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Chinese BCF yarn manufacturer relys on Barmag’s Digital Academy
Three years after its launch in English, Spanish, French and Turkish, Barmag’s Digital Academy online training center for the BCF process is now also available in Chinese.
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Circ and BESTSELLER launch first commercial collection from Fiber Club initiative
The SELECTED collection features garments made from Liva Reviva™ x Circ® Lyocell containing 30% recycled pulp from polycotton textile waste, demonstrating how Circ's collaborative supply chain model can bring textile-to-textile recycled materials into commercial fashion products.
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Strategic policy can drive a clean and competitive European industry
Europe can strengthen its industrial competitiveness while cutting climate and environmental pressures, but progress needs to accelerate. A new report from the European Environment Agency (EEA) finds that the transition of key industrial sectors offers opportunity and explores the policies, investments and enabling conditions needed to drive clean, circular and decarbonised production at scale, delivering prosperity.
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ADVANSA's ALLERBAN®+ receives Allergy UK Seal of Approval
The biocide-free fibre technology ALLERBAN®+ has received the Allergy UK Seal of Approval, adding to the existing recognition of ADVANSA's ALLERBAN® technology for dust mite allergen protection.
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ROICA™ brings global textile innovation to Functional Fabric Fair Portland
ROICA™, the premium stretch fiber by Asahi Kasei, will make its debut appearance at Functional Fabric Fair Portland on October 27-28, 2026, at the Oregon Convention Center (Stand 256). Bringing together textile developments from partner companies across Europe and Asia, the ROICA™ booth will present a diverse collection of fabric solutions for performance, outdoor, mobility, swimwear, cy-cling, and lifestyle applications.
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Toray develops Polyester-Nylon fiber containing at least 93% recycled material by mass
Toray Industries, Inc., announced today that it has developed a polyester-nylon fiber with at least 93% recycled content by mass, based on the total weight of the raw yarn. This percentage applies to the newly developed raw yarn and does not represent the recycled content of the finished fabric or garment.
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