WTiN Outlook: cotton yarn price outlook turning more bearish
As the year draws to a close, the sustained slower pace of import buying by China appears to be depressing yarn price sentiment further, with each week that ... Read More
As the year draws to a close, the sustained slower pace of import buying by China appears to be depressing yarn price sentiment further, with each week that ... Read More
It may only be three harvests in but the Better Cotton Initiative is already achieving results that improve the wellbeing of farmers in some of the world’s key ... Read More
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WTiN, the publisher of Digital Textile magazine, is to hold a conference on the digital printing of home textiles at Heimtextil India, in New Delhi, next ... Read More
DSM Dyneema is launching its new patented Force Multiplier technology targeting the international defence and law enforcement markets at Milipol, which is ... Read More
Tighter legislation is just one of the reasons the demand for high-performance nonwoven filter media continues to rise. Adrian Wilson reports from Filtech 2013 Read More
This report, by the leading global media analysts CARMA International Ltd, explores the reaction of the media in Bangladesh and its neighbours in Cambodia, ... Read More
GlyEco, a sustainable glycol technologies leader, has received independent third-party lab verification that confirms the company's ability to recycle waste glycol, a hazardous material, to refinery-grade standards.
Verseidag, a leading manufacturer of digital textile solutions for solvent, UV, latex, aqueous and dye sub print technologies, has entered into a new distribution partnership with WYNIT.
The Schneider Group (a major trader of speciality fibres) has indicated to WTiN that its FOB offers have generally been renewed at unchanged levels this week (see accompanying table).
Less than 25% of the wool used in Norwegian-made textile and yarn products is actually sourced from the country, according to Norway’s National Institute for Consumer Research (SIFO).
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