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  • Latest issue of Sustainable Nonwovens now available for download

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    WAKEFIELD - The June/July Issue of Sustainable Nonwovens is now available.  This  edition covers the latest developments from across the nonwovens supply chain and, through a series of key interviews, examines major issues such as the events arising from the global shortages of PPE, and how Europe and the US are addressing these challenges.

    Due to the COVID-19 outbreak and the possible disruption to postal services around the globe, SNW's publisher MCL News & Media is making a pdf version of this issue freely available.

    Valued subscribers will still receive the usual printed version of Sustainable Nonwovens and, as usual, it will also be digitised on our website, but given the global disruption, we wanted to make sure that the industry is kept up to speed with all the latest developments on sustainability and other issues in the nonwovens sector as soon as they happen.

    CLICK HERE to download your copy

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