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Twice a year, international manufacturers and suppliers present a comprehensive range of high-quality fabrics, ingredients, denim, innovation projects and sourcing solutions in Munich. © Municfabricstart

22/01/2026 – Munich Fabric Start 2026

Munich Fabric Start 2026

Where trend forecasts meet transformation

With its three-day edutainment programme, Munich Fabric Start 2026 is positioning itself as a central knowledge and dialogue platform for the textile ... By Antje Schmidtpeter

At around 20 locations, Swisswool purchases wool directly from farmers each year. © Swisswool

26/08/2025 – Crisis and future of Swiss sheep’s wool

Crisis and future of Swiss sheep’s wool

Swiss wool between potential and pressure

The purchase of Swiss wool was suspended in spring 2025 – a consequence of shrinking demand and a lack of infrastructure. What happens when a natural ... By Editorial staff

30/03/2025 – Advertisement

POLYAVIN bPEN: CHT's polyethylene dispersion made from sugar cane as a climate-friendly alternative

The demand for environmentally friendly alternatives in textile finishing is growing since the carbon footprint can be reduced by switching from fossil ... CHT Germany GmbH

The support rack ensures uniform lighting during material capture – one of the many technological innovations on display at Zünd Booth D78 in Hall 8. © Zünd

25/03/2026 – Texprocess 2026

Texprocess 2026

Zünd advances automated textile workflows

Zünd is showcasing digital cutting technologies for a wide range of textile applications at Texprocess in Frankfurt. The presentation centres on automated ... By Daniel Keienburg

When surveyed, 82% of companies stated that digitization is a must. © SupplyX

04/08/2025 – SupplyX Barometer

SupplyX Barometer

Supply chain digitalisation remains a major challenge

While digitization within Supply Chain Management (SCM) has been widely acknowledged from a strategic point of view, it has not yet been fully implemented ... By Editorial staff

FibreTrace Mapped provides transparency in one easy to use, globally accessible platform with no fees attached. © Fibre Trace

01/02/2023 – Supply chain transparency

Supply chain transparency

New digital blockchain solution at no cost

FibreTrace has released a free digital traceability solution to the textile industry, which maps the global textile supply chain from fibre to retail. By Editorial staff

chemische-Recycling-von-Kunstfasern-Copyright-Fraunhofer-Umsicht.jpg — Chemical recycling of synthetic fibres (PET) into new basic chemicals – a key technology component of the Autoloop project. © Fraunhofer Umsicht

03/12/2025 – Autoloop

Autoloop

EU Project Targets Textile Recycling

The EU project Autoloop, coordinated by Fraunhofer Umsicht, is developing automated sorting, tracing and recycling technologies for polyester-based textiles. ... By Daniel Keienburg