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ITMA Asia + CITME Moved to 2021
Event will take place June 12-16, 2021, in ShanghaiNonwovens Industry Staff 04.22.20
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Asia in Focus: Opportunities for Growth in Southeast Asia and India
By Anjali Jain, Euromonitor International Analyst, Bangalore and Hilary Eng, Euromonitor International Analyst, Singapore Asia-Pacific is currently the largest market for retail disposable hygiene products, supported by a sizable and yet not full…03.05.20
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Southeast Asia Nonwoven Capacity and Demand Development
Region responds to economic slowdown; nonwovens producers impacted by trade wars03.05.20
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Southeast Asia Nonwoven Capacity and Demand Development
Growth is driven by favorable demographics, economic conditions, local and export market demand.David J. Price, Partner, Price Hanna Consultants LLC 03.04.19
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EDANA Hosts Successful Filtrex Asia
Filtration conference was held in Shanghai earlier this month12.17.18
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EDANA Concludes Third Outlook Asia Conference
Conference focuses on the Asian nonwoven personal care and hygiene products industry.Online Exclusives03.07.16
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Toray Advances In Asia
With four lines in China and two in Indonesia, this Korean company is intent on being Asia’s largest nonwovens manufacturerKaren McIntyre, editor 02.18.16
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Southeast Asia's Major Players
The countries of Southeast Asia have been experiencing an investment boom during the last decade as nonwovens producers have followed hygiene manufacturers’ expansion into these markets. While new lines for nonwovens have slowed down in Japan&m…Karen McIntyre, editor 10.13.15
