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UPM, CSM & UAL partner to prototype a ‘fossil free future’

30th Jun 2023

UPM Biochemicals and Central Saint Martins (CSM) are collaborating on a design project to showcase the use of renewable, circular materials in various industries. UPM is developing climate-neutral materials made from sustainably sourced hardwood to replace fossil-based materials. Fifty students from CSM will create innovative designs using these...

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Japan’s Teijin Frontier introduces new nonwoven microcarriers

29th Jun 2023

Teijin Frontier has developed nonwoven microcarriers for efficient cell culture. The microcarriers, featuring a unique structure resembling the natural cell environment, promote cell proliferation and circulation of necessary nutrients. Teijin Frontier plans to globally market the microcarriers, aiming for JPY 100 million in sales by fiscal 2026.

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Dual active ingredient nets ideal for countering global Malaria

26th Jun 2023

Dual active ingredient nets, like PermaNet Dual, provide improved protection against pyrethroid-resistant mosquitoes, according to Tie Lan, R&D head at Swiss firm Vestergaard. The nets combine two modes of action, lowering resistance potential. Vestergaard also aims to develop alternative dual nets for rotating use to minimise environmental impact.

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US’ Taara launches scrubs from recycled fabric for healthcare pros

26th Jun 2023

Taara has introduced high-quality medical scrubs, made from recycled, bluesign approved material meeting OEKO-TEX standards. The range includes many styles, colours, and sizes with features like seam detailing, four-way stretch, fluid repellency, and tool-friendly pockets and loops. The scrubs use environmentally friendly, fluorine-free technology.

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Dow partners with P&G China for air capsule e-commerce packaging

23rd Jun 2023

Dow and P&G China have collaborated to develop an air capsule e-commerce packaging solution aimed at reducing excessive packaging and promoting recyclability. The packaging design provides product protection, consumer convenience, and tamper-free opening. Dow's ELITE AT high-performance PE resins enable the creation of an all-PE mono material...

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Swiss Precision Active unveils CopperActive at FIME Miami Fair 2023

23rd Jun 2023

Swiss Precision Active is presenting CopperActive, a groundbreaking medical scrub at FIME Miami Fair. The innovative scrub incorporates copper and natural organic fabrics to combat bacteria and set a new industry standard. The mission is to provide healthcare professionals with innovative solutions that benefit both health and the environment.

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German Gessner’s Naltex enhances membrane filters for healthier water

23rd Jun 2023

Naltex diamond nettings, used as feed spacers in water filtration systems, optimise hydraulic conditions by creating turbulence on the membrane surface, reducing pressure losses. The plastic mesh design improves membrane flux and ensures even water dispersion. Made of FDA-approved materials, Naltex products meet strict standards for water...

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Innovation, ecosystem key for Indian technical textile growth: Experts

23rd Jun 2023

India's technical textiles sector aims to reach a turnover of $40 billion by 2024. Collaborations among start-ups, research institutions, and textile companies are fostering innovation. Government initiatives, such as the National Technical Textiles Mission (NTTM), support R&D. Medical textiles and anti-microbial textiles are noted as fast-growing...

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France’s Michelin set to buy Flex Composite Group for €700 mn

23rd Jun 2023

French tyre manufacturer Michelin will acquire Flex Composite Group (FCG) for €700 million in line with Michelin’s 2030 strategy. The move will boost Michelin’s polymer composite activities, while also improving FCG’s environmental footprint. The acquisition will grow Michelin’s High-Tech Materials revenue by approximately 20 per cent.

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