At Dibella, the use of sustainable fibre raw materials continues to increase every year. This is confirmed by the market report “Preferred Fibre & Materials” published by the non-profit organisation Textile Exchange: In 2016, Dibella was ranked 5th in the use of Fairtrade organic cotton and has since risen to 3rd place.

The Textile Institute Sri Lanka Section held their AGM at Brandix College of Clothing Technology, Ratmalana in Sri Lanka very recently.

Hendrik de Zeeuw, Business Unit Manager Cables & Composites at Teijin Aramid: “Thanks to the market-leading capabilities of EuroFibers, it is expected that, in the future, Twaron-based ripcords will be able to be further upgraded, such as by coloring and anti-wicking.

Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, popularly known as TPP-11 came into force in seven countries out of 11 participating countries.

Wherever tough or hazardous operating conditions place excessive demands on lifting operations, Profi series air hoists from J D Neuhaus (JDN) rise to the challenge.

Archroma, a global leader in colour and speciality chemicals towards sustainable solutions, will be presenting its innovative and sustainable solutions for denim and casual wear manufacturers and brands at Colombiatex 2019, on January 22 to 24.

Turkey’s textile industry foresees weaker demand in the domestic market as rising costs will push prices higher, but hopes to boost exports this year.

The shifting of polluting textile dyeing and printing mills outside the city limits could be a reality with the state government approving specified shifting zones for the industrial units with the addition of few provisions in the General Development Control Regulation (GDCR).

Kymira has developed a cardiac monitoring t-shirt. The garment wirelessly transmits the wearer’s heart rhythm to a mobile device and can accurately identify an unusual heart rhythm that could cause a sudden cardiac arrest.