CHT Group records sales growth to EUR 614.3 million in the 2024 financial year and increases its EBIT by 174% – proof of economic strength despite global challenges. © CHT
Source: 8th-31st ITMF Global Textile Industry Survey (31st: 17-26.03.2025) – last data point = March 2025. © ITMF
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
With the strategic reorientation, the company will continue to rely on its tradition and innovative strength in order to meet the challenges of the global market. © Karl Mayer
The innovative clothing has a wide range of potential applications, from activewear, winter jackets, healthcare apparel and outdoor gear, to sustainable textile-based insulation for construction and buildings, contributing to energy-saving efforts. © PolyU
In Bangladesh, goods are currently held up in customs for up to three weeks. © terovesalainen/stock.adobe.com
The Lenzing Group’s revenue increased by 4.8% year-on-year to EUR 1.31 bn in the first half of 2024. © Lenzing/ Robert Pichler