EU Textile Strategy 2030 and Its Business Impact Masterclass on EU Product Compliance and Market Surveillance
featuring DG GROW, European Commission
16 22
September 2027
Messegelaende HannoverGermany
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Sustainable nonwovens have emerged as materials of choice for many applications, from automotive to medical and hygiene. They offer strength, durability, and adaptability while addressing the growing need for environmentally responsible production. The webinar explores how two industry leaders, Indorama Ventures and Milliken, are addressing sustainability through innovative approaches from recycling to utilizing transformative additives to reducing their carbon footprint.
The textile and garment industry is increasingly focused on adopting circular practices, particularly in nonwovens for hygiene and medical applications. Advances in recycling technology and cutting-edge technologies are essential to scaling sustainability in production. This session will explore the latest innovations in nonwovens recycling technology and their integration across the supply chain, driving the production of sustainable nonwoven textiles for hygiene, medical, and other industrial applications.
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