Pandemic accelerated demand for safer, ecofriendy textiles With operations in more than 90 countries and seven primary manufacturing facilities in six countries (China, Germany, India, Indonesia, Mexico and Thailand), Huntsman Textile Effects is a leading global provider of high-quality dyes, chemicals and digital inks to the textile and related industries. President
Rohit Aggarwal speaks to
Fibre2Fashion about the impact the pandemic has had on the textile dyes and chemical business, and the focus on circularity and sustainability in the current scenario. How has COVID-19 impacted the global textile dyes and chemical business?
There s no doubt that covid-19 has had an impact on chemical companies, like most other businesses, and tested our ability to navigate our business through 2020. The pandemic has changed the way we work, but it also affords the opportunity to reshape our industry
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Stratview Research’s report on Waterproof Breathable Textiles Market aims to deliver inclusive information on the market by taking into account several aspects of market research and analysis such as market size valuations, market dynamics, positioning and segmentation, competitive landscaping, and, opportunity analysis. The report has been generated after accumulating data from various authenticated sources such as journals, white papers, fact books, etc.
For a more detailed breakdown of the COVID-19 impact on the Waterproof Breathable Textiles Market,
The COVID-19 impact on the market
The unexpected changes in the global markets caused by the sudden outbreak of the COVID-19 virus have caused massive and significant tremors in industries of all sizes, including the Waterproof Breathable Textiles Market. The steady slowdown of industries, on the other hand, would undoubtedly put a cap on the previously projected growth rate.
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Pic: Huntsman Textile Effects Huntsman Textile Effects, a Singapore-based provider of high-quality dyes, chemicals and digital inks, and Sciessent, a provider of customised antimicrobial, odour control and water repellent solutions, have entered into a strategic partnership to bring revolutionary antimicrobial and odour-control solutions to textile mills and brands worldwide. As consumers around the world begin paying more attention to health and hygiene, Huntsman Textile Effects and Sciessent will cooperate to help mills and brands deliver active wear, outerwear, home textiles and other products with long-lasting protection against microbial growth and odour. Huntsman Textile Effects will also become the exclusive distribution partner of Sciessent’s Agion Antimicrobial, Lava XL anti-odour solution, and dual-action Active XL.
March 2, 2021
SINGAPORE March 2, 2021 Huntsman Textile Effects and Sciessent have entered into a strategic partnership to bring revolutionary antimicrobial and odor-control solutions to textile mills and brands worldwide.
As consumers around the world begin paying more attention to health and hygiene, Huntsman Textile Effects and Sciessent will cooperate to help mills and brands deliver active wear, outerwear, home textiles and other products with long-lasting protection against microbial growth and odor. Huntsman Textile Effects will also become the exclusive distribution partner of Sciessent’s Agion® Antimicrobial , Lava XL® anti-odor solution, and dual-action Active XL®.
“Both Huntsman Textile Effects and Sciessent share a deep commitment to innovation, environmental sustainability and customer service. As partners, our joint goal is to offer the highest level of protection for textiles so that they stay fresher for longer,” said Rohit Aggarwal, president of Huntsman
What We Learned From The Digital Textile Printing Conference The following article was originally published by Wide-format Impressions. To read more of their content, subscribe to their newsletter, Wide-Format Impressions.
On Dec. 9 and 10, the PRINTING United Alliance and American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists (AATCC) hosted the annual Digital Textile Printing Conference, two days packed with speakers taking a closer look at technical details and considerations for this segment of the market.
The conference’s moderators Ray Weiss, Director of Digital Print Programs, PRINTING United Alliance, and Kerry King, senior VP, Research and Development, Spoonflower, and current AATCC president started the day thanking the event’s steering committee, sponsors, and attendees while providing brief presentations on each association’s offerings. Here is a look at some of the highlights from the rest of the conference, and the takeaw