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    GENEVA - Bostik, the adhesive solutions division of Arkema, will showcase it latest sustainable adhesive technologies in both in-person and virtual formats at next month's INDEX exhibition in Geneva.

    Bostik, as a platinum virtual exhibitor at the show, which takes place from 19-22 October, will host visitors in a physical booth and exhibit its latest products that are designed to meet diverse application needs across markets. Bostik will also exhibit on a virtual platform provided by Palexpo with a digital immersive experience, especially for those unable to visit the exhibition in person.

    At INDEX, Bostik will introduce StayX Adhesive Technology for feminine hygiene and light adult incontinence pads. StayX is designed to delivers best-in-class stay-in-place performance, as verified by Staybility, a patent-pending test designed by Bostik to fill a gap in the typical product development testing process.

    In addition to taking inspiration from StayX Adhesive Technology, manufacturers of absorbent hygiene articles and hygiene industrial players can visit physical booth 2138 or Bostik’s virtual booth to discuss Corporate Social Responsibility. Experts will be on hand to provide details on Bostik’s ‘Responsibly for Hygiene’ commitment, which supports article producers to meet their own sustainable development objectives and the sustainability needs of their consumers. Bostik will be wrapping up its eight webinar ‘Responsibly for Hygiene’ webinar series just before the Expo, and will have plenty to share on this hot industry topic.

    “We appreciate the opportunity to show the disposable hygiene market our knowledge and understanding on CSR, sustainability and innovation,” said Diane Toonen, Global Strategic Marketing Director for Bostik’s Nonwovens Business Unit. “We look forward to coming together with the entire industry soon.”

     

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