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The heat is on…
Unique technology, precise temperature control and lowest energy consumption – RETECH has the solution for synthetic fiber production
You can feel it's Benninger; machines and systems for textile finishing developed and produced to make a difference
The Swiss company Benninger develops and produces machines and systems for textile finishing and tire cord production and has many years of experience in the automation of these machines. The machines and systems are an important link in the textile value chain and run as complete system solutions.
U.S. cotton helps us meet requirements of premium overseas customers
Maral Overseas Limited, is a leading textile company with 35 years’ history and fully integrated production, starting from cotton processing to ready-made garments.
Rabatex' Vertical Lift Module to revolutionize storage for Indian industries
At a time when the price of land is skyrocketing, Rabatex Industries is giving India a revolutionary product to manage space constraints. After seven years of research, experiment and hard work, the company is all set to introduce a vertical storage system, the details of which are shared by Managing Director Haresh Panchal in an interview with Ganesh Kalidas
MATEX leads the way to make industries more independent
Matex is a company that deals in a wide array of textile and machinery solutions for clients. The company acts as a bridge between international resources and Indian clients. In this interview, Raghav Agarwalla, Managing Director, Matex, talks about the philosophy behind the formation of the company, his plans, and more
U.S. cotton's increasing global role in sustainability, innovation, health and hygiene
The U.S. is the third-largest producer of cotton in the world and is by far the largest exporter (with almost a 40% share). The U.S. has 16,000 cotton farm families, who own and live on the land. As families who pass on their farms to future generations, it’s in their interests to take care of the land. The U.S. growers have a high rate of adoption for precision agriculture and best management practices. Importantly, the U.S. legal framework covers environmental regulations on pesticides, labor, wages, working conditions, safety and health. U.S. cotton is also regulated as a food crop, making it safe for people and the environment.
Santaframe is back by popular demand
New version of ground-breaking stenter combines top performance with customer value
U.S. Cotton Trust Protocol joins the Cotton 2040's platform and sustainability guide
Trust Protocol recognized for its verified farm-level data and constant improvement as Cotton 2040 aims to encourage the use of sustainable cotton
Technocraft bets on U.S. cotton for increasing export footprint
Technocraft Industries (India) Ltd is a 48 years old leading and well-diversified industrial group and Indian Government Recognized international trading house accredited with National Award Trophy for outstanding export performance.
VIROBAN: A new revolution
In this interview, Robert (Bob) A. Monticello (PhD), President, Consolidated Pathways, Inc.; James W. Krueger, CEO, Consolidated Pathways, Inc.; Vikram D. Rao, Managing Director, N9 World Technologies; and Ganesh Srinivasan, CEO, Resil Chemicals share details about VIROBAN, which is very effective against the enveloped and non-enveloped viruses and has been proven to reduce infective viruses by 99.99% when tested under ISO 18184
