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Water-free Dyeing for Nike

By January 1, 20141 Min Read
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Nike CEO Mark Parker has described the opening of a new ´water-free´ dyeing facility at its Taiwanese contract manufacturer Far Eastern New Century Corp, as a ´manufacturing revolution´ with CO2 textile dyeing continuing to gain further traction in the industry.

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