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Södra’s OnceMore Uses TextileGenesis to Turn Circular MMCF Traceability Into Infrastructure

As regulation tightens and recycled-content claims face greater scrutiny, traceability is becoming a commercial necessity, not a branding extra. OnceMore®,...

CiCLO Gains Traction as Brands Tackle Microplastic Pollution in Synthetics

Intrinsic Advanced Materials (IAM) says adoption of its CiCLO® technology is expanding across performance apparel, workwear and mass-market clothing,...

Outlast extends cooling finish to cotton and viscose in push for mainstream comfort textiles

By bringing an immediately perceptible cooling effect to cellulose fibres, Outlast is trying to turn functional finishing into a...

From preparation to 3D weaving: Stäubli’s solutions at Techtextil 2026

Stäubli, a global leader in high-performance weaving technologies, is pleased to announce its participation at Techtextil 2026 in Frankfurt,...

DIENES targets bio-based fibre scale-up with flexible pilot lines at Techtextil 2026

As bio-based fibres move from lab curiosity to industrial priority, DIENES is pitching modular pilot lines as the bridge...

Pakistan’s cotton crisis demands federal reset as output halves

Without institutional reform and policy realignment, Pakistan risks deepening its dependence on imported cotton and weakening its export engine. Pakistan’s...

Lenzing brings TENCEL HV100 to China as mills push denim upmarket

The fibre’s China debut shows how branded material innovation is moving from niche denim into broader, higher-value apparel categories. Lenzing...

Thermore turns textile waste into insulation with Ecodown Fibers T2T

The Italian padding specialist is pushing thermal insulation beyond recycled bottles and into textile-to-textile circularity—where waste becomes a performance...

Vietnam’s garment industry wants to earn more by making less

In 2026, Vietnam’s textile and garment sector is trying to move up the value chain: smaller orders, higher technical...

Türkiye’s UK export record shows trade diplomacy is starting to pay

Record January–February shipments to Britain suggest Türkiye is turning a post-Brexit trade relationship into a broader industrial opportunity. Türkiye exported...

Regen-tech uses Tencel–wool knits to chase the premium sustainability market

At Intertextile Shanghai, the message was clear: in premium knits, fibre origin matters—but fabric engineering matters more. At Intertextile Shanghai...

Fiber opening machines market outlook to 2035: nonwovens and recycling drive the next investment cycle

The humble opening line is becoming a strategic machine again, as hygiene nonwovens, recycled fibres and smarter mills reshape...

MISSION turns compression wear into a cooling category

The new collection suggests performance accessories are evolving from simple support gear into multi-function products that combine recovery, heat...

EDANA unveils nominees for INDEX™26 Awards: Highlighting the next generation of nonwoven excellence

EDANA is proud to unveil the highly anticipated nominees for the INDEX™26 Awards, the nonwoven industry’s highest accolade for...

Bangladesh’s cotton demand slips as garment slowdown reaches the mills

USDA’s lower import forecast suggests weaker apparel orders are now feeding back into Bangladesh’s spinning sector through lower yarn...

Circ’s China deal turns textile recycling into a scale test

By partnering with Xinxiang Bailu, Circ is shifting from proving its chemistry to proving that recycled pulp can run...

Bangladesh’s denim boom proves diversification can be an export strategy

From a $12,000 jeans shipment in 1984 to more than $5bn in annual exports, Bangladesh has turned denim into...

RWTH Aachen brings hydrogen tanks to JEC with a cheaper carbon-fibre equation

ITA’s new winding approach matters because hydrogen storage will scale only if pressure vessels use less carbon fibre, generate...

Uniqlo bets on comfort-led denim for Spring/Summer 2026

The retailer is treating jeans less as rigid fashion staples and more as everyday uniform: softer fabrics, easier silhouettes...

Bangladesh’s new government faces a simple test: can it keep garments competitive?

The BNP’s election win has raised business hopes, but the apparel sector needs policy stability, cheaper energy and faster...

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Södra’s OnceMore Uses TextileGenesis to Turn Circular MMCF Traceability Into Infrastructure

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As regulation tightens and recycled-content claims face greater scrutiny, traceability is becoming a commercial necessity, not a branding extra. OnceMore®, Södra’s textile-to-pulp recycling platform, is...