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The São Paulo-based nonwovens conference focused on the hygiene, medical and filtration segments. By Marcia Mariano
Natural dyes, cashmere harvested in Brazilian Cerrado (tropical savanna) and a new flame-retardant fibre were the highlights of the event Innovations in the Textile and Fashion Chain in Brazil
‘Compliance and Technology – key factors for industry and retail’ was the focus of the International Apparel Federation (IAF) Conference, reports Marcia Mariano
Experts in textile machines, the Schofields have directly contributed to the growth and development of the textile industry in Brazil, writes Marcia Mariano.
Professor Antonio Carlos B Barcelar, Senai-BA (BR), tells Marcia Mariano about the equipment he has developed for a producer of automotive upholstery which supplies automakers in Brazil.
Brazil is the leader in labour safety standards in Latin America – however, it ranks fourth place in job-related accidents. We report from FISP, a safety and protection trade show that took place in Sao Paulo in October.
Although the economic crisis is still affecting Brazil, there are signs of optimism in the production sector for next year. Marcia Mariano reports. (Includes Potuguese subtitles).
With Brazilian authorities declaring war against the Aedes Aegypti mosquito, clothes with a repellent effect are arousing interest. Marcia Mariano reports.
Event held in Rio de Janeiro brings together practitioners and academics to discuss the future of technical textiles