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Glocalisation, collaboration, diversity and digitalisation – these are the topics at the Neonyt fair in January 2021. © Neonyt, Messe Frankfurt

 
22/10/2020 – Together. Now and here.

Together. Now and here.

Neonyt: Let’s work together

Connected globally, socially distanced locally – the winter edition of Neonyt from 19–21 January 2021 in Berlin will show how it’s done! By  Editorial staff
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Hannah Abdulla, GlobalData: Data shows that the majority of consumers would pick a product that has been sustainably produced over one that hasn’t. © GlobalData

 
22/10/2020 – Brands must make sustainability efforts clear on clothing labels

Brands must make sustainability efforts clear on clothing labels

GlobalData: Making sustainability efforts clear

Clothing labels need to be clearer when it comes to showing how a product is sustainable. Transparency continues to be a key driver of purchasing decisions. By  Editorial staff
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NaiaSorona – collection of wonderful sustainable fabrics that are a great choice for womenswear fashion. © Eastman

 
22/10/2020 – New sustainable fabric collection

New sustainable fabric collection

Eastman Naia and DuPont Biomaterials collaborate

New fabric collection brings together Eastman Naia cellulosic fibers and DuPont Sorona fibers to offer sustainable, exceptional performance fabrics. By  Editorial staff
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Euratex President, Alberto Paccanelli, and Euratex Director General, Dirk Vantyghem, welcome an ambitious Commission. © Euratex

 
21/10/2020 – Recovery strategy

Recovery strategy

Euratex: New targets for the European textiles and clothing industry

Strengthen the Internal Market, invest in digitalisation, ensure free but fair trade, enhance the industrial strategy, insist on the level playing field. By  Editorial staff
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© Schlomski

 
19/10/2020 – Turkey

Turkey

Cotton production to decrease

Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, many cotton farmers chose to hedge their bets this year as they were unsure how it would affect global and domestic markets ... By  Sibylle Michel
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With Kevin Gunold (33), the fourth generation of the family business has already taken a leading role in the well-established Gunold company. He studied Business Administration and Law and graduated with a Bachelor of Arts degree, is married and has two children. © Gunold

 
19/10/2020 – Fully committed to the future

Fully committed to the future

Gunold all digital

Kevin Gunold has taking over an important function in the traditional family business, as Sales Manager D-A-CH. By  Editorial staff