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BASF announced HySorb B6610 ZeroPCF on February 6, 2025, describing a superabsorbent polymer offered to the hygiene industry with a calculated product carbon footprint of zero.
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Borealis published a technical feature on Borstar Nextension polypropylene technology on October 2, 2025. One section discusses HG485FB, a spunbond grade developed for hygiene and technical nonwoven fabrics.
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In a release dated June 12, 2026, Reifenhäuser Reicofil presented an RF5.10 equipment upgrade, the RF Core platform and further options for hygiene nonwovens. The company connects the…
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Americhem announced nPure and nZorb in a September 2026 company release distributed by Business Wire. The additive platforms incorporate odor-control or hydrophilic functions within polymers used to make…
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Lenzing announced two additions to its Lyocell Dry fiber range on November 5, 2024: a fine fiber for denser nonwovens and a coarse fiber for more open structures.…
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Avgol announced the opening of a new nonwovens production line at Mocksville, North Carolina, on February 17, 2025. The company places the line within a US$100 million investment…
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The LYCRA Company announced the launch of LYCRA ADAPTIV fiber for nonwovens in a May 13, 2026 release ahead of INDEX26 in Geneva. Adult incontinence products are among…
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TWE Group announced two nonwoven concepts ahead of IDEA25 in Miami: Inlet Booster and Odour Control. Its March 12, 2025 announcement identifies Inlet Booster as a material developed…
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The Austrian Centre of Industrial Biotechnology described its Diapers Recycler project in an April 10, 2026 release. It proposes decentralized treatment at sites including hospitals, care facilities and…
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ARN and four hospitals signed a declaration of intent on April 8, 2025 to test whether thermal-pressure hydrolysis could process a broader mixture of hospital waste.
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