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Sorpol Ltd. brings American antiviral technology to Israel (c) Ascend Performance Materials, APMPR055
19.01.2021

Ascend Performance Materials: Sorpol Ltd. brings American antiviral technology to Israel

Sorpol Ltd., a leading importer and distributor of industrial raw materials in Israel, has launched a website to sell Acteev Protect™ masks, made in the USA by polyamide manufacturer Ascend Performance Materials. The two companies also plan to partner in the distribution of Acteev surgical masks, N95 respirators, nonwoven media and textile fabrics as they become available.

Laboratory tests have demonstrated Acteev fabric effective at deactivating 99.9% of the viruses SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19, and H1N1, a flu virus. Acteev technology also eliminates bacteria and fungi.

Ofer Soreq, Sorpol’s marketing director, said the Acteev Protect line fits in neatly with the mission of the company.

Sorpol Ltd., a leading importer and distributor of industrial raw materials in Israel, has launched a website to sell Acteev Protect™ masks, made in the USA by polyamide manufacturer Ascend Performance Materials. The two companies also plan to partner in the distribution of Acteev surgical masks, N95 respirators, nonwoven media and textile fabrics as they become available.

Laboratory tests have demonstrated Acteev fabric effective at deactivating 99.9% of the viruses SARS-CoV-2, the cause of COVID-19, and H1N1, a flu virus. Acteev technology also eliminates bacteria and fungi.

Ofer Soreq, Sorpol’s marketing director, said the Acteev Protect line fits in neatly with the mission of the company.

Recent testing on Acteev fabric completed at the University of Cambridge has demonstrated that Acteev technology deactivates the virus that causes COVID-19, SARS-CoV-2, with 99.9% efficacy on contact. Ascend has submitted several masks designs to the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration to obtain the appropriate regulatory clearances to make specific claims regarding the technology’s antiviral properties in the United States.

In addition to antiviral, antifungal and antibacterial protection, the washable, reusable masks are lightweight, breathable and odor-fighting, making them comfortable to wear during a long shift at work or for outdoor workouts.

Acteev Protect shows promise for use beyond masks, according to Ascend. The technology was originally developed for workout wear, and now the company is working on textile applications ranging from gloves to scrubs to high-end athleisure

Source:

EMG / Ascend Performance Materials

ISKO Vital™+ Premium community face cover receives the NEN certification in the Netherlands. (c)ISKO
ISKO Vital™+ - NEN certification
19.01.2021

ISKO Vital™ receives NEN certification

  • ISKO Vital™+ Premium community face cover receives the NEN certification in the Netherlands.

The responsible face cover brand is the first to be awarded the Dutch standard, recently established by The Royal Netherlands Standardization Institute. The mark of conformity was issued on January 19, when ISKO Vital+ completed the certification process.

  • ISKO Vital™+ Premium community face cover receives the NEN certification in the Netherlands.

The responsible face cover brand is the first to be awarded the Dutch standard, recently established by The Royal Netherlands Standardization Institute. The mark of conformity was issued on January 19, when ISKO Vital+ completed the certification process.

Supported by parent company ISKO’s 100-years of experience and know-how in the textile industry, ISKO Vital+’s range of Premium face covers has exceeded the requirements set out by NEN for community face covers. The recently established Dutch standard, NEN-spec 1- 2 requires manufacturers to pass rigorous testing for bacterial filtration efficiency, breathing resistance, fit and ease of use and sustainability.
With a bacterial filtration efficiency (BFE) of ≥95% that exceeds the NEN’s minimum requirement of ≥70%, the ISKO Vital+ Premium face cover is a patented 4-fold design made from ISKO Vital™ fabric, a groundbreaking textile solution created by ISKO’s in-house research and development experts. It is fluid repellent and very easy to breathe through thanks to a single layer of organic cotton which is dermatologically tested, OEKO-TEX Standard 100 certified and gentle on the skin, providing a superior level of comfort as assessed by an independent panel.

Available in different sizes and colors, the Premium face covers surpass the minimum NEN requirement for breathing resistance of <70 Pa/cm2 too, with a respiratory resistance lower than 40 Pa/cm2 – making the face covers very comfortable to wear. In addition, they are much more sustainable than disposable masks as they can be reused and hand or machine-washed up to 15 times without loss of quality. “Current circumstances are expected to last in the foreseeable future, so it is extremely important to wear proper community face covers”, explained Edgar van der Linden, ISKO Vital™ Medical Business Lead. “Thanks to the mark of conformity, it is now clear that face cover must have the highest possible filtration efficiency and must also be comfortable, expressed in the lowest possible breathing resistance. Environmental aspects are also addressed. As a supplier of washable face covers made from one innovative layer of organic cotton we consider that very important. A good community face cover offers a combination of high filtration efficiency, comfort, ease of use and minimizes the burden on the environment”.

More information:
ISKO Vital™ NEN Certification
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MENABO

19.01.2021

Lenzing plans Upper Austria's largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant

With the industrial use of solar energy, Lenzing sets new standards regarding decarbonization in the fiber industry.

The Lenzing Group plans Upper Austria’s largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant on an area of around 55,000 m². The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled to take place in summer 2021. After the expected commissioning in the second half of 2021, the plant's output will amount to 5.5 MWpeak. With approximately 16,000 modules, the plant will generate nearly 5,500 megawatt hours per year. This corresponds to the average annual electricity demand of more than 1,700 households and is unique in Upper Austria on this scale.

The photovoltaic plant is an important symbolic milestone for Lenzing on its way to becoming a CO2-neutral manufacturing site. This project is part of Lenzing’s global energy concept, which aims to provide electricity from 100 percent renewable sources in order to reduce CO2 intensity by 50 percent already in 2030 and to be globally climate neutral in 2050.

With the industrial use of solar energy, Lenzing sets new standards regarding decarbonization in the fiber industry.

The Lenzing Group plans Upper Austria’s largest ground-mounted photovoltaic plant on an area of around 55,000 m². The groundbreaking ceremony is scheduled to take place in summer 2021. After the expected commissioning in the second half of 2021, the plant's output will amount to 5.5 MWpeak. With approximately 16,000 modules, the plant will generate nearly 5,500 megawatt hours per year. This corresponds to the average annual electricity demand of more than 1,700 households and is unique in Upper Austria on this scale.

The photovoltaic plant is an important symbolic milestone for Lenzing on its way to becoming a CO2-neutral manufacturing site. This project is part of Lenzing’s global energy concept, which aims to provide electricity from 100 percent renewable sources in order to reduce CO2 intensity by 50 percent already in 2030 and to be globally climate neutral in 2050.

"The great challenges of our time need answers. As a leading company in innovation and sustainability, we are proactively contributing to the achievement of climate targets and setting new standards for our industry," explains Stefan Doboczky, CEO of the Lenzing Group. “In addition to ongoing major investments in CO2 neutral sites such as Thailand and Brazil, innovative projects at existing sites are bringing us one step closer to climate neutrality.”

Source:

Lenzing AG

19.01.2021

Tata Communications today announces its financial results for the quarter ended December 31st, 2020

  • Tata Communications continues to drive growth and profitability Delivers PAT of INR 309 Crore for Q3, up 428% YoY
  • Data services revenue grew by +3.8% YoY | Consolidated EBITDA at INR 1,046 Crore, increase of +37.5% YoY with margin expansion of 680 Bps

Consolidated financial highlights

•    Consolidated revenue was at INR 4,223 crore (USD 572 Mn); flat YoY, growth in data business compensated for decrease in Voice business
•    Consolidated EBITDA at INR 1,046 crore (USD 142 Mn); increase of +37.5% YoY on the back of robust growth and margin expansion in data business and cost optimisation initiatives
•    Consolidated PAT at INR 309 crore (USD 42 Mn) as compared to a profit of INR 59 crore in Q3 FY20, growth of +428% YoY, on the back of strong growth in profitability
•    Net Debt has come down on the back of strong free cash flow generation; Net Debt to EBITDA at 1.9x as compared to 2.9x for same quarter last year
•    CAPEX for this quarter was INR 339 crore as compared to INR 490 crore in Q3 FY20


Please find attached the detailed financial results Q2 FY21.

  • Tata Communications continues to drive growth and profitability Delivers PAT of INR 309 Crore for Q3, up 428% YoY
  • Data services revenue grew by +3.8% YoY | Consolidated EBITDA at INR 1,046 Crore, increase of +37.5% YoY with margin expansion of 680 Bps

Consolidated financial highlights

•    Consolidated revenue was at INR 4,223 crore (USD 572 Mn); flat YoY, growth in data business compensated for decrease in Voice business
•    Consolidated EBITDA at INR 1,046 crore (USD 142 Mn); increase of +37.5% YoY on the back of robust growth and margin expansion in data business and cost optimisation initiatives
•    Consolidated PAT at INR 309 crore (USD 42 Mn) as compared to a profit of INR 59 crore in Q3 FY20, growth of +428% YoY, on the back of strong growth in profitability
•    Net Debt has come down on the back of strong free cash flow generation; Net Debt to EBITDA at 1.9x as compared to 2.9x for same quarter last year
•    CAPEX for this quarter was INR 339 crore as compared to INR 490 crore in Q3 FY20


Please find attached the detailed financial results Q2 FY21.

More information:
Tata Communications
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Harvard Engage! Communications

PREMIUM+SEEK+JOOR Passport is back (c) PREMIUM/SEEK/JOOR
14.01.2021

PREMIUM+SEEK+JOOR Passport is back

Summer 2020 saw the first ever staging of PREMIUM+SEEK Passport by JOOR. In the midst of the pandemic, it offered the industry an opportunity to continue doing business, stay in contact with key partners, and expand business networks. Over 150,000 retailers took part in the event in 2020 and 40,000 products were sold.

The second edition of the PREMIUM+SEEK+JOOR Passport event will be an optimised and focussed version and offers participants maximum opportunity for success. From 27 January around 100 brands curated by the team at the PREMIUM GROUP will once again have access to JOOR’s network of over 200,000 selected international retailers. Virtual showrooms will act as the location for showcasing the latest collections, telling brand stories and closing deals. Every showroom can be individually designed by participating brands so as to stage and communicate their brand identity in a purely digital setting. Accessible at any time, without time-consuming logistics.

Summer 2020 saw the first ever staging of PREMIUM+SEEK Passport by JOOR. In the midst of the pandemic, it offered the industry an opportunity to continue doing business, stay in contact with key partners, and expand business networks. Over 150,000 retailers took part in the event in 2020 and 40,000 products were sold.

The second edition of the PREMIUM+SEEK+JOOR Passport event will be an optimised and focussed version and offers participants maximum opportunity for success. From 27 January around 100 brands curated by the team at the PREMIUM GROUP will once again have access to JOOR’s network of over 200,000 selected international retailers. Virtual showrooms will act as the location for showcasing the latest collections, telling brand stories and closing deals. Every showroom can be individually designed by participating brands so as to stage and communicate their brand identity in a purely digital setting. Accessible at any time, without time-consuming logistics.

The partnership between the PREMIUM GROUP and JOOR is due to continue in July 2021. In future, there will be a hybrid event where the physical and virtual worlds will go hand in hand. Face-to-face is still essential and now more important than ever. Networking becomes easier and more effective; stories are told and emotions triggered. Processes that follow are digitally optimised with JOOR and handled more easily than before.

In summer 2021 there will be a return to a physical coming together with SEEK, PREMIUM and FASHIONTECH. From 6-8 July – as part of Frankfurt Fashion Week.

Source:

PREMIUM Group

14.01.2021

Hologenix and Kelheim Fibres launch Celliant Viscose

Hologenix, creators of Celliant®, infrared responsive technology, and Kelheim Fibres, a world-leading manufacturer of viscose specialty fibers, have partnered to launch Celliant Viscose at ISPO Munich 2021. Celliant Viscose is a finalist in Best Products by ISPO and will be showcased in the Fibers & Insulations Category for ISPO Textrends, where realistic views and 3-D simulations will be available for each material.

The introduction of nature-based Celliant Viscose will be the first in-fiber infrared sustainable solution on the market and meets a consumer demand for more environmentally friendly textiles. An alternative to synthetic fibers and extremely versatile, Celliant Viscose blends beautifully with cotton, micromodal, lyocell, wool varieties including cashmere. It also has many applications across industries as it is ideal for performance wear, luxury loungewear, casual wear and bedding.

Hologenix, creators of Celliant®, infrared responsive technology, and Kelheim Fibres, a world-leading manufacturer of viscose specialty fibers, have partnered to launch Celliant Viscose at ISPO Munich 2021. Celliant Viscose is a finalist in Best Products by ISPO and will be showcased in the Fibers & Insulations Category for ISPO Textrends, where realistic views and 3-D simulations will be available for each material.

The introduction of nature-based Celliant Viscose will be the first in-fiber infrared sustainable solution on the market and meets a consumer demand for more environmentally friendly textiles. An alternative to synthetic fibers and extremely versatile, Celliant Viscose blends beautifully with cotton, micromodal, lyocell, wool varieties including cashmere. It also has many applications across industries as it is ideal for performance wear, luxury loungewear, casual wear and bedding.

Celliant Viscose features natural, ethically sourced minerals embedded into plant-based fibers to create infrared products that capture and convert body heat into infrared, increasing local circulation and improved cellular oxygenation. This results in stronger performance, faster recovery and better sleep.

Celliant Viscose provides all the benefits of being a viscose fiber — lightweight, soft, highly breathable, excellent moisture management — as well as fiber enhancements from Celliant infrared technology. Celliant’s proprietary blend of natural minerals allows textiles to capture and convert body heat into full-spectrum infrared energy, resulting in stronger performance, faster recovery and better sleep. In addition, Celliant is durable and will not wash out, lasting the useful life of the product it powers.

An Affordable, Long-lasting Solution with Diverse Applications
As opposed to other IR viscose products which are coatings based, Celliant Viscose’s in-fiber solution increases wearability and longevity with a soft feel, durability from washing and longer life. The combination of Kelheim’s distinctive technology and the Celliant additives creates this unique fiber that provides full functionality without the need for any additional processing step — a new standard in the field of sustainable IR viscose fibers. This single processing also makes Celliant Viscose more cost-effective and time-efficient than coatings.

In addition, Kelheim’s flexible technology allows targeted interventions in the viscose fiber process. By modifying the fiber’s dimensions or cross sections or by incorporating additives into the fiber matrix, Kelheim can precisely define the fiber’s properties according to the specific needs of the end product.

Highly Sustainable
Celliant Viscose is a plant and mineral-based solution for brands seeking an alternative to synthetic fibers. It contains natural raw materials that are from the earth and can return safely to the earth.

Nature-based Celliant Viscose is certified by FSC® or PEFC™, which guarantees the origin in sustainably managed plantations, and is part of the CanopyStyle initiative to protect ancient and endangered forests. The production of Celliant Viscose takes place exclusively at the Kelheim facilities in Germany, complying with the country’s strict environmental laws and guaranteeing an overall eco-friendly product.

Backed by Science
Celliant is rigorously tested by a Science Advisory Board composed of experts in the fields of physics, biology, chemistry and medicine. The Science Advisory Board has overseen 10 clinical, technical and physical trials, and seven published studies that demonstrate Celliant’s effectiveness and the benefits of infrared energy.

For more information, visit www.celliant.com/celliant-viscose/

Source:

Kelheim Fibres GmbH

Delicatelove Herbst/Winter 2021/2022 Kollektion (c) Beate Hansen/Delicatelove
14.01.2021

Delicatelove Herbst/Winter 2021/2022 Kollektion

Mit grafischen Prints und einem aufregenden Materialmix präsentiert das Düsseldorfer Fashionbrand Delicatelove im Herbst/Winter 2021/2022 gekonnte Stilbrüche, freches Print-Clashing und feinste Materialien. Das Label vereint Gegensätze und erschafft spannende Looks mit femininer Note. Die Kollektion ist auf drei komplementären Farbwelten aufgebaut, jeweils inspiriert von dem berauschenden Feeling ferner Orte: warm-schmeichelnde Gewürztöne des Orients treffen auf frische Blau- und Grünnuancen, die an den wolkenlosen Himmel und die saftig bewachsenen Hügel Capris erinnern. Zeitlose Kollektionsstücke in klassischem Schwarz und sanften Honignuancen runden die Designs ab und zeigen eindrucksvoll, dass Delicatelove auch leise laut sein kann. Für die Extraportion Frauenpower sorgen taillierte Kleider, glamourös schwingende Plissee-Röcke und kuschelige Oversize-Cardigans mit detailverliebten Perlenknöpfen.

Mit grafischen Prints und einem aufregenden Materialmix präsentiert das Düsseldorfer Fashionbrand Delicatelove im Herbst/Winter 2021/2022 gekonnte Stilbrüche, freches Print-Clashing und feinste Materialien. Das Label vereint Gegensätze und erschafft spannende Looks mit femininer Note. Die Kollektion ist auf drei komplementären Farbwelten aufgebaut, jeweils inspiriert von dem berauschenden Feeling ferner Orte: warm-schmeichelnde Gewürztöne des Orients treffen auf frische Blau- und Grünnuancen, die an den wolkenlosen Himmel und die saftig bewachsenen Hügel Capris erinnern. Zeitlose Kollektionsstücke in klassischem Schwarz und sanften Honignuancen runden die Designs ab und zeigen eindrucksvoll, dass Delicatelove auch leise laut sein kann. Für die Extraportion Frauenpower sorgen taillierte Kleider, glamourös schwingende Plissee-Röcke und kuschelige Oversize-Cardigans mit detailverliebten Perlenknöpfen.

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PR + Presseagentur textschwester

drapilux-Monatsempfehlung: drapilux 699 (c) drapilux
14.01.2021

Die drapilux-Monatsempfehlung für Hotels, Büros sowie Healthcare-Einrichtungen

Textilien sind untrennbarer Teil des Interieurs, denn sie geben einem Raum Atmosphäre und eine gute Akustik. Doch welcher Stoff ist für welchen Zweck am besten geeignet?

  • Glänzende Akustik: drapilux 699
  • Vielseitiger Uni: drapilux 102

Ein spezielles neues Garn macht drapilux 699 zum Highlight für Augen und Ohren. Denn: Die Faser des Textils beeinflusst die Raumakustik positiv. Zusätzlich bildet ihr leichter Glanz einen spannenden Kontrast zur Farbpalette aus warmen, gedeckten Kolorits sowie Natur- und Grautönen. Somit eignet sich der Stoff hervorragend für die Lobby, den Konferenzraum, das Großraumbüro oder auch das Restaurant.

drapilux air, drapilux akustik und drapilux bioaktiv sorgen rundum für Wohlfühlatmosphäre in jedem Raum. Mit seiner luftreinigenden und antibakteriellen Wirkung richtet sich drapilux 102 besonders an die Bedürfnisse von Krankenhäusern, Pflegeheimen und Hotels.

Textilien sind untrennbarer Teil des Interieurs, denn sie geben einem Raum Atmosphäre und eine gute Akustik. Doch welcher Stoff ist für welchen Zweck am besten geeignet?

  • Glänzende Akustik: drapilux 699
  • Vielseitiger Uni: drapilux 102

Ein spezielles neues Garn macht drapilux 699 zum Highlight für Augen und Ohren. Denn: Die Faser des Textils beeinflusst die Raumakustik positiv. Zusätzlich bildet ihr leichter Glanz einen spannenden Kontrast zur Farbpalette aus warmen, gedeckten Kolorits sowie Natur- und Grautönen. Somit eignet sich der Stoff hervorragend für die Lobby, den Konferenzraum, das Großraumbüro oder auch das Restaurant.

drapilux air, drapilux akustik und drapilux bioaktiv sorgen rundum für Wohlfühlatmosphäre in jedem Raum. Mit seiner luftreinigenden und antibakteriellen Wirkung richtet sich drapilux 102 besonders an die Bedürfnisse von Krankenhäusern, Pflegeheimen und Hotels.

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schönknecht : kommunikation

Borealis und TOMRA eröffnen Pilotanalage für Kunststoff-Rezyklat (c) Borealis/TOMRA
14.01.2021

Borealis and TOMRA open plant for post-consumer plastic waste sorting and mechanical recycling

  • Demo plant sorts post-consumer plastic waste and will produce ready-for-market fully formulated polymer pellets
  • Brand owners and converters will be able to access material for qualification and market validation in early 2021
  • EverMinds™ in action: Pioneering collaboration brings together expertise vital to advancing the circular economy

Borealis and TOMRA have today announced the operational start of their advanced mechanical recycling demo plant in Lahnstein, Germany, the result of a partnership that marries chemistry with technology for unsurpassed results.

The state-of-the-art plant processes both rigid and flexible plastic waste from households. And unlike many current recycling plants, it will produce the advanced solutions necessary for use in high-demanding plastic applications in various industries, including automotive and consumer products. With high purity, low odour, high product consistency and light colour fractions, these Borcycle™ M grade recycled polymers will meet customer quality requirements across the value chain.

  • Demo plant sorts post-consumer plastic waste and will produce ready-for-market fully formulated polymer pellets
  • Brand owners and converters will be able to access material for qualification and market validation in early 2021
  • EverMinds™ in action: Pioneering collaboration brings together expertise vital to advancing the circular economy

Borealis and TOMRA have today announced the operational start of their advanced mechanical recycling demo plant in Lahnstein, Germany, the result of a partnership that marries chemistry with technology for unsurpassed results.

The state-of-the-art plant processes both rigid and flexible plastic waste from households. And unlike many current recycling plants, it will produce the advanced solutions necessary for use in high-demanding plastic applications in various industries, including automotive and consumer products. With high purity, low odour, high product consistency and light colour fractions, these Borcycle™ M grade recycled polymers will meet customer quality requirements across the value chain.

The purpose of this demo plant is to generate material for brand owners and converters to qualify, validate and prove fit for use in their highly demanding applications. Technical success will set the groundwork for a commercial-scale advanced recycling plant.

“This plant is just the beginning of what’s possible when key players in the value chain come together to make a truly significant impact in the market,” says Volker Rehrmann, Executive Vice President and Head of Circular Economy at TOMRA. “Having just launched the new Circular Economy Division, it is clear what a large role waste management and pivotal projects like this have on moving towards a sustainable future. We are proud to have initiated one of the most advanced mechanical recycling plants when it comes to post-consumer polymer waste. This will become an important enabler as we accelerate the transformation to a circular economy in the years to come, and we are excited to be a part of this pioneering project.”

Operation of the plant is a joint enterprise between Borealis, TOMRA and Zimmerman. Borealis is responsible for the plant’s commercial success and contributes its expertise and knowledge in innovation, recycling and compounding. Likewise, TOMRA contributes as a provider of technology-led solutions and brings its proven expertise, established process and market knowledge, which, in turn, enable the circular economy through advanced collection and sorting systems. Zimmerman is a waste management company with experience in sorting multiple types of waste, including plastics, and is responsible for successful plant operations and product quality.

“At P&G we are making packaging with the ‘next life’ in mind to help drive a more robust circular economy.  We must increase the supply of high quality recycled plastic to enable the industry to deliver on this vision,” says Gian De Belder, Procter & Gamble (P&G) Technical Director, R&D Packaging Sustainability. “The innovative new approach that Borealis is taking shows potential to step-change both the quantity and quality of PCR available for our brands, and help us to achieve our 2030 goal to reduce our use of virgin plastic in packaging by 50%, or 300 kilotonnes annually. Early tests of the material looks very promising!”

Source:

ikp

RUDOLF GROUP: Bio-Based DWR Performance from Natural Sources (c)RUDOLF GROUP
It makes sense and it’s logic. It’s BIO-LOGIC
13.01.2021

RUDOLF GROUP: Bio-Based DWR Performance from Natural Sources

The RUDOLF GROUP is an uncontested agent of positive change especially when it comes to pioneering technologies that help transforming the textile and fashion industries. A shining example of conscious leadership played by the RUDOLF GROUP over the past decades is the invention and introduction of fluorine-free Durable Water Repellency (DWR) for textile and apparel. Since 2003, the RUCO-DRY product line has gradually convinced the industry that water-resistance can be achieved through the study and replica of natural models. “Biomimicry and the study of lotus leaves and bird’s feathers were instrumental in developing the very first fluorine-free DWR’s” says Dr. Gunther Duschek, Managing Director at RUDOLF GROUP.

Fifteen years later, RUDOLF GROUP does it again and takes a significant leapfrog. It pushes the boundaries of R&D well beyond fluorine-free, embraces nature and introduces water repellent performance entirely based on natural components. “We are launching two brand new, distinctive product propositions entirely manufactured from natural sources that do not compete with human and/or animal nutrition” continues Dr. Duschek.

The RUDOLF GROUP is an uncontested agent of positive change especially when it comes to pioneering technologies that help transforming the textile and fashion industries. A shining example of conscious leadership played by the RUDOLF GROUP over the past decades is the invention and introduction of fluorine-free Durable Water Repellency (DWR) for textile and apparel. Since 2003, the RUCO-DRY product line has gradually convinced the industry that water-resistance can be achieved through the study and replica of natural models. “Biomimicry and the study of lotus leaves and bird’s feathers were instrumental in developing the very first fluorine-free DWR’s” says Dr. Gunther Duschek, Managing Director at RUDOLF GROUP.

Fifteen years later, RUDOLF GROUP does it again and takes a significant leapfrog. It pushes the boundaries of R&D well beyond fluorine-free, embraces nature and introduces water repellent performance entirely based on natural components. “We are launching two brand new, distinctive product propositions entirely manufactured from natural sources that do not compete with human and/or animal nutrition” continues Dr. Duschek.

RUCO®-DRY BIO CGR is an absolute breakthrough and the first Durable Water Repellent (DWR) agent based on plant-derived processing wastes. In fact, RUCO®-DRY BIO CGR is made of natural waste that accumulates as by-product during the processing of cereal grains in the food industry. The leftover material that would otherwise be disposed of is refined to create a powerful water and stain repellent textile finish.

“By turning natural waste into DWR we have optimized the biologic character of RUCO®-DRY BIO CGR where the active component is made of more than 90% bio carbon” states Dr. Dirk Sielemann, R&D Director at RUDOLF GROUP. He continues: “Although most of the product is composed by recycled biomass, RUCO®-DRY BIO CGR meets the performance and durability of conventional water repellent textile finishes”.

RUCO®-DRY BIO NPE is an equally outstanding product innovation where DWR is entirely based on a carefully selected mix of natural plant extracts. The well-balanced mix of plant-based ingredients combines excellent water and stain repellent effects with breathability and a natural handfeel. 

Unlike other 100% renewable raw materials, those used in the making of RUCO®-DRY BIO NPE are chemically and genetically non-modified and are not used as food, feed or fuel. Furthermore, all of the plant extracts that compose RUCO®-DRY BIO NPE are subject to a strict conservation and sustainability framework. “That’s why the supply of RUCO®-DRY BIO NPE is likely to remain limited to the creation and marketing of performance outdoor and sports apparel programs embedding state-of-the-art sustainable technology” concludes Dr. Duschek.

Both RUCO®-DRY BIO CGR and RUCO®-DRY BIO NPE are marketed through the BIO-LOGIC trademark, registered by RUDOLF GROUP.

Video Material Stories are presented by the PERFORMANCE DAYS Exhibitors (c) PERFORMANCE DAYS
Midlayers of the Season
13.01.2021

Video Material Stories are presented by the PERFORMANCE DAYS Exhibitors

Video Material Stories focus on the highlight products of the PERFORMANCE FORUM which were rewarded with a 100% Jury Like and include detailed explanations by the exhibitors. You can watch the videos here, check out the details, ask any question to the exhibitors and request samples!

  • Lightweight, Downproof & Insulation Trends of the Season

The selected insulations are all produced ecologically responsibly, at the same time they are lightweight, breathable and insulate well. The lightweight and downproof fabrics of winter 22/23 are ultra-light, breathable and heat-insulating. It is astonishing that lightweights can now be processed from Econyl and other recycled fibres without losing any of their lightness. Almost all fibres – from nylon, Econyl, polyamide to polyester – are over 90 per cent recycled, and often dyed with vegetable variants or dyed in a dope dyed process.

Video Material Stories focus on the highlight products of the PERFORMANCE FORUM which were rewarded with a 100% Jury Like and include detailed explanations by the exhibitors. You can watch the videos here, check out the details, ask any question to the exhibitors and request samples!

  • Lightweight, Downproof & Insulation Trends of the Season

The selected insulations are all produced ecologically responsibly, at the same time they are lightweight, breathable and insulate well. The lightweight and downproof fabrics of winter 22/23 are ultra-light, breathable and heat-insulating. It is astonishing that lightweights can now be processed from Econyl and other recycled fibres without losing any of their lightness. Almost all fibres – from nylon, Econyl, polyamide to polyester – are over 90 per cent recycled, and often dyed with vegetable variants or dyed in a dope dyed process.

  • Softshells & Outer Midlayers of the Season

Warming, windproof and water-repellent jackets worn outdoors as an outer layer during sports or leisure activities typify the Softshell/Outer Midlayer category. Polyamide and polyester fibres remain dominant in winter 22/23. But anyone on the lookout for natural fibres will find various blends of organic cotton, Tencel or wool.

  • Midlayers of the Season

Midlayers are primarily intended to provide warmth when layering garments. The focus is on newer constructions to generate heat, yet at the same time, manufacturers are attempting to reduce or completely avoid the use of micro-plastics in the development process.

© Messe Frankfurt Inc
13.01.2021

ECOPEL & TEXWORLD New York City plant trees

For each of your visits to our page on the Texworld NYC virtual platform, Ecopel commits to plant one tree. Planting trees is an effective way to offset our greenhouse gas emissions and promote responsible practices. In 2020, Ecopel planted 2,000 trees with the One Tree Planted charities with a mission to help global reforestation efforts.
 

  • #MakeAChange, PLANT A TREE


 

 

For each of your visits to our page on the Texworld NYC virtual platform, Ecopel commits to plant one tree. Planting trees is an effective way to offset our greenhouse gas emissions and promote responsible practices. In 2020, Ecopel planted 2,000 trees with the One Tree Planted charities with a mission to help global reforestation efforts.
 

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13.01.2021

The first online World Congress on Textile Coating

  • World Congress on Textile Coating, to take place on 11-12 & 18-19 February 2021.

The conference organisers have developed a well-structured programme of five sessions over four days with live discussion forums following each session for maximum attendee participation.

“The programme aims to be inspiring and informative, and will showcase the best innovations and collaborative actions in the industry. Functionality can be added to textiles and nonwovens at the beginning or the end of the supply chain, with an increasing range of raw materials, offering many options when designing and realizing a high-performance fabric. At the other end, there are many ways, such as applying a coating, to add functionality to an otherwise finished product. For example, the current pandemic has prompted new commercial anti-viral processes and four such presentations will outline the impact on industry and its response to the global pandemic,” says Dr Nick Butler, head of the conference organising committee.

  • World Congress on Textile Coating, to take place on 11-12 & 18-19 February 2021.

The conference organisers have developed a well-structured programme of five sessions over four days with live discussion forums following each session for maximum attendee participation.

“The programme aims to be inspiring and informative, and will showcase the best innovations and collaborative actions in the industry. Functionality can be added to textiles and nonwovens at the beginning or the end of the supply chain, with an increasing range of raw materials, offering many options when designing and realizing a high-performance fabric. At the other end, there are many ways, such as applying a coating, to add functionality to an otherwise finished product. For example, the current pandemic has prompted new commercial anti-viral processes and four such presentations will outline the impact on industry and its response to the global pandemic,” says Dr Nick Butler, head of the conference organising committee.

World Congress on Textile Coating will feature time dedicated to networking, encouraging attendees to interact with conference speakers and industry peers throughout the online programme, offering the opportunity to expand professional networks. All the presentations and discussion forums will be recorded for post-event viewing. Event sponsors imogo AB, Lamberti SpA, JX Nippon ANCI and Weitmann & Konrad GmbH & Co. KG will give individual presentations and host Q&A during the four days of the event.

For the full programme, speakers and abstracts please visit https://www.technical-textiles.online/WCTC.

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AWOL Media

Stilvoll übernachten: CAPAROL ICONS im Designhotel Laurichhof (c) Designhotel Laurichhof/ Seidel+Architekten
CAPAROL ICONS im Designhotel Laurichhof NO07DISCOBALL NO14CHESTERFIELD
13.01.2021

Stilvoll übernachten: CAPAROL ICONS im Designhotel Laurichhof

  • Wandfarbe als zentrales Gestaltungselement im Designhotel Laurichhof in Pirna

Klassisch, romantisch oder modern: Umgeben vom Elbsandsteingebirge und historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten und unweit von Dresden gelegen, bietet das Designhotel Laurichhof inmitten der Sächsischen Schweiz 27 unterschiedlich gestaltete Suiten für jeden Geschmack. Die Inhaberfamilie Seidel (Architekturbüro Seidel+Architekten) hat das Gebäude fünf Jahre lang minutiös geplant. Bei der gesamten Innenausstattung setzten sie auf Designmöbel, die die Gäste vor Ort auch erwerben können. Zudem bietet das Hotelteam eine komplette Design und Einrichtungsplanung für das eigene Zuhause an – ein ganz besonderer Service.

  • Wandfarbe als zentrales Gestaltungselement im Designhotel Laurichhof in Pirna

Klassisch, romantisch oder modern: Umgeben vom Elbsandsteingebirge und historischen Sehenswürdigkeiten und unweit von Dresden gelegen, bietet das Designhotel Laurichhof inmitten der Sächsischen Schweiz 27 unterschiedlich gestaltete Suiten für jeden Geschmack. Die Inhaberfamilie Seidel (Architekturbüro Seidel+Architekten) hat das Gebäude fünf Jahre lang minutiös geplant. Bei der gesamten Innenausstattung setzten sie auf Designmöbel, die die Gäste vor Ort auch erwerben können. Zudem bietet das Hotelteam eine komplette Design und Einrichtungsplanung für das eigene Zuhause an – ein ganz besonderer Service.

Die Wahl der Wandfarben war bei der Planung der Zimmer ein zentrales Thema. Gemeinsam mit den sorgsam zusammengestellten Möbeln und Accessoires bildet die Wandfarbe ein wesentliches Gestaltungselement. Die Luxus- Innenfarben von CAPAROL ICONS unterstreichen den hochwertigen Anspruch und erschaffen, dank ihrer eigens entwickelten Rezeptur an den Wänden der Hotelzimmer, matte farbtiefe Oberflächen und erzeugen so ein elegantes Raumgefühl. Insgesamt neun „Ikonen“ – so nennt CAPAROL ICONS seine einzelnen Nuancen – finden sich in den Räumen wieder. In der Suite My Way strahlt das intensive Sonnengelb der Farbe NO 99 LILO. Sie erinnert an die gelben, aufblasbaren Luftmatratzen oder auch „Lilos“ genannt, die der Klassiker beim Sonnenbaden am Pool sind. Die reduzierte Suite Bauhaus ist sehr funktional eingerichtet. Passend dazu bringt NO 14 CHESTERFIELD ein warmes Graubraun in den Raum, das von den berühmten Chesterfield-Sofas inspiriert ist.

Jede Farbe hebt den Charakter des jeweiligen Zimmers hervor und setzt gekonnt Akzente im Raum. Im Designhotel Laurichhof verwendete Farben: NO 07 DISCO BALL, NO 14 CHESTERFIELD, NO 20 AFRO, NO 39 SO BOHO, NO 45 UNTITLED PINK, NO 58 COPACABANA, NO 69 NEON GREY, NO 99 LILO, NO 110 POONA

13.01.2021

Baldwin: Ahlbrandt launches modular Ozone Converter Catalytic Air Purifier

Baldwin Technology’s Ahlbrandt, a leader in providing corona, rotor spray and drying technology for industries including food packaging, textiles and more, has launched the highly efficient Ozone Converter Catalytic Air Purifier (CAP), which cleans exhaust air from corona surface treatment systems. With a catalyst bed of metal oxides, the CAP ensures an ozone-free, environmentally friendly production facility.

Featuring a compact, durable design, the CAP also is modular for easy maintenance and expansion, if needed. As requirements and production conditions change, the catalyst volume is adapted to the exhaust volume of the installed corona surface treatment system. Additionally, the catalyst filter is designed without active carbon, making it nonflammable and very safe, especially when running in high temperatures.

“The new Ozone Converter CAP for corona surface treatment systems is designed to be both very efficient and environmentally conscious, supporting human health and safety,” said Holger Bätz, Production Manager for Ahlbrandt. “These are important values, reflected in all of Ahlbrandt’s technologies and throughout our organization.”

Baldwin Technology’s Ahlbrandt, a leader in providing corona, rotor spray and drying technology for industries including food packaging, textiles and more, has launched the highly efficient Ozone Converter Catalytic Air Purifier (CAP), which cleans exhaust air from corona surface treatment systems. With a catalyst bed of metal oxides, the CAP ensures an ozone-free, environmentally friendly production facility.

Featuring a compact, durable design, the CAP also is modular for easy maintenance and expansion, if needed. As requirements and production conditions change, the catalyst volume is adapted to the exhaust volume of the installed corona surface treatment system. Additionally, the catalyst filter is designed without active carbon, making it nonflammable and very safe, especially when running in high temperatures.

“The new Ozone Converter CAP for corona surface treatment systems is designed to be both very efficient and environmentally conscious, supporting human health and safety,” said Holger Bätz, Production Manager for Ahlbrandt. “These are important values, reflected in all of Ahlbrandt’s technologies and throughout our organization.”

More information:
Baldwin Ahlbrandt air purification
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Barry-Wehmiller

LFDY baut Lagerlogistik in Düsseldorf aus (c) LFDY
LFDY Lagerlogistik
12.01.2021

LFDY baut Lagerlogistik in Düsseldorf aus

  • Umzug innerhalb Düsseldorfs: Dreistufige Vergrößerung der Hallenfläche auf 2.800 m² bis Mitte 2021
  • Königsberger Str. 100, 40231 Düsseldorf
  • Angemietete Fläche: 2.800 m² (finale Ausbaustufe)
  • Mieter: LIVE FAST DIE YOUNG Clothing GmbH
  • Vermieter: DIBAG Industriebau AG

Mit einem neuen Hallenstandort baut die Düsseldorfer Streetwear Brand LIVE FAST DIE YOUNG ihre Lagerlogistik im Laufe des Jahres 2021 massiv aus. Mit einer fortlaufenden, dreistufigen Vergrößerung weitet das junge Modeunternehmen seine bisherigen Hallenflächen auf insgesamt 2.800 m² aus und untermauert mit dem Umzug seine Treue zum Standort Düsseldorf.

„Die Vergrößerung und Optimierung unserer Lagerlogistik ist als Reaktion auf das kontinuierliche Wachstum unseres Unternehmens zu verstehen“, so Karl Krumland, CFO/COO bei LFDY. „Die neuen Lagerhallen auf dem Gelände der DIBAG Industriebau AG eröffnen uns logistisch ganz neue Möglichkeiten. Der Umzug innerhalb Düsseldorfs ist ein wichtiger und logischer Schritt für LFDY.“

  • Umzug innerhalb Düsseldorfs: Dreistufige Vergrößerung der Hallenfläche auf 2.800 m² bis Mitte 2021
  • Königsberger Str. 100, 40231 Düsseldorf
  • Angemietete Fläche: 2.800 m² (finale Ausbaustufe)
  • Mieter: LIVE FAST DIE YOUNG Clothing GmbH
  • Vermieter: DIBAG Industriebau AG

Mit einem neuen Hallenstandort baut die Düsseldorfer Streetwear Brand LIVE FAST DIE YOUNG ihre Lagerlogistik im Laufe des Jahres 2021 massiv aus. Mit einer fortlaufenden, dreistufigen Vergrößerung weitet das junge Modeunternehmen seine bisherigen Hallenflächen auf insgesamt 2.800 m² aus und untermauert mit dem Umzug seine Treue zum Standort Düsseldorf.

„Die Vergrößerung und Optimierung unserer Lagerlogistik ist als Reaktion auf das kontinuierliche Wachstum unseres Unternehmens zu verstehen“, so Karl Krumland, CFO/COO bei LFDY. „Die neuen Lagerhallen auf dem Gelände der DIBAG Industriebau AG eröffnen uns logistisch ganz neue Möglichkeiten. Der Umzug innerhalb Düsseldorfs ist ein wichtiger und logischer Schritt für LFDY.“

Mit dem Ziel der Ausweitung ihrer Lagerkapazitäten zog die Modemarke bereits im vergangenen Oktober von der Hoffeldstraße 104 an den neuen Standort an der Königsberger Straße 100. Auf dem großzügigen Gelände der DIBAG Industriebau AG wurden zu diesem Zeitpunkt bereits seit April Ausbauarbeiten realisiert. Mit Abschluss der finalen dritten Ausbaustufe, die für April 2021 angesetzt ist, wird der neue Standort ca. 2.800 m² Logistikfläche bereitstellen. Diese bieten mit 800-1.000 Palettenstellplätze Lagermöglichkeiten für bis zu 20.000 Kartons und ermöglichen die Abwicklung von 60.000-65.000 Bestellungen pro Monat im Regelbetrieb. Außerdem wird der neue Standort einen Pickbereich mit Platz für ca. 500-600 Artikel (bis zu 2.500 SKU), Bereitstellflächen für Versanddienstleister sowie ein Bereich für Retourenannahme & -bearbeitung umfassen.

Zur Überbrückung der Zeit bis zur Fertigstellung der letzten Ausbaustufe wird im Januar 2021 kurzfristig noch eine Fläche von 1.200 m² auf dem Gelände mit flexibler Laufzeit hinzugemietet. „In Düsseldorf hat LIVE FAST DIE YOUNG vor über acht Jahren seinen Ursprung gefunden, hier fühlen wir uns Zuhause“, betont Krumland die Verbundenheit mit der Landeshauptstadt. „Umso schöner ist es, dass sich uns mit der neuen Fläche an der Königsberger Straße die Chance geboten hat, unternehmerisches Wachstum und Heimatliebe zu verbinden. Wir freuen uns sehr auf diesen kleinen Neubeginn in bekannter Umgebung.“

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PR + Presseagentur textschwester

BVMed mit Akademie als Bildungsanbieter zertifiziert (c) BVMed
Logo der BVMed-Akademie
12.01.2021

BVMed mit Akademie als Bildungsanbieter zertifiziert

Der Bundesverband Medizintechnologie (BVMed) und seine Akademie wurden erfolgreich als Anbieter für Fort- und Weiterbildungsmaßnahmen zertifiziert. Die erst im September 2020 gegründete „BVMed-Akademie“ hat seit dem 1. Januar 2021 den Veranstaltungs- und Publikationsbereich von MedInform übernommen. Alle Informationen zur BVMed-Akademie gibt es unter www.bvmed.de/akademie.

„Mit der Zertifizierung des BVMed als Bildungsträger nach der Akkreditierungs- und Zulassungsverordnung Arbeitsförderung (AZAV) zeigen wir Verantwortung für die MedTech-Branche und Gesellschaft“, so BVMed-Geschäftsführer Dr. Marc-Pierre Möll. Mit der AZAV soll die Qualität von Maßnahmen der Arbeitsförderung nachhaltig gesichert und eine Vergleichbarkeit und Transparenz unter Bildungsanbietern hergestellt werden. „Die Kriterien und gesetzlichen Vorgaben für eine Zulassung nach AZAV sind umfänglich. Wer sie erfüllt und als Bildungsträger anerkannt wird, verbürgt sich für hohe Qualitätsstandards“, so Möll.

Der Bundesverband Medizintechnologie (BVMed) und seine Akademie wurden erfolgreich als Anbieter für Fort- und Weiterbildungsmaßnahmen zertifiziert. Die erst im September 2020 gegründete „BVMed-Akademie“ hat seit dem 1. Januar 2021 den Veranstaltungs- und Publikationsbereich von MedInform übernommen. Alle Informationen zur BVMed-Akademie gibt es unter www.bvmed.de/akademie.

„Mit der Zertifizierung des BVMed als Bildungsträger nach der Akkreditierungs- und Zulassungsverordnung Arbeitsförderung (AZAV) zeigen wir Verantwortung für die MedTech-Branche und Gesellschaft“, so BVMed-Geschäftsführer Dr. Marc-Pierre Möll. Mit der AZAV soll die Qualität von Maßnahmen der Arbeitsförderung nachhaltig gesichert und eine Vergleichbarkeit und Transparenz unter Bildungsanbietern hergestellt werden. „Die Kriterien und gesetzlichen Vorgaben für eine Zulassung nach AZAV sind umfänglich. Wer sie erfüllt und als Bildungsträger anerkannt wird, verbürgt sich für hohe Qualitätsstandards“, so Möll.

Die BVMed-Akademie stellt ihre MedTech-Expertise allen Beteiligten im Markt für Wissenstransfer in modernen Bildungsformaten zur Verfügung. „Wir haben bei unseren Konferenzen, Seminaren und Schulungen schon heute hohe Qualitätsansprüche in Sachen Inhalt und Performance. Jetzt wollen wir einen Schritt weitergehen und von der Bundesagentur für Arbeit geförderte Bildungsmaßnahmen anbieten“, betont Akademieleiterin Heike Bullendorf. Gerade in wirtschaftlichen Krisenzeiten ist das eine gute Chance für Unternehmen und ihre Mitarbeiter. Die Zulassung konkreter Maßnahmen wurde von der BVMed-Akademie bereits beantragt, sodass Interessierte schon ab 2021 Bildungs- und Aktivierungsgutscheine in Anspruch nehmen könnten.

Die bereits feststehenden Termine 2021 können unter www.bvmed.de/akademie eingesehen werden.

12.01.2021

Kelheim Fibres first viscose manufacturer worldwide with environmental management system validated to EMAS

  • The Bavarian Kelheim Fibres GmbH has become the first viscose fibre manufacturer worldwide to receive EMAS certification.

“Our aspiration is that our fibres offer an eco-friendly and high-performance alternative to synthetic materials”, says Craig Barker, CEO at Kelheim Fibres. “So, it’s not enough that our fibres are made from renewable resources and that they are fully biodegradable – our environmental awareness must include the whole production process and all that goes with it if we want to safeguard our credibility.

The EMAS certification proves that we take this responsibility seriously.” EMAS stands for “Eco Management and Audit Scheme” and is a standardised eco management certification system developed by the European Union. EMAS includes the globally applicable ISO 14001 standard and goes beyond its requirements by demanding more transparency and continuous improvement: Certified companies report in their annual EMAS Environmental Statement on their environmental goals and their progress in meeting them.

  • The Bavarian Kelheim Fibres GmbH has become the first viscose fibre manufacturer worldwide to receive EMAS certification.

“Our aspiration is that our fibres offer an eco-friendly and high-performance alternative to synthetic materials”, says Craig Barker, CEO at Kelheim Fibres. “So, it’s not enough that our fibres are made from renewable resources and that they are fully biodegradable – our environmental awareness must include the whole production process and all that goes with it if we want to safeguard our credibility.

The EMAS certification proves that we take this responsibility seriously.” EMAS stands for “Eco Management and Audit Scheme” and is a standardised eco management certification system developed by the European Union. EMAS includes the globally applicable ISO 14001 standard and goes beyond its requirements by demanding more transparency and continuous improvement: Certified companies report in their annual EMAS Environmental Statement on their environmental goals and their progress in meeting them.

During the audit preceding the certification, the independent environmental auditor thoroughly investigated all departments of the company, from the production itself to the company canteen. He found no non-conformances and was impressed by the competence and the high sense of responsibility among Kelheim’s employees. In contrast to the EU Ecolabel and similar certifications, EMAS does not apply to individual products or services, but certifies the complete environmental performance of the company. This benefits not only the protection of the environment and climate, but also the improvement of a company’s ecoefficiency.

Craig Barker: “An efficient environmental management system ensures that economy and ecology go hand in hand – that gives us a decisive competitive edge.”

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Kelheim Fibres GmbH

Sappi: A milestone in sustainable packaging (c)Sappi Europe
Based on the motto ‘Pro Planet: Paper Packaging – welcome to the new pack-age’, Sappi presents numerous opportunities for its customers to package their food or non-food products in sustainable, premium packaging.
12.01.2021

Sappi: A milestone in sustainable packaging

  • Sappi implements innovative barrier paper technology to increase production

Sappi will introduce new barrier coating technology for functional paper packaging at its speciality mill in Alfeld, Germany, strengthening its position as the leading global provider of sustainable paper packaging solutions. Explaining the decision, Berry Wiersum, CEO Sappi Europe stated: “Expanding the use of our proprietary barrier coating technology underpins Sappi’s drive to maintain our leading position in barrier coated paper as well the commitment we have with our customers in developing innovative future focused packaging solutions which contribute towards a sustainable future”

•    Investment in sustainable barrier coating technology
•    Comprehensive expertise in future focused functional paper packaging
•    Where performance meets environmental accountability

  • Sappi implements innovative barrier paper technology to increase production

Sappi will introduce new barrier coating technology for functional paper packaging at its speciality mill in Alfeld, Germany, strengthening its position as the leading global provider of sustainable paper packaging solutions. Explaining the decision, Berry Wiersum, CEO Sappi Europe stated: “Expanding the use of our proprietary barrier coating technology underpins Sappi’s drive to maintain our leading position in barrier coated paper as well the commitment we have with our customers in developing innovative future focused packaging solutions which contribute towards a sustainable future”

•    Investment in sustainable barrier coating technology
•    Comprehensive expertise in future focused functional paper packaging
•    Where performance meets environmental accountability

The demand for paper and paperboard packaging continues to rise dramatically as consumers become increasingly mindful of the impact their buying choices have on the environment.  The call for innovative, truly sustainable solutions has never been louder. Sappi is striving to support its customers to go beyond traditional film and foil-based material solutions, growing its products ranges to meet the demands of our ever-changing world. Working directly with brand owners Sappi seeks to create future-oriented circular solutions in line with growing collective global responsibilities.

The desire to continuously evolve to meet and exceed the business needs requires ongoing investment in innovation in order to create the solutions of tomorrow. Sappi’s acquisition of Rockwell Solutions has deepened the company’s barrier paper manufacturing knowledge. Adding barrier coater capacity at Alfeld Mill further upscales our capabilities, brings this unique combination of paper, dispersion and coating technology to more customers and enables Sappi to offer customers even more competitive and attractive paper packaging solutions.

Sappi has made great strides to provide future-focused products and services – matching and exceeding the needs of consumers now and in the future – delivering recyclable packaging solutions in line with the requirements of a circular economy. Environmental accountability is at the heart of both Sappi and its customers’ needs. Through this initiative Sappi will continue to challenge the conventional packaging industry with new ideas and solutions in order to make it easier for the world and the planet to follow a circular-economy strategy.

Delicatelove | Swimwear Kollektion 2021 (c) Delicatelove
Delicatelove Bikini
11.01.2021

Delicatelove | Swimwear Kollektion 2021

  • Bereit für den Sommer? Mit der stylischen Swimwear-Kollektion 2021 von Delicatelove holen wir uns den Urlaub nach Hause

Echte Sonnenanbeterinnen und Sommermädchen dürfen sich schon jetzt auf die warmen Tage und stylische Swimwear-Pieces freuen.
Delicatelove präsentiert zur kommenden Saison farbenfrohe Bikinis, raffinierte Badeanzüge und kuschelige Badetücher, die schon jetzt Lust machen auf Sommer, Sonne, Sonnenschein…

Ob verspielter Korallenprint, graphisches Ethnomuster oder aufregender Leo in klassischem Braun oder in auffallenden Neonnuancen – die fröhlich-knalligen Farben und aufregenden Cut-Outs machen die Bikinis und Einteiler zum wahren Hingucker. Die leuchtend-farbenfrohen Badetücher – made in Germany – im passenden Print komplettieren den stylischen Beach-Look und sorgen am heimischen aufblasbaren Pool oder dem Badesee für das perfekte Sommer-Feeling.

Die exklusive Swimwear-Kollektion von Delicatelove ist ab Mitte April 2021 auf delicatelove.com erhältlich.

  • Bereit für den Sommer? Mit der stylischen Swimwear-Kollektion 2021 von Delicatelove holen wir uns den Urlaub nach Hause

Echte Sonnenanbeterinnen und Sommermädchen dürfen sich schon jetzt auf die warmen Tage und stylische Swimwear-Pieces freuen.
Delicatelove präsentiert zur kommenden Saison farbenfrohe Bikinis, raffinierte Badeanzüge und kuschelige Badetücher, die schon jetzt Lust machen auf Sommer, Sonne, Sonnenschein…

Ob verspielter Korallenprint, graphisches Ethnomuster oder aufregender Leo in klassischem Braun oder in auffallenden Neonnuancen – die fröhlich-knalligen Farben und aufregenden Cut-Outs machen die Bikinis und Einteiler zum wahren Hingucker. Die leuchtend-farbenfrohen Badetücher – made in Germany – im passenden Print komplettieren den stylischen Beach-Look und sorgen am heimischen aufblasbaren Pool oder dem Badesee für das perfekte Sommer-Feeling.

Die exklusive Swimwear-Kollektion von Delicatelove ist ab Mitte April 2021 auf delicatelove.com erhältlich.