02.08.19
There has been a distinct global shift over the past five years towards more sustainable products and processes as organizations around the world seek to meet the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own.
Businesses must now find ways to reconcile economic growth with environmental protection and social responsibility – balancing people, planet and profit.
This has had a significant impact across almost all markets and is now becoming a major focus for producers, retailers and consumers of nonwovens alike. Nick Carter, director, Market Business Intelligence and Intellectual Property, at Avgol, explains the drivers behind sustainability in the market, the increased need for sustainable and eco-conscious practices and how Avgol is putting sustainability at the forefront, supported by its Forward Innovative Thinking (‘FIT’) strategy.
“Nonwovens is an indispensable sector of textiles, producing a variety of invaluable products, many of which are disposable, that are vital to consumers’ daily lives. As a result of increased co
Businesses must now find ways to reconcile economic growth with environmental protection and social responsibility – balancing people, planet and profit.
This has had a significant impact across almost all markets and is now becoming a major focus for producers, retailers and consumers of nonwovens alike. Nick Carter, director, Market Business Intelligence and Intellectual Property, at Avgol, explains the drivers behind sustainability in the market, the increased need for sustainable and eco-conscious practices and how Avgol is putting sustainability at the forefront, supported by its Forward Innovative Thinking (‘FIT’) strategy.
“Nonwovens is an indispensable sector of textiles, producing a variety of invaluable products, many of which are disposable, that are vital to consumers’ daily lives. As a result of increased co
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