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Raysil by Grasim – 100% natural and biodegradable VFY
Raysil, the Viscose Filament Yarn (VFY) by Grasim Industries, is 100% natural and biodegradable.
Right from the raw material used to produce Raysil to the...
Better Cotton Sourcing Reaches Record 1.7 Million Tonnes in 2020
In 2020, 192 Better Cotton Initiative (BCI) retailer and brand members sourced a record 1.7 million tonnes of Better Cotton, despite the severe disruptions...
USA: Great opportunity for MMF-based suppliers
By Sanjay Arora, Wazir Advisors (sanjay@wazir.in)
India has the potential to increase share in manmade textile and apparel market of USA given the fact that...
MIC; Quality and Durability Are Our Drivers Towards Sustainability
From the early '900s till today...
The entrance of Cumerlato's family in textile's world dates back to the early 1900's, when Mr. Giorgio Cumerlato in...
DAGİ Joins Forces with the TENCEL™ Brand for Turkey’s Debut TENCEL™ x REFIBRA™ Fibers Collection
Since the introduction of the groundbreaking TENCEL™ branded lyocell fiber with REFIBRA™ technology, brands around the world have jumped at the chance to work...
“La Satta” – Manifattura Satta e Bottelli – Turns 100 and joins Martinelli Ginetto Group
1921 - 2021. An important birthday for the historic textile finishing company from Nerviano. It coincides with the merger with Martinelli Ginetto Group, a...
MIC: Increasingly Green, Sustainable Approach and GRS Certified Production
Sustainability is a much-discussed issue in the textile industry today as it becomes a priority and challenge that involves all the players in the...
Joint project results in new take on lyocell
Birla Cellulose and Nanollose have requested a patent for the tree-free fiber made from bacterial cellulose
Birla Cellulose and Australia-based Nanollose Ltd. are looking to...
Israelis find ‘royal purple’ fabric from King David era
JERUSALEM (AFP) - Israeli researchers said they had found scraps of fabric coloured with a purple dye dating from the eras of King David...
Cotton: A Golden Opportunity for South Africa?
BY: COBUS DE BRUYN
Cotton is considered one of the world's greatest poverty alleviating crops, with 150 million people worldwide relying on it for income.
According...
