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The know-how acquired from over 50 years experience and the professionalism of the collaborators enabled Klopman to produce a range of masks in record time, completely made in Italy, with superior performance compared to the disposable ones widely used today in hospitals. © Klopman

 
27/03/2020 – Corona-crisis

Corona-crisis

Klopman produces 700,000 protective masks per month

The European leader in workwear fabrics will produce fabric masks that are washable and reusable up to 50 times. By  Editorial staff
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The project is all about raising consumer awareness of sustainability by giving them real insights into the textile companies and their supply chains. © Südwesttextil

 
05/03/2020 – Sustainable – the new normal

Sustainable – the new normal

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“Supporting the sustainable transformation of the textiles and apparel industry” – this was the task. By  Editorial staff
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07/12/2021

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Learning from the food industry: Leontine Hasselman-Plugge takes transition to a more transparent and circular supply chain from what she calls the “pizza ...
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The Eco-Mix is individually adapted to the requirements of the respective production process with its plant components. © Hansa Industrie-Mixer

 
30/12/2021 – With foam to consistently high quality

With foam to consistently high quality

Foam generator for textile finishing

The system-optimised, dynamic foam generator ‘Eco-Mix’ is suitable for continuous foaming of pumpable and low to medium viscosity media from all areas. By  Editorial staff
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05/07/2016 – Newtrims

Newtrims

Focus on the supply chain for trims and accessories

Scandinavian specialist-company supports apparel brands and retailers in building and structuring their supply chain for trims and accessories. By  Editorial staff
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The company currently employs 220 Jeanologist from 24 nationalities and has clients in five continents through its ten subsidiaries. © Jeanologia

 
04/12/2019 – Sourcing model of the future

Sourcing model of the future

Jeanologia is revolutionizing production and sales

At ITMA 2019 the company Jeanologia presented its production model that marks the beginning of a new era in the textile industry. By  Editorial staff
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07/12/2021

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Guy Ryder pointed out how the pandemic demonstrated the fragility of supply chains. “Recovery must be both sustainable and inclusive and this will require ...