Fasern/Garne

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Global trade forecast at its second highest level © Bremer Baumwollbörse

 
06/07/2022 – Cotton

Cotton

2022/23 Cotton consumption to decrease

USDA’s latest forecast for the upcoming 2022/23 season projects cotton consumption to decline to 26.56 million tons, down 218,000 tonnes from the previous ... By  Sibylle Michel
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Garments made from Evodown feel light and silky and are easy to maintain. © Thermore

 
23/06/2022 – Sustainable padding

Sustainable padding

Evodown: Half fibers, half insulation, fully recycled

This year, Thermore launches Evodown, made of 100% recycled fibers from PET bottles. It bridges the gap between free fibers and traditional padding, delivering ... By  Sibylle Michel
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The traditional company from Stockstadt, Germany, will present a sustainable cotton thread, a solution for fusing without ironing and a self-adhesive embroidery stabilizer for fusing heavy fabrics. © Gunold

 
17/06/2022 – Texprocess: Gunold

Texprocess: Gunold

Embroidery nonwovens and sustainable threads

At this year’s Texprocess 2022, there will be plenty of new things to discover from the world of threads and embroidery materials at Gunold’s booth. By  Sibylle Michel
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As a development partner, vombaur supports companies from a wide range of industries in the implementation of challenging projects. © Vombaur

 
16/06/2022 – Techtextil: Vombaur

Techtextil: Vombaur

Composite textiles made of natural fibres

Flax fibres are particularly rigid and tear-proof. They also have a low density. With woven tapes made of flax, Vombaur makes the functional advantages ... By  Sibylle Michel
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TVU develops processes for dyeing high-performance fibers. © TVU

 
10/06/2022 – Techtextil: TVU

Techtextil: TVU

Yarn trading and yarn finishing

TVU Garnvertrieb GmbH trades approximately 10,000 tons of yarn (raw white and dyed) each year and has a comprehensive global supply and distribution network. By  Sibylle Michel
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Cotton classing stations at USDA © USDA

 
27/04/2022 – Cotton

Cotton

Good fiber, good yarn, good business

Purchasers of raw cotton must focus on the price, but even mor so on the fiber quality. Why is cotton quality data so extremely crucial? By  Sibylle Michel
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25/04/2022 – Japan

Japan

Lowest cotton imports since World War II

Due to the tense economic circumstances in Japan, the situation for the textile industry there remains difficult. This also applies to cotton imports. By  Sibylle Michel