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Australia’s Breezy Body Introduces seamless period underwear
Australia’s Breezy Body introduces seamless period underwear

28th Jun 2024

Breezy Body introduces seamless period underwear with premium materials, offering style and practicality. Featuring high-absorbency cores and moisture-wicking technology, the collection includes options like invisible, mid-waisted, and colourful designs, catering to various preferences. Available in extensive sizes, the underwear ensures all-day...

Midas Safety reduces GHG emissions by 19% in 2023: Report
Midas Safety reduces GHG emissions by 19% in 2023: Report

27th Jun 2024

Midas Safety reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 19 per cent (64,215 tonnes CO2e), exceeding targets in water (34 per cent reduction) and energy (15 per cent reduction) consumption. They increased women in management to 19 per cent, invested in employee development (225,588 training hours), and expanded sustainability initiatives with solar energy...

Edgewell lowers GHG emissions by 23.5% in 2023: Report
Edgewell lowers GHG emissions by 23.5% in 2023: Report

26th Jun 2024

Edgewell Personal Care Company has reduced greenhouse gas emissions by 23.5 per cent from its FY19 baseline (Scope 1 and 2) in fiscal 2023, exceeding its energy and water reduction goals ahead of schedule. The company's sustainability report highlights progress across brands, operations, and supply chain towards its Sustainable Care 2030 commitments.

CLW to invest $23mn in facial tissue line in North Carolina facility
CLW to invest $23 mn in facial tissue line in North Carolina facility

25th Jun 2024

Clearwater Paper Corporation is investing $23 million in a new facial tissue converting line at its Shelby, North Carolina facility. The expansion aims to meet rising customer demand and leverage the area's skilled workforce and strategic location. The Shelby Mill currently employs over 600 people and produces various high-quality paper products.

US’ Bemax to accept pre-orders for Mother's Touch disposable diapers
US’ Bemax to accept pre-orders for Mother's Touch disposable diapers

25th Jun 2024

US-headquartered Bemax Inc is launching an upgraded version of its Mother's Touch brand of disposable diapers, featuring advanced features such as a pearl pattern spun bond and 3D leak guard. This move is a part of Bemax's strategy to capitalise on the expanding diaper market, driven by increasing disposable income and awareness on hygiene.

Andritz to supply needlepunch line for heavy fabrics to Sioen, Belgium
Andritz to supply needlepunch line for heavy fabrics to Sioen, Belgium

24th Jun 2024

Andritz will supply Sioen Technical Felts with a needlepunch line in Liège, enabling single-step production of heavy technical fabrics exceeding 3,500 gsm. This enhances product quality and productivity by reducing delamination risk and fabric handling needs. Scheduled for Q1 2025, the line features Andritz's DF-4 needleloom with dual operating...

Sinbon, Makalot partner to drive cross-industry wearable adoption
Sinbon, Makalot partner to drive cross-industry wearable adoption

21st Jun 2024

Sinbon and Makalot have joined forces to offer a comprehensive soft electronics/textile platform for global brands, starting with a smart EMS home fitness suit developed with a US startup. This suit integrates EMS technology into a machine-washable garment. Future plans include expanding textile wearables across medical, industrial, and consumer...

Drylock begins construction of 11th global plant in Brazil
Drylock begins construction of 11th global plant in Brazil

21st Jun 2024

Drylock is constructing its 11th global plant in Capivari, Brazil, marking its third facility in the country. Spanning 30,000 m2 initially, with plans for future expansion on a 200,000 m2 site, the facility will feature advanced technology and serve as a distribution centre. Scheduled for completion by 2026, it underscores Drylock's commitment to...

Sweden’s Autoliv introduces airbags made with 100% recycled polyester
Sweden’s Autoliv introduces airbags made with 100% recycled polyester

20th Jun 2024

Autoliv has launched airbag cushions crafted entirely from recycled polyester, achieving a 50 per cent reduction in greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional polyester models. Developed in collaboration with supply chain partners, these cushions uphold safety standards while supporting the company’s goal for net-zero emissions by 2040.

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