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(From left to right): Madhava Venkatesh, Saravanan Parisutham, Hrishikesh Rajan and Shameek Ghosh. © TrusTrace

22/01/2024 – Finding the right digital backbone

Finding the right digital backbone

US$ 24 million growth investment to drive global expansion

TrusTrace, a globl SaaS company with a platform for product traceability and compliance, has announced the compleation of a US$ 24m growth investment led ... By Editorial staff

Meist gelesen textile network-EN KW3 — Bremen Cotton Report. © Irina Sokolovskaya/stock.adobe.com

22/01/2024

Review of the industry - week 3/2024

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 Sven Ramer

20/01/2024 – DITF

DITF

Carpets – flame retardant and yet recyclable

The German Institutes of Textile and Fiber Research (DITF) and the Institut für Bodensysteme (TFI) have collaborated to develop a concept aimed at enhancing ... By Editorial staff

More active flats for better quality and more sustainability. © Trützschler

18/01/2024 – Trützschler Spinning

Trützschler Spinning

Next generation “TC 30i” carding machine

Trützschler unveiled the “TC 30i” carding machine at ITMA 2023, impressing customers and solidifying the company´s status as a textile machinery pioneer. By Editorial staff

The entire Vaude management team (from left to right): CEO Antje von Dewitz, Uwe Gottschalk (CPO), Melissa Wach (CFO) and Jan Lorch (CSO). © Vaude

18/01/2024 – New CFO at Vaude

New CFO at Vaude

Female power: Melissa Wach takes over

Melissa Wach has become the Chief Financial Officer (CFO) at Vaude, a southern German outdoor company. With a background in strategic financial planning, ... By Editorial staff

Elastane is a “stretchy” material, but causes a lot of difficulties when it comes to recycling. © kuznechik42/Adobe Stock_233499004

17/01/2024 – Elastane (spandex)

Elastane (spandex)

Barriers in the recycling loop threaten existence

Elastane (spandex) fibers face criticism because of the barrier they pose to the recycling of textile waste, and this criticism is spurring manufacturers ... By Editorial staff

Meist gelesen textile network-EN KW 2 — More than two thirds of a total of 150 logistics managers at German companies surveyed (68%) agree that the information requirements for their own supply chain have increased significantly in light of the new legal guidelines. © Hermes Group © Hermes Group

17/01/2024

Review of the industry - week 2/2024

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 Sven Ramer