Agro Textiles

10th Aug 2018

Garware-Wall Ropes Ltd (GWRL), India’s leading technical textiles company, has changed corporate brand name and identity to Garware Technical Fibres Ltd (GTFL). The rebranding is a part of the company’s focused vision to double its profit over the next 5-7 years and be amongst the top 2 players globally in each of its major operating verticals.

14th Jul 2017

Low & Bonar, the international performance materials group with leading positions in niche industrial markets, has agreed to dispose of its agro-textiles business for a cash consideration of £6.1 million to IFG Exelto, part of Swedish industrial group Duroc. IFG is a leading manufacturer of polypropylene, polyethylene, polyamide fibre and filament...

20th May 2016

The central government has taken up an initiative to promote usage of agro-textiles in the North Eastern region through its ambitious scheme “Promoting usages of agro-textiles in Northeastern region” to harness the tremendous potential for agricultural, horticultural, floricultural produce by augmenting them with suitable agro-textiles like shade nets,

16th Dec 2015

Conwed, the leading plastic netting manufacturer in the world, has joined the European Turfgrass Producers Association (ETP) based in Pisa, Italy.

27th Nov 2015

Americhem has developed a new fishing tool – The Fish Grip – in collaboration with UPM & Weyerhaeuser.

31st Oct 2015

Beaulieu Technical Textiles (BTT), a member of Beaulieu International group and a leading manufacturer of industrial textiles, has been granted the

14th Mar 2015

Technical Absorbents (TAL), global supplier of Super Absorbent Fibre (SAF), successfully participated in the recently held Global Forum for

3rd Feb 2015

RKW Group, one of the leading international manufacturers of high-quality plastic films and nonwovens, is set to present its range of expertise

5th Dec 2014

The January edition of IPM Essen will see UK based super absorbent fibre (SAF) manufacturer Technical Absorbents Ltd (TAL) display various innovative

16th Sep 2014

European researchers have developed advanced textiles which can help harvest seaweeds on a large scale and which present potential to create a