Edinburgh - As it recorded losses in excess of ?9 million for the third year
running, many in the knitting industry will be wondering if Pringle, the once iconic
Scottish knitwear brand requires a drastic strategic rethink.
Analysis: Pringle suffering from ?Made in Scotland? backlash?
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Knitting sector underpins China’s textile machinery growth
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Lycra files for bankruptcy amid restructuring process
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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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