Archive: May 2021

Denmark-based Bestseller should resume sourcing from Myanmar “as quickly as possible”, as the exit of international companies threatens to cause widespread poverty and famine, according...

New inks developed at Imperial College London and the Polytechnic of Milan provide a pathway to wearable devices – health monitors, body warmers, radio frequency...

Croatian textile producer Cateks said the chairman of its supervisory board, Matija Bilandzija, has raised his stake in the company’s capital to 3.

India has decided to not impose antidumping duties on some viscose spun yarn products imported from Vietnam, according to the Ministry of Industry and Trade’s...

An emergency haemostatic head trauma bandage cap with a strap system has been developed by First Responder Solutions of Carmel, California, USA.

A team of researchers led by Nanyang Technological University in Singapore has developed a device that offers a quicker and less-invasive way to seal tears...

Electrospinning, a UK-based developer and manufacturer of nanofibrous biomaterials for use in tissue regenerative devices, has completed a £4. 5m (US$6.

According to Japan-based Asahi Kasei, the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic has changed car users’ perceptions of safety and comfort inside automotive vehicles.

Myovolt, the Christchurch, New Zealand-based pioneer of patented wearable recovery technology, is launching four new products exploiting focal vibration to massage muscles, stimulate blood flow,...

Uzbekistan is facing a shortage of yarn this year, which is creating difficulties for the country’s textile manufacturers.

A medical dressing for preventing pressure ulcers has been developed by Mölnlycke Health Care.

ELeather upholstery material has been certified as compliant with the European EN45545-2:2020 standard by Interscience Fire Laboratory.

An International Patent entitled Topographically conforming self-fitting garments made of active materials, follows work done by researchers at the University of Minnesota in partnership with...

For the separation of finest particles Mann+Hummel has been using nanofibre technology for several years in applications for the commercial vehicles sector.

France-based tyre producer Michelin has successfully tested and applied a recycling process for polyethylene terephthalate (PET) waste to create a high-tenacity fibre that meets its...