Nayab Islam

Textile technology at ITMA 2023 in Italy reflects the industry’s epidemic comeback

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Recovering from the pandemic’s impact, the global textile sector has shown incredible resilience, attracting the world’s attention with its strong presence at ITMA 2023 in Milan, Italy. The much-anticipated expo served as a comprehensive demonstration of cutting-edge innovations, made possible by a massive assembly of 1,709 exhibitors. ITMA 2023 drew decision-makers and significant entrepreneurs who …

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UNDP and H&M collaborate on climate action in Bangladesh

UNDP and H&M collaborate on climate action in Bangladesh

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The United Nations Development Program (UNDP) Bangladesh and the H&M Group have inked a collaboration agreement at the UNDP Bangladesh headquarters to engage on climate change and assist Bangladesh achieve the SDGs. On behalf of their respective organizations, Leyla Ertur, head of sustainability at H&M Group, and Van Nguyan, deputy resident representative at UNDP Bangladesh, …

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The AATCC will hold a symposium in the United States to discuss PFAS in textiles

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On July 11-12, 2023, industry leaders will convene in Durham, North Carolina for the ‘Navigating a Path Forward for PFAS in Textiles’ conference. The symposium, organized by the American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC), will foster debate and the development of effective techniques for measuring, controlling, replacing, and eradicating per- and poly-fluoroalkyl substances …

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Cyclone Biparjoy dampens feelings for Indian PC and poly-spun yarn

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Buyers were mute in the marketplaces of Ludhiana and Surat due to lower-than-average demand. The threat of Cyclone Biparjoy further impacted the market mood. According to trade sources, production activity in Gujarat has slowed due to precautionary limits placed by the local authority. The Ludhiana market saw a consistent buying trend, with constant pricing for …

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Cotton monitoring project launched by GOTS, European Space Agency, and Marple

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In a world-first, the Global Organic Textile Standard (GOTS), European Space Agency (ESA), and artificial intelligence (AI) startup Marple have launched a new demonstration project to demonstrate the potential for remote satellite monitoring of organic cotton farming systems. The project will be carried out under ESA’s Business Applications and Space Solutions (BASS) programme and will …

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Upcycling PET bottles into clothing is critical for India’s circular economy

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According to Angelo George, CEO of Bisleri International Pvt Ltd, a leading packaged drinking water company that has undertaken a project to upcycle PET bottles into apparel, shoes, and other products, upcycling PET bottles into apparel plays a critical role in advancing India’s circular economy objectives. As the bottles are turned into high-value items, the …

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Rudolf & Dotdotdot’s digital environment unveils textile secrets

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German chemical producer Rudolf has teamed with Milan-based design firm Dotdotdot to create and build an immersive area that employs interactive and mixed media to deliver a 360° immersion into the molecular essence of ‘Better Chemistry’. At Rudolf HUB1922, a digital immersive area will digitally take guests into the endlessly small and into the realm …

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Homemade sustainable materials made from bacterial cellulose: a UK research

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A new study led by Manchester Metropolitan University in the United Kingdom discovered that it may be possible to make sustainable fabrics at home using bacterial cellulose (BC), which can be grown in a solution of black tea, sugar, and kombucha, a popular health drink containing a variety of yeasts, bacteria, and cultures. The textiles …

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With the launch of the new DCTS, UK and Philippines unleash new trade opportunities

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In Manila, Philippines, the UK government inaugurated the Developing Countries Trading Scheme (DCTS). The initiative was developed in response to a record £2.4 billion in commerce between the Philippines and the United Kingdom in 2022. The DCTS provides significant duty savings on a wide range of high-value items exported from the Philippines to the United …

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