Spuntech


Location: UPPER TIBERIAS, ISRAEL


Sales: $90 Million


Description: Key Personnel
Rob Stollar, vice president, global sales and marketing, Ron Broshi, vice president of new product development; John Rank, director of sales and marketing—The Americas, Avi Bash, director sales and marketing, Europe, Russia, Israel, Africa

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentanged Spunlace

ISO Status
ISO 9001:2000 certified

Major Markets
Wipes, Hygiene, Medical, Industrial

New to this year’s report is N.R Spuntech Industries, an Israeli-based manufacturer of spunlace nonwovens with a U.S. operation in Roxboro, NC. Spuntech’s sales have been increasing steadily since opening its U.S. plant in 2006 and from their annual reports sales were approximately $90 million last year.

Founded in 1996, owned by Nissan Medical, Spuntech is traded on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange . The company has three production facilities and four lines—two in the Galilee, Israel, one in Shamir, Israel and a brand-new site in Roxboro, NC.

The majority of this output targets the hygiene, wet wipes and medical markets where the company works closely with its customers to understand their specific needs and requirements. “We focus on high end products for different markets,” according to director of sales and marketing John Rank. “We are not looking at making just plain vanilla spunlace. We want to provide our customers with innovative products that give them an added advantage in the marketplace.”

Spuntech's spunlace fabrics are comprised of cotton, viscose, polyester, polypropylene or any blend of these fibers, including 100% cotton, 100% viscose or 100% polyester. Fabric-texture options include apertured and a variety of hydro embossed patterns. Spuntech is capable of reaching an extraordinary fabric tensile strength ratio of 1:1.5 to 1:3 MD-CD.

Most of its U.S. output feeds the North and South American markets while Israel primarily serves its local market, Europe and in developing markets such as Russia. “There is room for growth in both regions,” Mr. Rank said. “We are running steady but we are always looking to improve our product mix and bring on new, innovative items.”
Location: Upper Tiberias, Israel

Sales: $104 million

Description:
Key Personnel
Rob Stollar, vice president, global sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of new product development; John Rank, director of sales and marketing—The Americas; Avi Bash, director of sales and marketing, Europe, Russia, Israel, Africa

Plants
Tiberias, Israel, Shamir, Israel, Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlaced

Major Markets
Wipes, hygiene, medical, industrial

Sales received a nice boost in 2009 for Israeli spunlace producer Spuntech Industries. The company, which was profiled last year for the first time in Nonwovens Industry’s top companies report, reported sales increased about 15% from $90 million to $104 million on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics as well as growth in the company’s global capacity.
This growth is a continuation of a trend achieved yearly since the company opened its U.S. plant in 2006. In addition to a one-line plant in Roxboro, NC, Spuntech operates three lines—two in Galilee and one in Shamir—in Israel. It was founded in 1996 and is owned by Nissan Medical.
“Spuntech operates three state-of-the-art production facilities with a total of four production lines using sophisticated equipment with proprietary capabilities,” said John Rank, director of sales and marketing. “The company’s highly skilled engineers and technological staff, supported by a professional team of marketing, logistics, quality control and management personnel, have the ability to mass produce a variety of unique added-value products in accordance with stringent quality control guidelines, while meticulously adhering to delivery dates.”
Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, Europe and Asia where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, technical and engineered fabrics markets. Describing spunlaced nonwovens as the fabric of choice for most of its customers, Mr. Rank reported that demand remained strong for high quality spunlaced nonwovens throughout 2009. “The market activity has been better than the global economy,” he said. “Threat of swine flu contributed to the overall market demand.”

Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2011 Nonwovens Sales: $113 million

Key Personnel: Rob Stollar, global vice president, sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president, new product development; John Rank, director, sales and marketing

Plants: Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC. 

Processes: Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets: Wipes, hygiene, medical, industrial, filtration

Despite challenging market conditions, N.R. Spuntech sales continued to grow in 2011. The company, which was profiled three years ago for the first time in Nonwovens Industry’s top company report, reported sales for 2011 of 432 million shekels, or $113 million, versus 397 million shekels in 2010. Spuntech continues its focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics with more emphasis on sustainable products.

In 2011, Spuntech secured several sizable contracts with large branded customers for products going into the automotive, personal care and home care disposable markets. This has allowed Spuntech to continue its organic growth and maximize capacities worldwide.

“We are proud of our accomplishment in making the U.S. operation a success over the past few years,” says John Rank, director of sales and marketing. “We are also proud of the additions to our capabilities in Israel that provides a more uniform and better performance product.”

Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, South America, Europe and Asia, where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, technical, filtration and engineered fabrics markets. Spuntech continues to review opportunities in emerging markets to further its global expansion. Describing spunlace nonwovens as the fabric of choice for most of its customers, Rank reports that demand remained strong for high quality spunlace nonwovens throughout 2011. Spuntech lines run at maximum capacity globally.
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2012 Nonwovens Sales: $127 million
 
Key Personnel: Rob Stollar, global vice president, sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president, new product development; John Rank, director, sales and marketing
 
Plants: Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC
 
Processes: Hydroentangled spunlace
 
Major Markets: Wipes, hygiene, medical, industrial, filtration
 
In 2013, Israel’s Spuntech Industries reaffirmed its commitment to the nonwovens industry through a decision to add another spunlace line in the U.S. In May, the company said it would double its North American capacity with the addition of a new spunlace line at a yet-to-be-announced U.S. location. The new line is on track to begin production in 2015. Spuntech currently operates one spunlace line at a facility in Roxboro, NC, which opened in 2006, and runs two lines at a site in Galilee, Israel and another in Shamir, Israel.
 
In 2012, the company reported positive results, with sales increasing from $113 million to $127 million, according to director of sales and marketing John Rank. “Spuntech had a successful 2012 and results were good. We expect improvement in 2013,” he says.
 
Spuntech continues its focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics with more emphasis on sustainable products. While a high percentage of its sales, both from its U.S. operation and its Israeli site, are conducted in the wipes segment, the company has successfully been developing new products outside of wipes.
 
Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, South America, Europe and Asia, where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, technical, filtration and engineered fabrics markets. Spuntech continues to review opportunities in emerging markets to further its global expansion.
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2013 Nonwovens Sales: $127 million  

Key Personnel
Rob Stollar, global vice president, sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president, new product development; John Rank, director, sales and marketing  

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC  

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace  

Major Markets
Wipes, hygiene, medical, industrial, filtration

In 2013, Israel’s Spuntech Industries reaffirmed its commitment to the nonwovens industry through a decision to add another spunlace line in the U.S. In May, the company said it would double its North American capacity with the addition of a new spunlace line at a yet-to-be-announced U.S. location. The new line is on track to begin production in 2015.

Spuntech currently operates one spunlace line at a facility in Roxboro, NC, which opened in 2006, and runs two lines at a site in Galilee, Israel and another in Shamir, Israel.  

In recent years, sales have increased steadily as the company continues to focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace products, and growth is expected to speed up once the new line comes onstream.

While a high percentage of its sales, both from its U.S. operation and its Israeli site, are conducted in the wipes segment, the company has successfully been developing new products outside of wipes. Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, South America, Europe and Asia, where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, technical, filtration and engineered fabrics markets. Spuntech continues to review opportunities in emerging markets to further its global expansion.
Spuntech
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2014 Nonwovens Sales: $143 million

Key Personnel

Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of new product development; John Rank, director of sales and Mmarketing

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Wipes, hygiene, medical, industrial, filtration

In 2014, Israel’s Spuntech Industries reaffirmed its commitment to the nonwovens industry by installing a new spunlace line in North Carolina. The new line will more than double its North American capacity. The line is on track to begin production in 2015. Spuntech currently operates one spunlace line at it’s facility in Roxboro, NC, which opened in 2006, and runs two lines at a site in Galilee, Israel and another in Shamir, Israel.

In 2014, the company reported very positive results, with sales increasing from $127 million to $143 million, according to Director of Sales and Marketing John Rank. “Spuntech continued its long term successful growth in 2014 and additional growth is expected in 2015 with the start up of new capacity in North America. The new line will provide premium high quality spunlace fabrics.”

Spuntech continues its focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics with more emphasis on sustainable products. While a high percentage of its sales, both from its U.S. operation and its Israeli site, are conducted in the wipes segment, the company has successfully been developing new products outside of wipes.  
Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, South America, Europe and Asia, where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, technical, filtration and engineered fabrics markets. Spuntech continues to review opportunities in emerging markets to further its global expansion.
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2016 Nonwovens Sales: $138 million


Key Personnel
Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of new product development; John Rank, director of sales & marketing; Jim Malue, director of hygiene & personal care

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care products, wipes, diapers, cosmetic, personal hygiene, adult incontinence, medical, industrial and filtration

At the beginning of 2016, Spuntech Industries reaffirmed its commitment to the nonwovens industry by starting up a new advanced spunlace line in North Carolina. The new line, which is the company’s second in Roxboro, NC, has more than doubled Spuntech’s North American capacity. Spuntech first expanded into Roxboro, NC, in 2006. The company also operates two lines at a site in Galilee, Israel, and another in Shamir, Israel.

In 2016, the company reported very positive results, with sales of $138 million, according to director of sales and marketing John Rank.

“Spuntech continued its long term successful growth and additional increased growth is expected in 2017 with the new capacity in North America,” he says. “The new line is not only providing premium high quality spunlace fabrics but has additional and unique capabilities.”

Spuntech continues its focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics with more emphasis on sustainable products. While a high percentage of its sales, both from its U.S. operation and its Israeli site, are conducted in the wipes segment, the company has been successful in developing new products outside of wipes. 

Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, South America, Europe and Asia, where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, hygiene, diaper, technical, filtration and engineered fabrics markets. Spuntech continues to review opportunities in emerging markets to further its global expansion, Rank adds.
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2017 Nonwovens Sales: $168 million


Key Personnel
Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of new product development; John Rank, director of sales & marketing

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care products, wipes, diapers, cosmetic, personal hygiene, adult incontinence, medical, industrial and filtration


In 2017, Spuntech Industries continued its commitment to the nonwovens industry by continuing to bring new and innovative fabrics to the market with its new advanced spunlace line in North Carolina. The new line has more than doubled its North American capacity. Spuntech currently operates two spunlace lines at its facility in Roxboro, NC, which opened in 2006, and runs two lines at a site in Galilee, Israel, and another in Shamir, Israel.

In 2017, the company reported very positive results, with sales increasing to $168 million compared to $138 million in 2016 thanks to increased demand for premium spunlace products, according to director of sales & marketing John Rank. “Spuntech continued its long term successful growth and additional increased growth is expected in 2018. The new line is not only providing premium high quality spunlace fabrics but has additional and unique capabilities.”

Spuntech continues its focus on growth in specialty engineered and value-added spunlace fabrics with more emphasis on sustainable products. While a high percentage of its sales, both from its U.S. operation and its Israeli sites, are conducted in the wipes segment, the company has been very successful in developing new products outside of wipes.

Currently, Spuntech’s sales are split between North America, South America, Europe and Asia, where it serves wet and dry wipes, medical, hygiene, diaper, technical, filtration and engineered fabrics markets. Spuntech continues to review opportunities in emerging markets to further its global growth.
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2018 Nonwovens Sales: $183 million


Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, CEO; Tomar Dvash, CFO; Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of product development; John Rank, director of sales and marketing; Jacquelyn Pohl, product manager

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care products, wipes, diapers, cosmetic, personal hygiene, adult incontinence, medical, industrial and filtration


With consistent growth since its 1996 beginning, the company’s sales jumped to $183 million in 2018, showing margin expansion year after year. Spuntech has an existing footprint across four continents with expectations to be on six by 2022. The company has continued to focus heavily in global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged in the Central and South American markets as well as developing relationships in Asia, according to director of sales and marketing John Rank.

While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipes segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including household, hygiene, diapers and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 350 employees worldwide and five lines in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.

Technical capabilities are continuing to grow under guidance of Ron Broshi, vice president of product development. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and new markets. For example, using proprietary technology, Spuntech is able to create engineered fabrics with multi-layer functionality enabling unique benefits across various markets.

As champions of sustainability, Spuntech Industries has been leading the charge with natural fiber development for over two decades. With the increased demand from consumers for environmentally friendly and sustainable products, the company continues to be on the forefront of changing markets.

Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace materials working with fibers such as cotton, flax and hemp. Furthermore, the product development team has been doing work with a circular economy lens by including waste stream fibers such as recycled polyester from soda bottles or cotton fibers from T-shirts.

With Spuntech’s strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with their forward vision for sustainable solutions; the company has big plans for the future.

CEO,Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward, states, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key.”

The company’s expertise in premium spunlace combined with the ability to differentiate in market enables products to win at shelf and ultimately the consumer’s heart.
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2019 Nonwovens Sales: $176 million


Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, CEO; Tomar Dvash, CFO; Rob Stollar, global vice president of sales and marketing, Ron Broshi, vice president of product development; John Rank, director of sales and marketing, Jacquelyn Pohl, product manager

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care, wipes, cleaning, diapers, cosmetic, hygiene, adult incontinence, medical, industrial, food service, and filtration

Spuntech completed a solid 2019 with sales reaching $176 million. The company has continued to focus heavily in global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged throughout the world.

While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipes segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including household, hygiene, diaper and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 380 employees worldwide and five lines, in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.

Technical capabilities are continuing to grow. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and new markets. For example, utilizing proprietary technology, Spuntech is able to create engineered fabrics with multi-layer functionality enabling unique benefits across various markets.

As champions of sustainability, Spuntech Industries has been leading the charge with natural fiber development for over two decades. With the increased demand from consumers for environmentally friendly and sustainable products, the company continues to be on the forefront of changing markets. Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace working with fibers such as cotton, flax and hemp. Furthermore, Spuntech has developed fabrics from waste stream fibers such as recycled polyester from soda bottles or cotton fibers from T-shirts.

Spuntech has also developed a portfolio of fabrics specifically designed for disinfectant, antibacterial, hydrogen peroxide and germicidal wipes. These fabrics have been in high demand in the fight against the spread of Covid 19.

With Spuntech’s strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with their forward vision for sustainable solutions and focus on disinfectant applications, the company has big plans for the future. CEO Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward states, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key. The company’s expertise in premium spunlace combined with the ability to differentiate in market enables products to win at shelf and ultimately the consumer’s heart.”
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2020 Nonwovens Sales: $223 million


Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, chief executive officer; Tomer Dvash, chief financial officer; Arnon Tuval, global vice president of Sales and Marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of Product Development; Rob Stollar, director of Sales; John Rank, director of Sales and Marketing; Jacquelyn Pohl, sales manager

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care wipes, disinfecting and cleaning wipes, food service wipes, cosmetic wipes, diapers, hygiene, incontinence, medical, industrial, and filtration

Spuntech completed 2020 with $223 million in sales. The company saw significant growth in fabrics used for hard surface cleaning and disinfecting. Spuntech has also continued to focus heavily in global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged throughout the world.

While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipe segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including hygiene, diaper and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 380 employees worldwide and five lines, both in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.

Technical capabilities are continuing to grow. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and new markets. For example, utilizing proprietary technology, Spuntech is able to create engineered fabrics with multi-layer functionality enabling unique benefits across various markets.

As champions of sustainability, Spuntech Industries has been leading the charge with natural fiber development for over two decades. With the increased demand from consumers for environmentally friendly and sustainable products, the company continues to be on the forefront of changing markets. Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace working with fibers such as cotton, flax, and hemp. Furthermore, Spuntech has developed fabrics from waste stream fibers such as recycled polyester from soda bottles or cotton fibers from T-shirts.

Spuntech has also developed a portfolio of fabrics specifically designed for disinfectant, antibacterial, hydrogen peroxide and germicidal wipes. These fabrics have been in high demand in the fight against the spread of Covid-19.

With Spuntech’s strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with their forward vision for sustainable solutions and focus on disinfectant applications, the company has big plans for the future. CEO, Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward, states, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key.”
Upper Tiberias, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2021 Nonwovens Sales: $207 million


Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, chief executive officer; Arnon Tuval, global vice president of Sales and Marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of Product Development; Rob Stollar, director of Sales; John Rank, director of Sales and Marketing

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care wipes, disinfecting and cleaning wipes, food service wipes, cosmetic wipes, diapers, hygiene, incontinence, medical, industrial and filtration

Spuntech completed 2021 with $207 million in sales. The company saw significant growth in sustainable, biodegradable and plastic-free fabrics used in a variety of applications. Spuntech has also continued to focus heavily in global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged throughout the world.

While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipe segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including agriculture, hygiene, diaper and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 380 employees worldwide and five lines, both in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.

Technical capabilities are continuing to grow. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and markets.

As champions of sustainability, Spuntech is devoted to increasing the use of natural and plastic-free fibers in its manufacturing processes and continues to lead the way with natural fiber development. Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace materials working with fibers such as cotton, flax, bamboo and hemp. Spuntech recognizes the critical role forests play in the protection of the global environment and alleviating climate change and has chosen to become certified under the Forest Stewardship Committee (FSC) and the Programme for the Endorsement of Forest Certification (PEFC). Spuntech has also developed a portfolio of fabrics specifically designed for disinfectant, antibacterial, hydrogen peroxide and germicidal wipes. These fabrics have been in high demand in the fight against the spread of Covid-19 and other diseases.

With Spuntech’s strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with its forward vision for sustainable solutions and focus on sustainable fabrics, CEO, Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward, states, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key.”

For Spuntech's 2020 profile, click here.
Tiberia, Israel
www.spuntech.com
2022 Nonwovens Sales: $204 million


Key Personnel
Hezi Nissan, chief executive officer; Arnon Tuval, global vice president of Sales and Marketing; Ron Broshi, vice president of Product Development; Rob Stollar, director of Sales; John Rank, director of Sales and Marketing

Plants
Tiberias, Israel; Shamir, Israel; Roxboro, NC

Processes
Hydroentangled spunlace

Major Markets
Premium baby care wipes, disinfecting and cleaning wipes, food service wipes, cosmetic wipes, diapers, hygiene, incontinence, medical, industrial and filtration.

Spuntech completed 2022 with $204 million in sales. The company saw significant growth in sustainable, biodegradable, plastic free fabrics used in a variety of applications. Spuntech has also continued to focus heavily om global markets and has seen significant progress in relationships forged throughout the world.

While a large percentage of Spuntech’s revenue portfolio comes from the wipe segment, the company is continuing to gain traction in several markets including hygiene, diaper and medical. Therefore, the company’s approach to technical innovations and premium tier fabrics continue to propel Spuntech’s long term strategy. With over 400 employees worldwide and five lines, both in Israel and the U.S., Spuntech is driving spunlace technologies through customer needs and industry demands.

Technical capabilities are continuing to grow. As each spunlace line within Spuntech’s portfolio was developed to enable additional technical advancements, the product development team has been creating fabrics that continue to drive spunlace advances for new applications and new markets.

Spuntech continues to pave the way with natural fiber development. Partnering with industry leaders, the company has been able to develop 100% natural spunlace nonwovens using  fibers such as cotton, flax and bamboo. Spuntech recognizes the critical role forests play in the protection of the global environment and in alleviating climate change. For this reason, the company has chosen to become certified under the Forest Stewardship Committee (FSC).

Spuntech has also developed a portfolio of fabrics specifically designed for disinfectant, antibacterial, hydrogen peroxide and germicidal wipes. These fabrics have been in high demand in the fight against the spread of Covid-19 and other diseases.

Spuntech has a strong foundation in high quality, customized fabrics along with its forward vision for sustainable solutions and focus on sustainable fabrics. Says, CEO, Hezi Nissan, in regards to Spuntech’s strategy moving forward, “As markets evolve, so must we. There are many paths to be successful in the market and staying true to who we are as a conviction led company is key.