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Machine harvest of cotton. © Photo Nick Robinson - © Photo courtesy of Cotton Australia

14/02/2024 – 37th International Cotton Conference Bremen

37th International Cotton Conference Bremen

Spotlight on progressive production and sustainable solutions

With an estimated projected attendance of around 400 industry professionals, this event marks the 37th year that Bremen will host this gathering, cementing ... By Editorial staff

The summer issue of textile network is also a debut! © Meisenbach GmbH

10/07/2024 – On our own behalf

On our own behalf

The new issue of textile network has arrived!

The summer issue of our trade magazine for the textile industry is packed with news and also marks a debut for the textile network team. By Sibylle Michel

Demand uncertainty and cost pressure are forcing companies to act. © William W. Potter/stock.adobe.com

19/12/2022 – Supply Chain

Supply Chain

The ten most important SCM trends of 2023

After in-depth analysis, SCM specialists from Setlog have come up with ten key theses on the most important supply chain trends for 2023. By Editorial staff

Too much paperwork: According to a survey by Setlog, representatives of the consumer goods industry want nothing more from the new German government than a reduction in bureaucracy. © Scott Graham/unsplash

28/02/2025 – Setlog survey

Setlog survey

Most important task of the German government: Reducing bureaucracy

Reduce red tape and eliminate reporting obligations: If retailers of fast-moving consumer goods have their way, the new German government should put the ... By Sibylle Michel

05/05/2025 – Collaboration

Collaboration

RE&UP and Marchi & Fildi join forces

RE&UP partners with Marchi & Fildi to co-develop a new generation of premium recycled cotton yarns. The collaboration combines RE&UP’s textile-to-textile ... By Editorial staff

Kevin Devlin in front of the new Brückner stenter frame. © Brückner

02/05/2025 – Textile finishing

Textile finishing

William Clark & Sons invests in finishing plant from Brückner

William Clark & Sons, the world’s last remaining producer of beetled linen fabric, has relocated its production to a new site and invested in a modern ... By Sibylle Michel