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CASA and INDA welcome introduction of WIPPES Act in US Senate

4th Apr 2022

The California Association of Sanitation Agencies (CASA) and INDA, Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry have joined hands in welcoming the recent introduction of the WIPPES Act in the US Senate by Senators Jeff Merkley (D-OR) and Susan Collins (R-ME). INDA serves many companies in the nonwovens/engineered fabrics industry doing business...

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US’ Tec Laboratories launches multi-purpose wipes

4th Apr 2022

US-based Tec Laboratories Inc. has launched a new product, Tecnu Detox Wipes. Years in the making, Detox Wipes are multi-purpose wipes that remove poison ivy, and other oily substances from skin, equipment, pets and more. Detox Wipes are individually wrapped, and no water required. Tecnu products provide safe solutions so outdoor enthusiasts can stress ...

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US’ iT2 to develop ‘Wireless Soldier’ Wearable Technology for DoD

1st Apr 2022

Validating its vision to extend the utility of apparel beyond clothing, US’ Integrated Tactical Technologies (iT2) has announced that the Defense Innovation Unit (DIU) of the Department of Defense (DoD) awarded the company a multi-phase contract worth up to $19.4 million to develop a wearable two-way communication solution to enable the ‘Wireless...

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Austria’s Lenzing appoints Monique Buch as VP of nonwovens business

1st Apr 2022

Lenzing Group has announced the appointment of Monique Buch as the new vice-president (VP) of global nonwovens business, effective March 1, 2022. This strategic appointment underscores Lenzing’s unwavering commitment to drive the future development of the nonwovens industry, strengthen its leadership role, and create a zero-carbon future for the...

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Finland’s Suominen launches carbon neutral nonwoven Biolace Zero

1st Apr 2022

Finland’s Suominen has launched a carbon neutral nonwoven, Biolace Zero. Biolace Zero is best for many kinds of wiping applications like baby, personal care, and household wipes. It has excellent wet and dry strength and is soft. It is made of 100 per cent cellulosic lyocell fibers and is 100 per cent biodegradable, compostable, and plastic free.

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EDANA and Palexpo confirm dates of Index 23 to be held in Switzerland

31st Mar 2022

In times of uncertainty, the board of EDANA and management of Palexpo have reiterated their vision and announcements for Index exhibitions. As already announced, Index 23 will take place from April 18-21, 2023 in Geneva. Dates for the 2026 edition will be announced later, but Palexpo and EDANA are confident in the positioning of the exhibition in the...

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US’ SWM and Neenah merge to form $3 bn specialty materials company

31st Mar 2022

US-based SWM and Neenah, two manufacturers of specialty materials, have entered into a definitive agreement to combine in an all-stock merger of equals with combined revenues of approximately $3 billion. The combination is expected to accelerate long-term revenue growth, with numerous opportunities to cross-sell the extensive suite of specialty...

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PFNonwovens's facility in Czech Republic maintains ISCC+ certification

31st Mar 2022

PFNonwovens, a producer of customised nonwoven fabrics headquartered in Czech Republic, has again passed the International Sustainability and Carbon Certification Plus (ISCC+) audit this month for its Znojmo facility. The ISCC PLUS certification enables traceable supply chains for mass-balance solutions of sustainable raw materials (recycled and...

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Production of nonwovens in Greater Europe rises by 2% in 2021

30th Mar 2022

In 2021, the production of nonwovens in Greater Europe increased in volume by 2.0 per cent to reach a total of 3,120,967 tonnes (and 87.6 billion square metres), according to the data released by EDANA, the international Association serving the nonwovens and related industries. Since 2019, the European output has increased by nearly 9 per cent.

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