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Euratex backs Machado for new term

Representing around 200,000 EU textile and clothing companies, Euratex reaffirms Machado to lead a competitiveness-first industrial agenda. He insists Europe must decarbonise its industry, not deindustrialise it. By Editorial staff

Preview Innatex Summer 2026

Summer Innatex 2026: international trade fair for sustainable textiles

Around 200 green fashion brands, including Ecoalf alongside Vaude, Knowledge Cotton Apparel and Kuyichi, will present sustainable collections and accessories at the July 2026 edition of Innatex. By Daniel Keienburg

Lenzing showcases bio-based nonwovens

Index 26 Award for Lenzing DualWipe

From Cidpex in China via Techtextil in Frankfurt to Index in Geneva, the Lenzing Group presented ready-for-market, bio-based nonwoven solutions in the first half of 2026. With its regenerated cellulose fibre portfolio and Lenzing Nonwoven Technology (LNT), the company targets ... By Daniel Keienburg

Circular economy and robotics

EU project FlexCycle recycles textiles

The focus is on autonomous systems with flexible end-effectors that can dismantle textiles, cables and fuel cells, recover precious-metal catalysts and route PFAS-based membranes back into a controlled material cycle using chemical processes. By Daniel Keienburg

The Alliance is designed to accelerate innovation, improve operational efficiency, expand international reach, and foster long-term industry growth. © Edana/Inda

23/06/2025 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

Review of the industry - week 25/2025

At this point, we present the five most read articles of the past week. The ranking is based on your click behavior on the website. By Daniel Keienburg

The Altag Fibre Club brings together a consortium of forward-thinking value supply chain partners. © AltMat

23/06/2025 – Collaboration

Collaboration

Fashion for Good and Altmat launch Altag Fibre Club

Fashion for Good announced a strategic partnership with Altmat, a pioneering materials science company transforming agricultural waste into high-value ... By Editorial staff