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Amcor launches Huggies Eco Protect diapers with 30% recycled content
Amcor launches Huggies Eco Protect diapers with 30% recycled content

27th Apr 2024

Amcor and Kimberly Clark introduce Huggies Eco Protect diaper packaging in Peru, incorporating 30 per cent recycled materials. The bags feature post-consumer recycled content and align with a circular economy approach. Developed by Amcor, the packaging maintains performance while reducing energy consumption, carbon footprint, and water usage.

Swedish firm Essity posts net sales of $3.2 bn in Q1 FY24
Swedish firm Essity posts net sales of $3.2 bn in Q1 FY24

27th Apr 2024

Swedish company Essity's Q1 FY24 saw a net sales decrease of 4.1 per cent to SEK 34.85 billion (approximately $3.2 billion). Despite this, EBITA rose by 4 per cent to SEK 4.52 billion, and EBITA excluding IAC increased by 14 per cent to SEK 4.88 billion. Operating cash flow surged 48 per cent to SEK 4.25 billion. Profit soared to SEK 11.49...

 EU Parliament approves packaging legislation to promote sustainability
EU Parliament approves packaging legislation to promote sustainability

25th Apr 2024

European Parliament approved a sustainability-focused packaging law, securing 476 votes in favour. The legislation targets a reduction in packaging waste to boost the circular economy. It introduces measures such as limits on empty space in packaging, bans on certain single-use plastics from 2030, and restrictions on PFAS chemicals in food...

American firm Kimberly-Clark’s sales at $5.1 bn in Q1 FY24
American firm Kimberly-Clark’s sales at $5.1 bn in Q1 FY24

25th Apr 2024

Kimberly-Clark Corporation reported a slight decrease in Q1 FY24 sales, down 1 per cent to $5.1 billion, despite a 6 per cent rise in organic sales. North American organic sales grew by 3 per cent, while developing and emerging markets saw a notable 15 per cent surge. The company's operating profit improved to $853 million, up from $787 million.

Max Space uses Aluula material for space habitat construction
Max Space uses Aluula material for space habitat construction

25th Apr 2024

Max Space debuts expandable space habitat at 39th space symposium, reinforced with Aluula Composites. Scheduled for a 2026 launch with SpaceX, it aims for lunar and Martian orbits. The lightweight material enables large living spaces at reduced weight and cost. Aluula's innovation extends beyond space, with collaborations in various industries.

Kolon Industries presents eco-friendly products at Techtextil
Kolon Industries presents eco-friendly products at Techtextil

24th Apr 2024

Kolon Industries showed carbon reduction tech and eco-friendly items at Techtextil, including aramid innovations and recycled water bottle textiles. Plans include boosting aramid pulp production efficiency and cutting carbon emissions. It aims for stronger ties with European and North American markets, particularly in flooring and automobile...

Filidea Technical Yarns presents innovation at Techtextil in Germany
Filidea Technical Yarns presents innovation at Techtextil in Germany

24th Apr 2024

Filidea Technical Yarns focuses on sustainability and fibre recycling technology at the ongoing 20th edition of Techtextil in Germany. Collaborations with major customers lead to advanced modacrylic yarns. They work with Kaneka Corporation on a recycling process, reducing end-of-life garments into base gases for modacrylic fibre production.

A.Celli Nonwovens to show production solutions at ANEX 2024
A.Celli Nonwovens to show production solutions at ANEX 2024

24th Apr 2024

A.Celli Nonwovens will exhibit its production solutions at ANEX 2024 in Taipei, Taiwan, from May 22-24. Highlights include E-WIND, F-LINE, and R-WAY solutions for winding, laminating, and intralogistics. The event expects more than 350 exhibitors and 26,000 visitors worldwide, offering a platform for industry professionals to explore innovations...

American firm Hexcel Corporation’s sales at $472.3 mn in Q1 FY24
American firm Hexcel Corporation’s sales at $472.3 mn in Q1 FY24

24th Apr 2024

American company Hexcel Corporation reported sales of $472.3 million in Q1 FY24, up from $457.7 million last year, but saw gross margin drop to 25 per cent from 27.9 per cent. The company’s operating income fell to $54.1 million, despite gains in aerospace and defense sectors. Industrial sales dropped significantly by 27.9 per cent in Q1 FY24.

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