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US company First Quality joins Caregiver Action Network
US company First Quality joins Caregiver Action Network

26th Nov 2024

First Quality, a leading manufacturer of adult incontinence products, has partnered with the Caregiver Action Network to support family caregivers of those with incontinence. The year-long collaboration aims to provide resources, build community, and offer support. First Quality will focus on helping caregivers balance their responsibilities and...

American company PIP to acquire Honeywell’s PPE business
American company PIP to acquire Honeywell’s PPE business

25th Nov 2024

PIP has announced its acquisition of Honeywell's PPE business, including brands like Fendall, Howard Leight, and North. The deal expands PIP’s portfolio and global reach, enhancing growth opportunities. Michael Garceau will continue leading the PPE business. The transaction, expected to close in early 2025, is backed by Odyssey Investment Partners.

Nonwoven production grows at 5.4% annually from 2013 to 2023: Report
Nonwoven production grows at 5.4% annually from 2013 to 2023: Report

23rd Nov 2024

The Global Nonwoven Markets Report (2023–2028) highlights a 5.4 per cent annual growth in nonwoven production from 2013 to 2023, driven by spunlaid and needlepunch processes. China led this growth, contributing 4.5 million tonnes with a 9.4 per cent annual increase. The report also shows strong demand in wipes, medical, and transportation sectors.

Drylock begins construction of 3rd Brazil plant with symbolic ceremony
Drylock begins construction of 3rd Brazil plant with symbolic ceremony

23rd Nov 2024

Drylock Technologies has begun the construction on its third plant in Brazil, located in Capivari, São Paulo. The €24.5 million (~$25.47 million) investment will cover a 30,000 m² factory with high-tech machinery and a distribution centre. The new facility, Drylock’s 11th globally, aims to strengthen its position in Brazil's diaper market.

Australian engineers use waste fibres for crack-resistant concrete
Australian engineers use waste fibres for crack-resistant concrete

22nd Nov 2024

Engineers in Australia, led by Dr Chamila Gunasekara from RMIT University, have developed a technique using waste carpet fibres to strengthen concrete and reduce early-age cracking by up to 30 per cent. This innovation not only improves concrete durability but also addresses the environmental challenge of textile waste, with field trials underway.

Austrian company Andritz launches PrimeDry HotAir Box
Austrian company Andritz launches PrimeDry HotAir Box

22nd Nov 2024

Andritz has introduced the PrimeDry HotAir Box, a solution that reduces energy consumption and CO₂ emissions in tissue production. It reuses hot, wet exhaust air from the drying process, enhancing machine efficiency by increasing dryness and reducing energy needs. The system includes an automatic filter cleaning feature and is compatible with any...

US company Berry’s sales up 3% to $3.2 billion in Q4FY24
US company Berry’s sales up 3% to $3.2 billion in Q4FY24

21st Nov 2024

Berry Global's net sales increased 3 per cent to $3.2 billion in the fourth quarter of 2024, driven by higher prices and 1 per cent organic volume growth. Successful completion of the HHNF spin-off and merger with Glatfelter Corporation strengthened its position as a sustainable packaging leader. Berry expects continued growth and strong cash flow...

Essity expands athletics tape production in France
Essity expands athletics tape production in France

21st Nov 2024

Essity is investing in a new fully automated production line for Leukotape K at its Vibraye, France site. This expansion will quintuple production capacity to meet rising global demand for the elastic kinesiology tape used in pain relief and injury recovery. Essity, the third-largest player in non-invasive orthopedic products, also produces other...

US company The Marena Group partners with Clothing 2.0
US company The Marena Group partners with Clothing 2.0

21st Nov 2024

The Marena Group and Clothing 2.0 have partnered to create the world's first line of post-surgical garments infused with natural, pain-relieving ingredients. These reusable, laundry-safe garments enhance recovery for patients undergoing aesthetic and plastic surgery. It combines Marena’s expertise in medical-grade compression with Clothing 2.0’s...

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