Machinery

All Systems Go For Sweden’s Imogo At ITMA Asia

Textile Insights October 23, 2025

With a new strategic partner, the opening of its showroom in Sweden, and the successful commissioning of a Dye-Max spray dyeing system at H&M supplier Chorka Textile in Bangladesh, Sweden-based imogo is set to make a strong impression at next week’s ITMA Asia + CITME in Singapore (October

Dyes & Chemicals

Dyes That Don’t Pollute: The Rise Of Ionic Liquids In Sustainable Fashion

Textile Insights August 10, 2025

The fashion industry dazzles with its colours, textures and trends, but behind the curtain, it is one of the biggest polluters in the world. One of its most environmentally damaging practices is dyeing fabric, particularly polyester, which dominates the market. Traditional polyester dyeing consumes vast amounts of water, chemicals and energy, requiring high heat (around

Product Launch & Innovation

Archroma Introduces AVITERA RASPBERRY SE For Enhanced Sustainability In Dark Shades

Textile Insights March 18, 2025

Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals and sustainable solutions, has expanded its AVITERA SE Generation Next platform with the launch of AVITERA RASPBERRY SE. This innovative trichromatic red dye allows mills to achieve deep and extra-dark shades with enhanced fastness, lower processing costs and improved sustainability. The new dye was introduced as part of

Corporates

Alchemie Wins Best CleanTech Dyeing Award

Textile Insights September 15, 2024

Alchemie Technology has been named the Best CleanTech Textile Dyeing Solutions Company at the SME Midlands Enterprise Awards 2024. This prestigious award recognizes Alchemie’s innovation and leadership in revolutionizing textile dyeing with sustainable, innovative solutions. The SME Midlands Enterprise Awards celebrate exceptional businesses that drive economic growth and

Product Launch & Innovation

Water-Free Textile Dyeing Solution Innovator Raises $10.5mn Funding

Textile Insights April 30, 2024

Xefco, an Australian sustainable manufacturing technology company has raised AUD $10.5 million to commercialise produce its patented water-free textile finishing and dyeing solution, Ausora. The funding is led by Australian deep tech fund Main Sequence and other new backers like Breakthrough Victoria and Virescent Ventures, investing on behalf of Clean Energy Finance