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MSA highlights connected safety solutions at National Safety Congress

23rd Oct 2023

MSA Safety is showcasing its connected safety solutions at the ongoing 2023 National Safety Congress and Expo. It is highlighting its Connected Work Platform, designed to provide data analytics that enhance compliance, device fleet management, and worker safety visibility. MSA is also introducing the MSA G1 Cadet Supplied-Air Respirator at the...

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US brand Pampers introduces revamped Swaddlers with blowout barrier

23rd Oct 2023

Pampers has introduced an upgraded version of their Swaddlers diapers with a new blowout barrier. Pampers Swaddlers feature innovative design elements to keep babies dry and comfortable, aiming to eliminate the fear of leaks and blowouts. The brand is collaborating with celebrities Tia Mowry and CJ McCollum to raise awareness about this issue.

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Czech Republic’s PFNonwovens appoints Marek Krejci as CEO

20th Oct 2023

PFNonwovens has appointed Marek Krejci as its new chief executive officer. Krejci, with a strong background in manufacturing and global operations, is expected to drive growth and innovation at PFNonwovens. He has vast experience in business transformation, leading multinational teams, and prioritising customer experience and product quality.

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Gunze to invest 3.5 billion JPY in establishing Ayabe plants

20th Oct 2023

Gunze is set to construct a third medical plant and expand its R&D laboratory in Ayabe, Kyoto, with an expected completion date in February 2025. This expansion aims to increase production of TENALEAF, meeting growing demand and enhancing the efficient production system. The investment will accelerate the growth of Gunze's medical business.

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Ahmedabad Univ, ATIRA partner to advance R&D in technical textiles

20th Oct 2023

Ahmedabad University and ATIRA have joined forces to enhance education and research in technical textiles and composites. A two-year master of technology programme in composites at the university will be a highlight of the collaboration. This programme will provide in-depth knowledge in mechanics, design, manufacturing, and testing of composite...

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TFP to introduce recycled carbon veil at CAMX in North America

19th Oct 2023

At the CAMX show opening on October 31, TFP will present a range of technical nonwovens for composites, including a new recycled carbon veil designed to close the carbon composite lifecycle loop. This nonwoven material enhances composites' finish, functionality, and environmental responsibility, applicable to industries like aerospace and automotive.

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FiltXPO 2023 in Chicago explores future of filtration industry

19th Oct 2023

The third edition of FiltXPO, which focuses on filtration and separation products, was held in Chicago from October 10-12, 2023. The event gathered C-suite leaders, product developers, and tech scouts. The conference touched upon topics such as filter media technologies, advancements in filtration machinery, clean air innovations, and industry...

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US’ P&G shareholders elect all 14 director nominees

18th Oct 2023

The P&G elected Brett Biggs, former Walmart executive, to its board of directors at the 2023 annual meeting of shareholders. All 14 P&G director nominees, including Biggs, received strong shareholder support. The board features diverse members with varied backgrounds. Shareholders also approved board proposals, while rejecting three shareholder...

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Non-flushable wet wipes not main cause of sewer blockages in UK: EDANA

18th Oct 2023

Non-flushable wet wipes are found in sewer blockages, but they are not the primary cause of them, EDANA, an association of the non-wovens and related industries, has said reacting to a consultation published by the UK government on a proposal to ban plastic in some wet wipes. The primary cause is fats, oil and grease being incorrectly poured down the ...

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