Brazilian nonwovens producer Fitesa has announced it has signed a contract for four projects with equipment supplier Reicofil. While the company didn't offer specific details on the projects, it did say that they include state-of-the-art equipment, spanning multiple technologies. The lines will significantly increase capacity for the health and hygiene markets, making products for medical gowns, surgical and N95 facemasks, diapers and sanitary products..
“For many years, Fitesa has been an important player in the healthcare and hygiene markets,” says Silverio Baranzano, CEO. “Together with our commitment to safety, quality, efficienty and sustainability, these new projects will be key to our continued growth and success.”
Fitesa will release more information about the projects, including the exact locations, in due time.
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