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China’s GHC partners with A.Celli Nonwovens and Reicofil
China’s GHC partners with A.Celli Nonwovens & Reicofil

27th May 2024

GHC partners with A.Celli Nonwovens and Reicofil, integrating A.Celli's solutions into the new Reicofil RF5 line in Jinjiang. A.Celli's technology enhances operational flexibility, enabling GHC to excel as a leading supplier of hygienic spunlaid materials. It underscores GHC's commitment to quality, reinforcing its position in the hygiene sector.

CUPRA debuts Bcomp’s natural fibre solutions for VZ electric vehicles
CUPRA debuts Bcomp’s natural fibre solutions for VZ electric vehicles

24th May 2024

CUPRA has introduced innovative natural fibre composite CUP Bucket seats for the CUPRA Born VZ electric vehicles, aiming to redefine sustainability in automotive design. Developed in collaboration with Bcomp and Sabelt, these seats offer significant emission reductions and improved safety, reflecting a commitment to eco-friendly engineering.

NAIST researchers develop CNT yarn for wearable devices
NAIST researchers develop CNT yarn for wearable devices

23rd May 2024

Nakamura's team at NAIST develops a new method for dispersing carbon nanotubes (CNTs) in fabric, enhancing thermoelectric generator efficiency. Using glycerol and a surfactant, they align CNT bundles, improving electrical conductivity while suppressing heat transfer. This method yields a power factor three times higher than previous techniques.

Hexcel to display latest aerospace solution at ILA Berlin 2024
Hexcel to display latest aerospace solution at ILA Berlin 2024

22nd May 2024

At ILA Berlin, Hexcel will present advanced lightweight composite materials, including HexTow IM9 24K fibre for enhanced production efficiency. It will feature solutions like Turkish Aerospace's Airbus aileron with HexPly prepreg, highlighting SQRTM production benefits. Additionally, Hexcel will present thermoplastic solutions co-developed with...

Belgian company Woosh launches recyclable diaper
Belgian company Woosh launches recyclable diaper

22nd May 2024

Woosh launches a recyclable diaper, part of its circular ecosystem plan, aiming to recycle used diapers and reduce waste. The diaper, optimised for recycling, uses 100 per cent recycled plastic in packaging and waterproof layers. With plans for a recycling centre, Woosh focuses on quality, environmental impact, and meeting caregiver needs.

Biosorbe buys Renewcell’s facility in Kristinehamn for expansion
Biosorbe buys Renewcell’s facility in Kristinehamn for expansion

21st May 2024

Biosorbe has acquired Renewcell's former textile recycling factory in Kristinehamn for expansion. The move aligns with their eco-friendly ethos. The facility, spanning 10,000 square metres, will house production, offices, and stock management. Biosorbe plans to launch production in May, relocating its headquarters from Karlstad to Kristinehamn.

Kimberly-Clark names Patricia Corsi as new chief growth officer
Kimberly-Clark names Patricia Corsi as new chief growth officer

20th May 2024

Patricia Corsi will become Kimberly-Clark's chief growth officer starting July 1, succeeding Alison Lewis, who retires after 35 years in the consumer products industry. Corsi joins from Bayer Consumer Health, with notable achievements in marketing and innovation. CEO Mike Hsu praised Corsi's leadership, while Lewis expressed confidence in her...

Japanese firm Teijin’s net sales rise 1.4% in FY23
Japanese firm Teijin’s net sales rise 1.4% in FY23

20th May 2024

Teijin Limited reported FY23 net sales of 1,032.8 billion yen (~$6.63 billion), up 1.4 per cent YoY. Operating income rose 5.3 per cent to 13.5 billion yen. Ordinary income surged 71 per cent to 15.6 billion yen. The materials business saw sales of 439.7 billion yen, while the fibres and products converting business reported 321.5 billion yen in...

Nonwovens’ capacity in North America reaches 5.713mn tonnes in 2023
Nonwovens’ capacity in North America reaches 5.713 mn tonnes in 2023

17th May 2024

The eleventh edition of North American Nonwovens Supply report has revealed 5.713 million tonnes capacity in 2023. Investments drive growth, but production slowed due to new installations. INDA president emphasises the report's value for strategic planning, while data supports member benefits. Analyst notes market shifts and competitive pressures.

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