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Denim to go green at ShanghaiTex 2017

By March 22, 20171 Min Read
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With the new denim machinery theme zone at ShanghaiTex 2017 (to be held in Shanghai, China from November 27 to 30, 2017), a series of professional seminars will be concurrently held to gather industry elites to share the latest denim trends and technology with visitors.

To provide visitors a more direct understanding on the new denim technologies, ShanghaiTex 2017 will invite renowned denim apparel brands to present a grand parade of denim products and innovative applications.

Facing the pressure of environmental policy, the denim industry is also keeping up the pace. Shanghaitex 2017 will unleash the latest and sustainable denim manufacturing technology and application under the wind of industry 4.0 !

China is the world’s largest denim production and consumption hub. Denim production is a complicated process with huge investment. It starts all the way from cotton selection and fibre cleaning to final yarn production through a series of machines and processes.

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