Technical Textiles

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In conclusion, China has a complete nonwoven industry and the world’s largest production capacities to support and meet the rapid growth of this industry, both worldwide and on its huge domestic market. Scientific and technological innovations and intelligent manufacturing will accelerate the pace of industrial upgrading and improve the core competitiveness of China’s manufacturing. The “Going Out” strategy will broaden its market base and development © fotolia

 
18/08/2017 – Nonwovens in China

Nonwovens in China

A rapid growth is programme!

Owing to the global and huge domestic market demand and technological advancement, China’s nonwovens industry has experienced rapid growth in recent years. By  Editorial staff
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© Wolfgang Schmidt

 
15/08/2017 – 7th mtex+2018

7th mtex+2018

Discover Chemnitz (new)!

International Exhibition for Technical Textiles on 29-30 May 2018 in Chemnitz, Germany: Compact, intensive, effective and international. By  Editorial staff
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Danger for maritime fauna: washed-up nets and ropes that are decomposed by the sun and then return to the sea. An IGF project at STFI Chemnitz is now researching possible microplastic emissions from technical textiles © Innomedia

 
10/08/2017 – IGF – Springboard for innovation

IGF – Springboard for innovation

IGF: Pre-competitive opportunities

Do you have an idea what the abbreviation IGF means? That Industrial Collective Research is providing innovative stimuli for developments! By  Editorial staff
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Crowing areas for cotton in australia © Bremer Baumwollbörse/d-maps.com

 
27/07/2017 – Australian cotton

Australian cotton

Three good reasons for optimism

Rabobank Australia & New Zealand Group agricultural banking specialist’s recently released industry report, Australian Cotton Outlook. By  Editorial staff
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26/07/2017 – Bremer Baumwollbörse e.V.

Bremer Baumwollbörse e.V.

U.S. cotton production projected to increase in 2017

According to USDA’s initial projection for the 2017 crop, U.S. cotton production is forecast at 19.2 million bales, nearly 12 percent above the final ... By  Editorial staff
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Similar to Vietnam also Bangladesh is almost entirely dependent on raw cotton imports © Photo: ILO in Asia and the Pacific/Flickr

 
26/07/2017 – Bremer Baumwollbörse e.V.

Bremer Baumwollbörse e.V.

Bangladesh: increasing garment production - increasing cotton imports

Similar to Vietnam also Bangladesh is almost entirely dependent on raw cotton imports. By  Editorial staff