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For three decades, Oeko-Tex has pursued the goal of building trust for companies and consumers and enabling them to make responsible decisions to protect people and the planet. © Oeko-Tex

16/03/2022 – Sustainability

Sustainability

Oeko-Tex celebrates anniversary

The Oeko-Tex Association was founded 30 years ago in March 1992 through a partnership between the Hohenstein Research Institute and the Austrian Textile ... By Editorial staff

09/07/2020 – TMAS: Swedish textile machinery association

TMAS: Swedish textile machinery association

Corona: New strategies by the members of TMAS

Ready to support digital textile transformations: Members of TMAS have adopted a range of new strategies in response to the Covid-19 pandemic. By Editorial staff

Loftex is a leading towel manufacturer located in Shanong, China. It combines all processing from spinning, weaving, dying, bleaching, printing, and finishing right up to final warehousing at 5 production sites with 5,000 employees. © Testex

09/09/2019 – An insight into the Step by Oeko-Tex certification

An insight into the Step by Oeko-Tex certification

Loftex is getting greener step by step

Loftex, a leading towel manufacturer in China, gives an insight into its Step by Oeko-Tex certification. By Editorial staff

01/04/2015

Hermes-OTTO International launches new services unit ASTRA

"Having founded Astra Supply Chain Service Ltd., the Hermes Group is now capable of offering the kind of services currently in high demand on the market, ... By Editorial staff

This analytical map has been designed by SmartX Europe partners and shows the full value chain map of smart textiles. © SmartX Consortium 2021

28/01/2022 – Roadmap overview

Roadmap overview

The Smart Textile Value Chain Map

One of the major issues facing European smart textile innovators is the key manufacturing gaps that currently exist in the smart textile value chain. The ... By Editorial staff

Exciting insights at the 35th Bremen Cotton Conference: CT-Picture of a Cotton Boll © FIBRE/ MAPEX/ University Bremen

19/01/2021 – 35th International Cotton Conference Bremen 2021

35th International Cotton Conference Bremen 2021

Bremen: Passion for Cotton!

For the first time in its history, the International Cotton Conference will take place on 17 and 18 March in the form of a hybrid edition, with a virtual ... By Editorial staff

Soon, mart textiles could become part of everyday life during sports: Fitness wristbands can be supplied with power via the body’s own heat. © Jo Panuwat D/stock.adobe.com

21/02/2022 – Smart textiles

Smart textiles

Power generation via body warmth

Researchers at Leibniz Institute of Photonic Technology in Jena, Germany, are developing a self-sufficient energy supply based on textiles. By Editorial staff

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