Textile industry

Aurora IP ready to welcome global manufacturers

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Monday, May 30, 2022
Aurora, Well, Environment, FDI, Radar, Research, Textile industry, Industry, Water supply, Growth, CEO, GLOBE, Clothing, Drug, Textile, Renewable energy

HANOI, Vietnam, May 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aurora, one of the very few IPs in Vietnam qualified to accommodate fabric-dyeing facilities, is ready to seize opportunities of investment flow into Vietnams textile and garment industry.

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  • HANOI, Vietnam, May 30, 2022 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aurora, one of the very few IPs in Vietnam qualified to accommodate fabric-dyeing facilities, is ready to seize opportunities of investment flow into Vietnams textile and garment industry.
  • Aurora IP has completed all the legal procedures, while the infrastructure is ready to be put into operation and welcomes investors around the world.
  • Catching up the global development trend when the textile enterprises have shifted their priority to be in favor of green businesses, Aurora IP is pioneering in building and developing a green-clean-sustainable textile industrial park along with the sustainable growth in the textile industry.
  • Aurora IP is promoting many programs to welcome investors and seize great opportunities coming to the textile industry in the near future, said Mr. Tran Quoc Viet - Chairman & CEO of Cat Tuong Group.

Recover™ Crowded Winner at the Green Product Award 2022 in the Category Fashion

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Thursday, May 19, 2022
Fashion, Retail, Environment, Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Transport, Manufacturing, Textiles, Architecture, Interior, Social media, Personal care, Environment, Multimedia, Product life-cycle theory, Final good, Textile industry, Industry, Carbon, The Daylight and Building Component Award, Partnership, Cotton, Recycling, Wool, Award

Recover, a leading materials science company and global producer of low-impact, high-quality recycled cotton fiber and cotton fiber blends, has won the Green Product Award 2022 in the category Fashion.

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  • Recover, a leading materials science company and global producer of low-impact, high-quality recycled cotton fiber and cotton fiber blends, has won the Green Product Award 2022 in the category Fashion.
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    Since 2013, the international Green Product Award has been honoring outstanding products, services and concepts that stand out for their good design, innovation, and sustainability.
  • Over 1500 participants from 52 countries applied for this years awards, and Recover was elected as the winner in Fashion by an international jury of experienced experts, thanks to its sustainable and cost-effective plug-in-play solution.
  • Since 2013, the international Green Product Award has recognized products and services that excel in design, innovation and sustainability.

Recover™ Opens Manufacturing Facility in Bangladesh to Meet Recycled Cotton Fiber Scaling Ambitions

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Tuesday, May 10, 2022
Environment, Technology, Textiles, Other Technology, Manufacturing, Alternative Energy, Energy, Fashion, Retail, Cotton, Industry, Capital, Environment, Textile industry, Carbon, Color, Growth, Partnership, Social media, Multimedia, Textile

Leading recycled cotton fiber producer, Recover, has announced the official opening of its new facility in Bangladesh, expanding the companys manufacturing capabilities and accelerate its efforts to transform the fashion industry by solving one of the worlds biggest environmental issues.

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  • Leading recycled cotton fiber producer, Recover, has announced the official opening of its new facility in Bangladesh, expanding the companys manufacturing capabilities and accelerate its efforts to transform the fashion industry by solving one of the worlds biggest environmental issues.
  • This new facility helps Recover support the surging global demand for sustainable fibers, and circularity in the textile and fashion industry.
  • Asia is one of the largest cotton waste producing regions and by establishing a presence in Bangladesh, Recover can provide a fully closed loop solution.
  • Recover is a leading materials sciences company and global producer of low-impact, high-quality recycled cotton fiber and cotton fiber blends.

Recover™ Partners With Sysav to Scale Post-consumer Waste Recycling Ambitions

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Wednesday, May 4, 2022
Medical Supplies, Other Retail, Supply Chain Management, Manufacturing, Professional Services, Other Health, Health, Retail, Textiles, Other Professional Services, Environment, Contract, Textile industry, Business, Color, Partnership, Cotton, Environment, Industry, Textile, Pleasure, PCW, Waste management, Technology, Collection, Social media, Multimedia, Recycling, SYSAV waste-to-energy plant

View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220504005077/en/

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  • View the full release here: https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20220504005077/en/
    As part of the agreement, Sysav will start to supply post-consumer waste (PCW), made up of 95% cotton, to Recover in 2022, with increasingly larger volumes expected in the following years.
  • The agreement forms part of Recovers strategy to invest in long-term purchasing contracts worldwide to lockup waste supply and will help to scale its post-consumer waste recycling.
  • Recover is a leading materials sciences company and global producer of low-impact, high-quality recycled cotton fiber and cotton fiber blends.
  • Sysav is a recycling company in southern Sweden and has since 1974 has been at the forefront in developing circular solutions for various types of resources.

South African Textile Industry 2022: Quick Response Manufacturing Requires More Rapid Supply of Raw Materials - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Tuesday, April 5, 2022
Textiles, Manufacturing, Policy, Wool, South Africa, Textile industry, Textile, Industry, Clothing, Pressure

The textile industry has been in long term decline since 1994 as a result of trade liberalisation, the increase in cheap Asian imports, and declining competitiveness and manufacturing capacity of local players.

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  • The textile industry has been in long term decline since 1994 as a result of trade liberalisation, the increase in cheap Asian imports, and declining competitiveness and manufacturing capacity of local players.
  • Mechanisms in the plan aim to reduce input costs for clothing manufacturers while securing supply agreements for local textile manufacturers.
  • The trend does not put similar pressure on the textile industry, but it does require a more rapid supply of raw materials.
  • Global supply chain disruptions have presented domestic textile manufacturers with a unique opportunity to provide stock more quickly than international suppliers.

Intradeco Holdings Invests Over $100 Million In Central America to Expand Nearshoring, Advance Full Circularity, and Increase Solar Energy Power

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Thursday, March 10, 2022
Environment, Textiles, Utilities, Manufacturing, Alternative Energy, Energy, Fashion, Retail, Supply Chain Management, Business, Organic, Investment, Abu Dhabi Investment Council, Foundation, Social responsibility, Textile industry, Central, Renewable energy

The second project is the creation of a manufacturing plant in El Salvador that manufactures 100% recycled yarns -- both cotton and synthetics. This will allow the company to advance in its full circularity textile supply chain strategy.

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  • Intradeco Holdings is investing over $100 million in Central America to make the most of the CAFTA-DR and nearshoring opportunities, advance full circularity, and expand solar power with three major projects, it was announced today.
  • The first project is the Central American Spinning Works, a state-of-the-art ring spinning mill in Honduras, which began operations earlier this year.
  • The second project is the creation of a manufacturing plant in El Salvador that manufactures 100% recycled yarns -- both cotton and synthetics.
  • The third project will allow the company to expand its solar energy power to attain 30 megawatts by the third quarter of 2022.

Cold Plasma Market 2022-2026: Geographic Growth Opportunities - Market in China to Showcase the Highest Growth During the Forecast Period - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Friday, February 11, 2022
Medical Supplies, Health, Wound healing, Plastic, Electronics, Polymer, Meat, Food, Textile, D. Medical Industries, Food safety, Textile industry, Medicine, Poultry, Fluorine, Oil, Decontamination, R, International Union of Food, Agricultural, Hotel, Restaurant, Catering, Tobacco and Allied Workers' Associations, Competition, USD, Market, Growth, Atmosphere, Adhesion, COVID-19, CAGR, Adhesive, Pet, Fine chemical, Lithium, Printing, Application, Industry

The global cold plasma market size is expected to reach USD 3.3 billion by 2026 from USD 1.6 billion in 2021, at a CAGR of 15.0% during the forecast period.

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  • The global cold plasma market size is expected to reach USD 3.3 billion by 2026 from USD 1.6 billion in 2021, at a CAGR of 15.0% during the forecast period.
  • The growth in this market is primarily attributed to the benefits of cold plasma, such as its environment-friendliness, increasing use of cold plasma in wound healing and cancer treatment, innovations in textile production, growing food safety concerns, innovations in cold plasma technology, and the increasing use of cold plasma in meat and poultry packaging decontamination.
  • Based on the regime for the polymer & plastic industry, the cold plasma market has been segmented into atmospheric cold plasma and low-pressure cold plasma.
  • Europe is expected to account for the largest share of the global cold plasma market in 2026.

Global Dye Sublimated Apparel Market (2021 to 2027) - by Distribution Channel, Product, Printing Technique and Region - ResearchAndMarkets.com

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Wednesday, February 2, 2022
Fashion, Online Retail, Retail, Department Stores, Manufacturing, Textiles, Awareness, Growth, Textile industry, Time, Industry, Breathability, Movement, Technology, COVID-19, Printing, Chemical

The growth of dye sublimated apparel is fueled by the growing number of clothes dyed every day.

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  • The growth of dye sublimated apparel is fueled by the growing number of clothes dyed every day.
  • Additionally, the dye sublimated apparel market is expected to witness lucrative growth opportunities due to the less time and massive production of printed and photographed garments.
  • Conversely, the growth of the dye sublimated apparel market is expected to be hampered by the significant downfall of the worldwide textile industry because of the outbreak of a global pandemic.
  • This factor is playing a pivotal role in the growth of the dye sublimated apparel market.

Frontier.cool to Launch the World's First Arm-based Fabric Meta MPSoC With E-Elements at CES 2022

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Friday, January 7, 2022
3D, Electronics, AI, View, PLM, ERP, FPGA, Digital, Xilinx, Multiprocessor system on a chip, Consumer Electronics Show, Efficiency, GM, Textile industry, Acceleration, Machine learning, Multimedia, Industry, Gate array, Clothing, Video game console, 3D printing, Frontier

The Fabric Meta Chip is a "dream team" collaboration between Frontier.cool and E-Elements the single-chip solutions experts.

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  • The Fabric Meta Chip is a "dream team" collaboration between Frontier.cool and E-Elements the single-chip solutions experts.
  • What's more, the Fabric Meta MPSoC uses Xilinx Zynq FPGAs with Arm processor architecture.
  • The Fabric Meta MPSoC was developed to convert physical fabric into digital material, thus allowing virtual apparel to be designed directly from real-world textile fabrics expanding the benefits of virtual fashion and powering up the textile supply chain.
  • Frontier realized a critical need for robust computing power for edge computing to give enhanced power and higher resolution hence the birth of the Fabric Meta MPSoC.

Recover™ Wins the Disruptor Award at the Drapers Award 2021 in Its Efforts to Close the Loop on Fashion

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Thursday, December 2, 2021
Retail, Textiles, Manufacturing, Fashion, Cotton, News, CEO, Environment, Industry, Partnership, Recycling, Textile industry, Goal, Creativity, Material, Water, Social media, CO2, Sustainability, Draper, Multimedia, Drinking water, Primark, Wool, Fashion

Recover, a recycled cotton fiber producer that has been pioneering sustainable materials and recycling since 1947, was presented with the Disruptor Award at the Drapers Award 2021.

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  • Recover, a recycled cotton fiber producer that has been pioneering sustainable materials and recycling since 1947, was presented with the Disruptor Award at the Drapers Award 2021.
  • We are thrilled to receive the Disruptor Award at this years Drapers Award, recognizing Recover as a committed agent of change in the fashion industry, said Alfredo Ferre, CEO at Recover.
  • Drapers has been the leading authority on fashion retailing in the UK since its first publication on 6 August 1887.
  • At Drapers, we strive to educate, inspire and connect the newcomers and leaders alike in the innovative fashion retail sector.