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American brand AmorSui expands PPE product line
American brand AmorSui expands PPE product line

9th May 2024

AmorSui expands its PPE line with lab coats, fire-resistant wear, and reusable isolation gowns, prioritising sustainability and inclusivity. Products feature adjustable fits and durable, recyclable materials. AmorSui's take-back programme and subscription service reduce PPE waste, offering long-term cost savings and environmental benefits.

US brand Huggies introduces Skin Essentials collection
US brand Huggies introduces Skin Essentials collection

8th May 2024

Huggies introduces Skin Essentials diapers, wipes, training pants, focusing on baby's skin health. It features a SkinProtect liner to manage moisture, while wipes are thick and gentle with 99 per cent water. Dermatologist-approved and free of harsh ingredients, the range targets diaper rash concerns, reflecting Huggies' commitment to baby...

 Teijin Automotive inaugurates new facility in Huntington, Indiana
Teijin Automotive inaugurates new facility in Huntington, Indiana

8th May 2024

Teijin Automotive Technologies inaugurated a new topcoat and assembly facility in Indiana, enhancing capabilities for manufacturing the Ford Bronco 4-Door modular painted roof. With an investment exceeding $100 million, the facility, located in the Riverfork West industrial centre, will initially employ 110 people and eventually expand to around 200.

Dilo, group members exhibit innovations at Techtextil in Frankfurt
Dilo, group members exhibit innovations at Techtextil in Frankfurt

6th May 2024

At Techtextil, Dilo, TEMAFA, and Spinnbau showcased innovations at booth B81 in hall 12, alongside Groz-Beckert and peers. DiloGroup's Eberbach headquarters hosted over 80 visitors for machine demonstrations and presentations. The event highlighted advancements in textile technology and provided insights into Dilo's latest machine and line...

Belgian firm Ontex's like-for-like revenue surges 4% in Q1 FY24
Belgian firm Ontex's like-for-like revenue surges 4% in Q1 FY24

4th May 2024

Ontex Group saw a 4 per cent like-for-like revenue increase in Q1 FY24, reaching €460 million (~$495.5 million), boosted by a 10 per cent rise in adult care sales. Adjusted EBITDA climbed to €53 million, with the margin improving to 11.5 per cent. The operating profit for continuing operations doubled to €34 million from the previous year.

Suominen upgrades production lines in Bethune, US
Suominen upgrades production lines in Bethune, US

4th May 2024

Suominen reinforces its sustainable nonwovens leadership in the Americas with a €10 million investment to upgrade a production line in Bethune, South Carolina, US. Aligned with the company's strategy, the enhancement aims to meet growing demand for eco-friendly products while improving operational performance in safety, quality, and productivity.

US’ Hospeco Brands Group completes integration of Innocore
US’ Hospeco Brands Group completes integration of Innocore

3rd May 2024

Hospeco Brands Group (HBG) has completed integrating Ontario-based Innocore as of May 1, 2024, continuing operations under the HBG name. Combining Innocore's wipes expertise with HBG's product range strengthens service in Canadian markets. Former Innocore management now leads HBG's Canadian business, ensuring uninterrupted support for customers.

Denmark’s Schouw & Co’s earnings rise 28% in Q1FY24
Denmark’s Schouw & Co’s earnings rise 28% in Q1FY24

3rd May 2024

Schouw & Co has experienced a strong start to 2024, with the earnings of first quarter (Q1) reaching DKK 625 million ($93.82 million), notably driven by BioMar's exceptional performance, yielding DKK 270 million ($38.85 million) in EBITDA. With a positive outlook, the Denmark-headquartered company anticipates sustained growth amidst market volatility.

Italian researchers use mycelium as alternative to synthetic fibres
Italian researchers use mycelium as alternative to synthetic fibres

3rd May 2024

Italian researchers, with EU funding, are using web-like structure of mushroom’s root system—the mycelium—as an alternative to synthetic fibres. The project called MY-FI at Mogu is developing non-woven fabrics made of mycelium fibres. The MY-FI mycelium needs very little soil, water or chemicals, giving it greener credentials than even natural...

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