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    Wellman

    Major investment at Wellman

    Wellman International – the leading supplier of recycled polyester to the global nonwovens industry – has marked 40 years of successful operation in Mullagh, County Cavan, Ireland with the announcement of a new €5 million manufacturing line.

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    Cotton Leads

    Union of responsibility

    Cotton Australia and Cotton Incorporated are joining forces to raise awareness of the responsible growing practices among cotton producers in both Australia and the United States.

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    Andritz

    New Andritz pilot line in Wuxi

    Andritz Nonwoven has opened a new technical centre in Wuxi, China,  housing an industrial scale needlepunch pilot line and a new grinding shop.

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    HV

    European expansion for H&V

    Hollingsworth & Vose announced at last week’s Filtech show in Wiesbaden, Germany, that it will add NanoWave filtration media production capability at its plant in Hatzfeld, Germany to support the rapid growth in demand for high performance filter media.

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    Lobster

    Cleaning up with polyelectrolytes

    German researchers have developed an easy and inexpensive method of fixing high amounts of polyelectrolytes onto polyester nonwovens that could prove useful in removing chromate from groundwater and soil.

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    Eco Textile Labelling Guide 2014
    Eco Textile Labelling Guide 2014 – Published May 2014
     
    The publishers of Sustainable Nonwovens, in conjunction with Messe Frankfurt and backed by the European Outdoor Group, will publish a new, updated and improved version of the Eco-Textile Labelling Guide in May 2014.

    The printed ETLG is a 100 + page  A5 booklet designed for manufacturers, retailers and buyers who are committed to reducing the impact of textiles on the environment and lists all the labels and environmental standards relevant to the global textile and clothing supply chain.

    As well as covering raw materials, the 2014 edition of ETLG will offer information on social criteria, such as Fairtrade, Fair labour, SA8000 etc., and textile processing standards.

    New additions will also include information on water standards, energy use, and sections on disposal and biodegradability.


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    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 shares these changes, and advertising in the 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.

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