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BioSAP plant for Sri Lanka
Chemcel is a new joint venture company between Archer Daniels Midland and CIC Holdings which plans to build and operate a a new plant near Colombo in Sri Lanka to manufacture bio-based superabsorbent polymers (SAPs).
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Bio-elastics ripe for adoption
The shopping list for renewable diaper components will soon be almost complete, opening up the route for hygienic disposables manufacturers to meet their long-term sustainability objectives perhaps sooner than even they imagined.
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Viscose glut subdues Lenzing
During the first half of 2013, high cotton inventories and surplus production capacities for viscose in China led to a significant fall in the price of cellulosic fibres.
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Expansion at hotmelt nerve centre
HB Fuller has broken ground on a new technical centre to be constructed at the company’s site in Lüneburg, Germany – acknowledged as a global centre of excellence for the production and development of hotmelt adhesives vital to the nonwoven hygienic disposables industry.
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PGI considers Fiberweb
In a move that would significantly expand its interests in a number of technical nonwovens end-use markets – yet has something of an air of historic inevitability – Polymer Group (PGI) is looking to acquire Fiberweb.
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CAREER OPPORTUNITY – Development Manager • NIRI, Leeds – UK.
As nonwoven materials specialists we help organisations develop commercially-viable nonwoven fabrics and products. This involves improving the performance of existing nonwoven components or developing completely new materials and technologies.
As Development Manager, you will apply your scientific knowledge, technical skills and initiative to help deliver new or improved products. Working in close cooperation with our customers and managing an experienced technical team, you will help ensure projects are delivered to a very high technical standard, on time and to budget.
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ADVERTISE with Sustainable Nonwovens
It’s no longer a case of ‘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 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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