As the need for textile recycling grows, nonwovens manufacturers are stepping up to play a crucial role. The European Union will implement a ban on the landfilling and incineration of post-consumer clothing waste starting January 2025, alongside an extended producer responsibility (EPR) scheme
Siyaram Silk Mills has unveiled its newest retail outlets as part of its strategic push to enhance direct customer engagement and offer a seamless shopping experience. The new stores will address the rising demand for fast fashion and ethnic wear, underscoring the company’s ambitious growth plans. The fast fashion outlets, branded under ZECODE, will cater […]
Gujarat, a leading textile hub of India, has announced its Textile Policy 2024, designed to boost investments, support local enterprises and promote sustainable manufacturing practices. The policy provides a mix of capital subsidies, interest relief, payroll assistance and infrastructure support, aiming to position Gujarat as a global leader in textiles. Key Incentives and
The Union textile ministry is in the process of creating a comprehensive roadmap which, on the one hand, aims to address on dealing with a wide range of existing issues hampering the growth and, on the other hand, it aims to chart an action plan to achieve the targeted growth strategies in a more inclusive […]
British climate tech company Matter and Paradise Textiles, the material science and innovation hub of the Alpine Group, have announced a groundbreaking project to bring Matter’s Regen for Textile Production to market. Regen is the world’s first microfibre filter specifically designed for textile manufacturers, aimed at tackling the critical issue of global microfibre
In a significant stride toward sustainable textile manufacturing, Reju CEO Patrik Frisk, who formerly served as CEO of Under Armour, is leading an innovative project called Regeneration Hub Zero. This groundbreaking facility is dedicated to processing discarded textiles into Reju Polyester, a high-quality material that boasts a lower carbon footprint than conventional
As the textile industry grapples with its significant carbon footprint, the need for low-carbon energy sources is crucial for achieving net-zero emissions. Solar thermal technology, though less prominent than other renewable energy sources, offers a promising alternative for decarbonizing industrial heating processes. Unlike solar photovoltaics (PV) that generate
Microban International, a leader in antimicrobial solutions, has teamed up with CiCLO Technology, a pioneer in reducing microfibre pollution, to integrate advanced sustainability features into synthetic fibres, yarns and fabrics. This strategic partnership combines Microban’s superior odor control and antimicrobial protection with CiCLO’s biodegradable technology to offer
Trützschler and Gimatex: A Partnership for Innovation Since their collaboration began in 2006, Trützschler and Gimatex have successfully worked together on numerous projects. Gimatex Industries Pvt. Ltd., a family-owned company with over 125 years of history, has adopted Trützschler’s Integrated Draw Frame (IDF) technology to transform textile waste into valuable ring
Vardhman Textiles Ltd., a leading Indian textile manufacturer, has announced a joint initiative with EY Parthenon (EYP), a global leader in strategy consulting services, named “GreenWeave.” Through this collaboration, EYP will serve as Vardhman’s trusted strategy advisor, guiding them in value creation through Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) and Net






















