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The Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry (INDA) and its publishing arm INDA Media have announced that International Fiber Journal (IFJ) will become Fibers & Nonwovens with Issue 1 in 2027. The new name reflects the magazine’s longstanding focus on fiber innovation and its coverage of the materials, technologies and market...


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Yosi Kratish, founder and chief technology officer of NylaNova. Image: NylaNova

NylaNova, a chemical recycling company in Evanston, Ill., has announced a partnership with Nylene, a nylon-6 producer with operations in the U.S. an...


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The QuickFree® click-TRAK® Magnetic Zipper is now available in the No. 3 size, a smaller option than its predecessor, the No. 5 size. The new size maintains the same functionality and ease of operation as the No. 5 size, while expanding the zipper’s applications to lighter-weight garments and sportswear.

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Sustainable and high-performance textile and textile technology developer Schotex Global® Co. Ltd. has announced the appointment of René Gagell as head of its weaving department.

Gagell brings more than 25 years of experience in the textile industry, specializing in weaving technology and mechanics. He spent nearly two decades at S...


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Serge Ferrari North America, the North American subsidiary of Serge Ferrari Group, which designs, develops and manufactures composite materials, has introduced the 7th Material to the North American market. The concept positions technical membranes as a seventh construction material category, alongside stone, earth, wood, concrete, metal and glass. fo...


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