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The short fibre challenge for Rieter - Vimarsana News

The short fibre challenge for Rieter

The short fibre challenge for Rieter

ITMF confirms dates for annual conference - Vimarsana News

ITMF confirms dates for annual conference

Zurich - Following a three year hiatus, the ITMF Annual Conference is back as an in-person event. Participants will meet from September 18-20, 2022,

ITMF Annual Conference returns - Vimarsana News

ITMF Annual Conference returns

ITMF Annual Conference returns

Swiss Textile Machinery members drive filament yarn production for the expanding world of technical textiles - Vimarsana News

Swiss Textile Machinery members drive filament yarn production for the expanding world of technical textiles

CHINA TEXTILE LEADER (CTL) is a monthly journal focusing on worldwide technological development across all sectors of the textile industry; the sole steering publication in Chinese textile circle created to help industry and enterprise decision-makers interpret technological policies and industry regulations, keep them informed of the development trend of both technology and market; and a worldwide respected media offering a platform for textile industry insiders to exchange ideas and share the information about major events in the global textile industry.

Nach zehn Quartalen: Schweizer Textiler schaffen Wende im Export - Vimarsana News

Nach zehn Quartalen: Schweizer Textiler schaffen Wende im Export

Nach zweieinhalb Jahren mit Rückgängen sind die Ausfuhren der Schweizer Textilindustrie im zweiten Quartal 2021 erstmals wieder gestiegen. Besonders gut entwickelt haben sich die Stickereien für Lingerie, wie Ostschweizer Sticker bestätigen. Der Verband sieht den Aufschwung «noch nicht abgeschlossen», weiss aber auch um die Risiken im Zusammenhang mit Corona.