Sustainable Nonwovens 01.10.15


			Oerlikon Neumag technology for Avintiv Leading active technology group Oerlikon Neumag has pooled resources with Avintiv (formerly PGI) to successfully assemble and commission an Airlaid Web Forming System for the production of hygiene airlaid nonwovens. Read more

			A 'curve ball' from VW during bio!CAR... Some 150,000 metric tons of natural fibre composites – the vast majority of them based on drylaid nonwovens – are employed in new European cars and trucks each year. Read more

			Line 3 for TFP Technical Fibre Products has started up a third production line at its Burneside Mills plant in Cumbria, UK, doubling production capacity in response to increasing demand for its specialised nonwovens across all markets. Read more

			Fibres conference heads to Milan Following a 'chaotic and unpredictable' couple of years for global fibre supply chain raw materials, a conference from PCI Fibres, to be held in November, will discuss the latest prospects for raw materials, fibres, and textiles in the context of sustainability challenges, global health issues, and demographic changes. Read more

			EDANA expands nonwovens training Global nonwovens association EDANA has updated its training programme with a new 'Nonwovens Learning Cycle,' partnering with CETI (the Centre of European Innovative Textiles) to deliver courses across four levels. Read more

			LATEST ISSUE: AUGUST/SEPTEMBER 2015 - SUSTAINABLE NONWOVENS Flushable wipes Lawsuits, mass media attention, Federal Trade Commission settlements in the US, revised guidelines, major capacity announcements and new product launches... Where's the join? Avintiv's acquisition by Berry creates a new powerhouse with 121 plants and 21,000 employees. Can it all stay together? Circular developments The drive towards getting the most from both post-industrial and post-consumer waste gathers pace. A second life option A special needlefelt filter media containing around 95% recycled PET content for a major UK automotive OEM. Winning new combinations Johns Manville will target the automotive filtration market with PET spunbond fibre products. And much more.... READ A PREVIOUS ISSUE OF SUSTAINABLE NONWOVENS OR SUBSCRIBE TODAY

Features
- AHPs: global trade stability restored and a new trade landscape
  
  Thursday, 28 August 2025
  BRUSSELS - EDANA’s Public affairs director, Brieuc Lits, aims to explain the trade agreement between the European Union and the United States, EDANA’s position and the impact on absorbent hygiene products (AHPs).
- EDANA's Stewardship programme: championing safety and transparency
- European nonwovens production returns to pre-covid levels

- Lenzing leads Canopy sustainability rankings
  
  Monday, 27 October 2025
  Lenzing – Veocel brand owner Lenzing has once again taken first place in this year's Hot Button...
  
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- Andritz partners with Tandem Repeat on s...
- CJ Biomaterials launches masterbatch for...

- Ahlstrom reaffirms EcoVadis sustainability rating
  
  Tuesday, 28 October 2025
  STOCKHOLM – Speciality materials manufacturer Ahlstrom has achieved a Platinum Medal in the...
  
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- EDANA calls for clarity and consistency ...
- Ahlstrom’s expands Mexico hub

- Coterie acquired by Mammoth Brands
  
  Wednesday, 22 October 2025
  NEW YORK - Mammoth Brands, owner of the Harry’s, Flamingo, Lume, and Mando personal care labels,...
  
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- Teijin Frontier unveils new insulation b...
- Tena Stylish incontinence underwear from...

Editor's Pick
- The Secret to Better Absorption
  
  Friday, 04 April 2025
  Technical Absorbents is a trusted name in the superabsorbent and nonwovens industries. Super Absorbent Fibre (SAF™) technology innovation has been the focus of our business for over 30 years. Today, we not only produce these specialist fibres, but also design and...
  
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- Opportunity: Partner with Spill Defence for a Carbon-Neutral Future
- Hempitecture awarded $8.4m from Department of Energy

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- The BTMA’s specialists in retrofitting
  
  Wednesday, 03 September 2025
  In addition to new machinery, members of the British Textile Machinery Association (BTMA) are extremely active in the retrofitting of existing machinery for nonwovens manufacturers. “While new technologies shown at events like ITMA + CITME in Singapore this year are...
  
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- Potential environmental risk from bio-based fibres
- Technical Absorbents Ltd celebrates 30th anniversary