The range of nonwoven applications for recycled fibres has the potential to be significantly expanded in response to new European Union targets which aim to create and retain value from post-consumer textile waste.
The nonwovens industry continues to push at the barriers of what is materially and technically possible in pursuit of ever-more sustainable and competitive products.
Duni Group, the Swedish leader in tableware for the restaurant and hotel industries, has this year launched a range of premium napkins based on airlaid nonwovens that are fossil-free, fully renewable and available in a range of colours thanks to the innovation of INDEX™23 exhibitor OrganoClick.
INDEX™23 DEMONSTRATES THAT NONWOVENS ARE BACK IN BUSINESS
The international nonwovens community came together once again in Geneva this week for INDEX™23. Attendees were delighted to see such a global presence, with 610 exhibitors from 43 countries showcasing their products over 50,000 m2 of gross exhibition space. This represented a significant increase...
