December 17, 2025
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Machinery

LMW Strengthens Industry Bonds With Major Project Wins On Day 2 At ITMA ASIA + CITME 2025!

Empowering Progress. Inspiring Trust. Driving Smart Transformation. Day 2 at ITMA ASIA + CITME 2025, Singapore, brought another wave of success and pride for LMW. Leading textile groups reaffirmed their trust in LMW’s technology by placing significant project and modernization orders. Finkraft Overseas Pvt. Ltd., Malkapur , India – Expanding Horizons with LMW In a […]
Product Launch & Innovation

Freudenberg Unveils 100% Bio-Based Binder-Free PLA/Wood Pulp Nonwovens

Freudenberg Performance Materials has achieved a major sustainability milestone with the launch of its new 100% bio-based, binder-free PLA/wood pulp wetlaid nonwovens. The innovation combines the natural water absorption and biodegradability of wood pulp with the strength and hot-sealability of PLA, delivering both environmental and performance benefits. Developed using
Machinery

Advanced Automation From Sweden Takes Centre Stage At ITMA Asia + CITME 2025 In Singapore

Members of TMAS – the Swedish textile machinery manufacturers association – will showcase the latest in sensor-driven automation, AI-enabled production and resource-saving innovations at ITMA Asia + CITME, with a strong focus on sustainability and efficiency. “Automation, digitalisation and AI are no longer optional—they are essential for manufacturers to boost efficiency,
Industry

CEMATEX Strengthens EU, Global Advocacy

CEMATEX, the European Committee of Textile Machinery Manufacturers, has reinforced its role as the voice of the EU textile machinery industry by stepping up its presence with EU institutions and global stakeholders. The organisation, now officially registered in the EU Transparency Register, is actively engaging with legislators on key policy areas, including the
Industry

How GST 2.0 Rate Cuts Will Strengthen India’s Textile And Apparel Value Chain

For the economy and the textile industry, GST 2.0 reforms are undoubtedly a landmark step. The reduction in manmade fibres from 18% to 5% and synthetic yarn from 12% to 5% will substantially strengthen the country’s textile industry while enhancing its competitiveness and stimulating consumption. Handloom, handicraft goods, yarns and carpets have also been shifted […]