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With Naia, Eastman demonstrates how sustainability can be an integral part of clothes that not only feel good but look good too. © eastman

 
08/11/2018 – Eastman

Eastman

More sustainability in womenswear with Naia

Eastman’s Naia Cellulosic Yarn launched into Womenswear at Première Vision By  Editorial staff
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Ernte auf einem ökologisch bewirtschafteten, regenbewässerten Baumwollfeld in Uganda © Klaus J.A. Mellenthin

 
05/11/2018 – Cotonea

Cotonea

Baumwolle braucht wenig Wasser?

Ja, das stimmt - denn Baumwolle braucht weniger Wasser als alle gängigen Feldfrüchte! Und irgendetwas muss der Bauer schließlich anbauen. By  Editorial staff
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Die 57. Fasertagung in Dornbirn begrüßte zu mehr als 100 Vorträgen etwa 700 Teilnehmer aus 30 Ländern © GDC

 
26/10/2018 – Dornbirn-GDC

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Ab der Faser in Kreisläufen denken!

Circular Economy ist der neue Trend der Textilindustrie. Davon zeugt die 57. Internationale Fasertagung (GDC) in Dornbirn. By  Sabine Anton-Katzenbach
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Cotton Production Recovers © Bremer Baumwollbörse

 
15/10/2018 – Cotton acreage

Cotton acreage

Mexico: Cotton Production Recovers

The current report of the Foreign Agricultural Service of the USA for Mexico states that cotton generates 0.93 percent of the agricultural Gross Domestic ... By  Editorial staff
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Lenzing invests EUR 26 million on new Web Technology for sustainable nonwoven products © Lenzing

 
22/10/2018 – Lenzing Group

Lenzing Group

Sustainability in the Nonwoven Industry

New technology platform starts with botanic wood pulp and creates a nonwoven fabric made with 100% continuous Lyocell filament. By  Editorial staff
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Making the origin of clothing more transparent to the consumer © Bremer Baumwollbörse

 
11/10/2018 – Traceability

Traceability

Following cotton through the supply chain

Under the label “traceability” different methods and systems for tracking and tracing information from the field to the stores are discussed. By  Editorial staff
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Project launch: (from left) MdL Peter Tomaschko, Christian Egger (AUTEFA Solutions Germany GmbH), Finance and Home State Secretary Dr. Hans Reichhart, Prof. Dr. Dr. h.c. (NAS RA) Arndt Bode (Bayerische Forschungsstiftung) © Bayerische Forschungsstiftung

 
11/09/2018 – Autefa Solutions

Autefa Solutions

“CaRMA” research project

Bavarian research foundation Bayerische Forschungsstiftung is pouring EUR 492,700 into the development of innovative multi-material non-wovens. By  Editorial staff