we take a deep dive into Lenzing’s latest sustainability report and learn more about the environmental milestones reached by the manufacturer of Tencel and Modal fibres.
Our host Philip Berman is joined by Lenzing’s Krishna Manda, VP corporate sustainability, and Thomas Matiz, global product sustainability lead, to discuss the company’s latest sustainability report.
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