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as we head into a new year, a look back on the past 12 months in nonwovens
Karen McIntyre
$235 million acquisition propels company to the forefront of the airlaid market
By Karen McIntyre
component suppliers are raising the bar on innovation while keeping costs at bay
Sandra Levy
Sells JetLace, SpunJet to Andritz
doing business in automotives is more challenging than ever, but nonwovens are proving themselves vital to the next generation of cars
Karen McIntyre
despite a lot of interest, nonwovens have not yet made inroads in clothing
Karen McIntyre
Capabilities include green needlepunch, highloft nonwovens
Nonwovens filter players are hitting a home run in the filtration arena with innovative technology and cost efficiencies
Sandra Levy
Sandra Levy
Karen Bitz McIntyre
Sanitary protection currently stands at $22 billion globally and registered 10% growth in 2008, with rising uptake in emerging markets countering slowing sales in developed markets.
Magdalena Kondej
with growth of 11%, market size predicted to reach Rs. 66,414 by 2012
Devaraj Parthasarathy
sustainability, polymer technology among the topics discussed at annual conferene
From filtration and Beyond, Nonwovens Applications for This Technology are Endless
more effective, less expensive, more flexible: nonwoven wipes are revolutionizing the industrial markets
Karen McIntyre
After overcoming crippling overcapacity and pricing woes, the airlaid market looks promising
Sandra Levy
in every nonwovens market and every nonwovens technology, contract service manufacturers are offering their take on how to make materials stand out from the crowd
Sandra Levy
Karen McIntyre
Waiting For Recovery
Demand for Roll Goods Has Been Increasing Steadily In Past Decade
Swaddlers, Pull-Ups Receive Category Honors
Unit combines Rohm and Haas Acquisition with Dow Wolff Cellulosics
Sandra Levy
Joint Venture to Open Shop in Simpsonville, SC
a decade of wipes growth, new investment and consolidation, have left manufacturers figuring out their strategy for the future.
Karen McIntyre
Helena Engqvist
latest edition of Frankfurt show demonstrates industry innovation despite economic downturn
Helena Engqvist
Products have lower penetration levels and older technology but does this market present opportunities for Western manufacturers?
Event looks at hygiene and disposables potential in region.
Detergent, softener and anti-static ingredients combined in concentrated sheet that goes from washer to dryer.
Lockertalk.com provides men with education, support
Fiber will continue to grow and evolve into new applications
Helena Engqvist
Strengthening brands, moving into new geographies are key goals
Karen Bitz
demands for sustainability, recyclability and conservation drive raw material markets
Ellen Wuagneux
Magdalena Kondej
additives boost the power of nonwovens to fight off germs, bacteria and odors
Ellen Wuagneux
nonwovens companies prepare for Frankfurt show this month
Mark Snider
systems can save on raw material and non-material costs alike
Michael Fornes
4000-square-foot facility to focus on protective nonwovens
Mark Snider
small pockets like acoustics stay strong even in the face of unprecedented economic challenges
Ellen Wuagneux
part three of the triennial rotation of nonwovens trade shows will be held in Shanghai in May. Here's a look at what the industry has to offer.
despite global financial crisis, nonwovens continue to grow in China across all technologies, markets
compiled by CNTA
new tests for effective core design
Philip Hardy
new products help sufferers enjoy active lifestyles
Karen McIntyre
with their major market in dire straits, makers of needlepunched nonwovens are preparing for better days
Karen McIntyre
FR suppliers in the home furnishing sector deliver creative solutions in the face of unprecedented cost pressures and declining demand
Ellen Wuagneux
as demand for nonwovens grows in China, the rest of the world heads east
exhibitors head West to place their bets on this year’s Techtextil North America event
economic woes, market maturity and a slackening in new product introductions are just some of the challenges facing wipes in household segments
Karen McIntyre
alternative raw materials prove that disposable doesn't have to mean irresponsible when it comes to the Earth.
Karen McIntyre
In a unique project called WooDi, Sodra Cell, SCA and Chalmers University have joined forces to produce a diaper that could one day be made entirely of wood-based fibers
Jonathan Roberts
today's economic pressures make the margin for error slimmer than ever for spunmelt makers
Ellen Wuagneux
testing and inspection equipment suppliers say their products are more valuable than ever in these troubling economic times
filtration industry meets in Philly to discuss recent developments
interesting new products show up at store brands expo in Chicago
Susan Stansbury
The disposable diaper market continues to be dominated by two multinational companies-Kimberly-Clark and Procter & Gamble-however, these two giants continue to feel pressure from competing store brands as cash-strapped consumers are favoring private label products.
Karen McIntyre
Considering the current economic environment, maybe equipment suppliers' description of today's hygiene market as evolutionary (rather than revolutionary) isn't so bad after all.
Ellen Wuagneux
new nonwovens-based goods showcase expansion of technology in consumer markets
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