1 February 2012, Biella
FILO, the International exhibition for fibres and yarns organized by AssoServizi Biella, started the run up to the 2012 show with two press conferences in Biella and Milan together with a presentation on the 37th edition.
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Wednesday, 1 February 2012
China's textile & clothing industry set for further growth
1 February 2012, Shanghai
Despite a number of challenges, China's textile and clothing industry is said to be set for further growth while its competitors suffer declines as a result of cutbacks by retail buyers, according to a recent report from the global business information company Textiles Intelligence.
Hohenstein measures energear for performance enhancement
Sevelen
According to Schoeller Technologies, the efficacy its energear textile technology has been confirmed in an innovative test process at the Hohenstein Institute.
Tuesday, 31 January 2012
Super Absorbent Fibre to bloom at Inter-Horti Expo
New Delhi
India is witnessing a revolutionary phase in the horticultural and agricultural sectors with both small and large companies investing heavily in the latest technologies. In March, the Ministry of Agriculture-sponsored Inter-Horti Expo will become the focus for the industry with both domestic and international exhibitors vying for a piece of the action and displaying their latest products.
billy.hunter@orangezero.co.uk has shared: China's closed loop recycling for uniforms
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China's closed-loop recycling for uniforms
Nantong, China
The Teijin Group has announced the launch of a program in China for collecting and recycling used uniforms, in collaboration with Shandong Asahi Green Source Hi-Tech Farm Co., Ltd. and Shandong Asahi Green Source Milk Products Co., Ltd., both subsidiaries of Asahi Group Holdings.
Knitwear magnate in Sweater Shop revival
31 January 2012, Leicester
Early 1990s knitwear manufacturing and retailing success The Sweater Shop has been ‘reborn’ in the shape of a new venture headed by the man behind the original business. Jersey based millionaire Brian de Zille who made his fortune building up the Syston, Leicestershire based knitwear manufacturer, before selling it in 1995, is back in business.
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