Tara Olivo, Associate Editori07.31.17
Activity in the Middle Eastern nonwovens industry is growing. Sitting between Europe, Asia and North Africa, companies in the Middle East benefit from the local raw material supply and low manufacturing costs. To get an update on what’s new in this increasingly competitive geographical market, which has seen heightened investment in the last several years, Nonwovens Industry touched base with key nonwovens producers in the region.
Turkey
Straddling Eastern Europe and western Asia, Turkey’s advantageous geographical position makes it a regional hub to key export markets, including the Middle East and North Africa region and Western Europe. With several new lines coming onstream recently, Turkey continues to be an important player in the nonwovens industry.
Three new lines have been added by Gaziantep, Turkey-based Mogul, which recently celebrated the openings of two new plants; its first foreign investment—in the U.S.—as well as the opening of a new plant in Luleburgaz, Turkey.
The maker of spunbond, meltblown and spunlaced nonwo
Turkey
Straddling Eastern Europe and western Asia, Turkey’s advantageous geographical position makes it a regional hub to key export markets, including the Middle East and North Africa region and Western Europe. With several new lines coming onstream recently, Turkey continues to be an important player in the nonwovens industry.
Three new lines have been added by Gaziantep, Turkey-based Mogul, which recently celebrated the openings of two new plants; its first foreign investment—in the U.S.—as well as the opening of a new plant in Luleburgaz, Turkey.
The maker of spunbond, meltblown and spunlaced nonwo
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