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Filling the cellulosic gap
The volatility of the cotton market during the first half of 2011 has resulted in an unprecedented demand for cellulosic fibres for both nonwovens and conventional textiles, reports Lenzing.
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Air filter with self-cleaning design
The new CDF-8 CompactDrum filter, introduced by LTG, a supplier of filtration and waste handling equipment for the nonwovens and textile industries, benefits from the company’s inside loaded filtration technology.
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Hemp insulation now fire safe
Breathe natural fibre nonwoven insulation manufactured by UK company Hemp Technology has achieved a Euroclass E classification for reaction to fire, considerably extending its application potential.
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UK sees rise in disposable carrier bags use
Widespread consumer campaigns based on the fact that throwaway plastic bags can take up to 1,000 years to decompose, clog drains and pollute oceans have led to the emergence of new, durable bags – Bags for Life.
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New guidebook on cotton and sustainability
MCL Global, the publisher of Sustainable Nonwovens will launch the ‘Insider’s Guide to Cotton and Sustainability’, a new handy booklet which will provide in-depth expert analysis and guidance on how to tackle the issue of sustainability in the global cotton supply chain.
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ADVERTISE with Sustainable Nonwovens
In the second decade of the 21st Century, it’s no longer a question of just ‘business as usual’ for the global nonwovens industry. Big changes are taking place, impacting on everything from the raw materials used and the processes developed, to the role nonwovens will play in existing and future end-use products for myriad markets.
SUSTAINABLE NONWOVENS will reflect these changes, and advertising in the new web-site and printed magazine combination will ensure that your company is seen as one of the pioneers in the fast moving sector of the industry.
Call David Jagger on: +44 1977 708488 for more details.
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