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In less than two months, Merrow quickly became one of the largest manufacturers of PPE in North America and through collaborations with Bolger & O’Hearn and ColorWorks, as well as Dupont, Merrow has, since March, manufactured millions of units of PPE. © ednorog13/stock.adobe.com

06/08/2020 – PPE gap

PPE gap

Covid-19: US-based textile companies join forces

Bolger & O’Hearn, ColorWorks and Merrow Manufacturing, Inc. collaborate to make thousands of units of PPE (personal protective equipment). By Editorial staff

The Hermes Group continues to write its success story. © Hermes Gruppe

14/05/2020 – Annual Results 2019/20

Annual Results 2019/20

Hermes Group continues on the road to success

In the financial year 2019/20 the Hermes Group increased its consolidated turnover by 9.0 percent to Euro 3.5 bn. By Editorial staff

03/07/2020 – An important crop in Mozambique

An important crop in Mozambique

Cotton is ensuring the income

The diversification of economy in Mozambique is progressing. It emerges new and very dynamic commodities and some high priced agricultural products. By Editorial staff

Neonyt on air! The new virtual format will be running from 13-17 July 2020 on the tradeshow’s social media channels, in addition to the new digital order opportunities. © Messe Frankfurt

06/07/2020 – Online talks about business, lifestyle and knowledge

Online talks about business, lifestyle and knowledge

Neonyt on Air

From 13 to 17 July 2020, fashion and digital experts will be discussing during the virtual “Neonyt on Air” and will give an outlook for summer 2021. By Editorial staff

Ingeborg Neumann, President of the Confederation of the German Textile and Fashion Industry (textil+mode): “Our study of the future is a guideline for a Green Deal for textiles.” © imo

18/03/2020 – Green Deal Textiles

Green Deal Textiles

Studying the future – Perspectives 2035

Textiles are the stuff the future is made of. This, at least, is the conclusion drawn by a recent study entitled “Perspectives 2035”. By Editorial staff