Barcelona - The Terrot booth at ITMA was characterised by a confident outlook from the company?s Managing Partner, Andreas von Bismarck, and new circular knitting machine developments aimed at helping knitting mills run as efficiently as possible.
Terrot: if you stand still, you lose
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