Austria - Cellulosic fibre specialist Lenzing is launching a new variant of its Tencel fibre which it says will be the most ecological wood-based fibre on the planet – combining recycled cotton waste fabric with the company's closed-loop Tencel production on a commercial scale.
Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has named Axel Wintermeyer as the new...
Zürich – Altri, the Portuguese supplier of ‘sustainable’ cellulosic pulp has acquired a majority...
Paris – Sporting goods giant Decathlon is partnering with UK-based, smart polymer manufacturer...
Lenzing - Lenzing has partnered with narrow fabrics manufacturer Charle Berlin to develop a new...
High Point – US circular knitter Culp, Inc. says the sale of its mattress ticking fabric...
Charlotte – American & Efird (A&E), the major supplier of industrial and consumer sewing thread,...
New York - The global knitting machine market is projected to expand at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 7.3%, reaching US$9.03 billion by 2032, a new report suggests.
Shenzhen - Intertextile Shenzhen Apparel Fabrics and Yarn Expo Shenzhen successfully wrapped up on...
Colombo - MAS Holdings, one of Sri Lanka's largest knitted fabric and clothing manufacturers, has...
Rudolstadt – Researchers have developed a knitted shirt made from ‘triple-recycled’ cellulose...
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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