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Firefighter clothing now safe to wear, maintain: Canadian researchers | Belgium’s Ontex launches Stop&Lock anti-leak technology in baby care

View in browser www.technicaltextile.net | Wednesday 29th May 2024 What Happened This Week In Technical Textile Industry Firefighter clothing now safe to wear, maintain: Canadian researchers University of Alberta studies reveal vulnerabilities in firefighters' clothing, highlighting... Advertisement Belgium's Ontex launches Stop&Lock anti-leak technology in baby care Ontex introduces Stop&Lock anti-leak technology in baby diapers, featuring front and back barriers... China's GHC partners with A.Celli Nonwovens & Reicofil GHC partners with A.Celli Nonwovens and Reicofil, integrating A.Celli's solutions into the new... US' INDA announces 3 finalists for WOW Innovation Award INDA has announced three finalists for the World of Wipes Innovation Aw...

Bangladesh continues to be third largest apparel supplier to Canada | UK economy hitting soft landing, growth recovery expected in 2024: IMF

View in browser  Weekly Newsletter This Week In News: Friday 24th May 2024 • Bangladesh continues to be third largest apparel supplier to Canada • UK economy hitting soft landing, growth recovery expected in 2024: IMF • European Council adopts electricity market reform • Turkish central bank maintains policy rate at 50% • China: Nylon staple fibre prices up 6.87% in 1 year; yarn fluctuates Advertisement Top Stories Intertextile Shenzhen 2024 to showcase global fabric innovations Intertextile Shenzhen Apparel Fabrics 2024, running from June 5-7, will feature exhibitors from 11 countries showcasing a wide range of fabrics and accessories. The fair, held at Shenzhen Convention & Exhibition... Banks in Bangladesh see sig...