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Philippines based textile institute showcases successful natural dyes technologies

Textile TodayNovember 3, 2020

by Textile TodayNovember 3, 20200

Philippines based textile institute recently demonstrated their success of Natural Dyes Research and Development program. Department of Science and Technology of Philippines Textile Research Institute

Eco printing on fabric with marigold flowers

Textile TodaySeptember 16, 2020September 16, 2020

by Textile TodaySeptember 16, 2020September 16, 20200

Introduction It is known to all that in our textile industry printing is playing a leading role. Some specialists believe that one-day dyeing is not

News & Analysis Printing

Bogolanfini: Printing with soil

Textile TodayNovember 15, 2019November 16, 2019

by Textile TodayNovember 15, 2019November 16, 20190

Bògòlanfini is a skill practiced specifically in the country of Mali. It is the dying of handmade Malian clothing and fabrics. The dyes are made from

Coating, Laminating & Bonding Innovations

Aalto University researchers use palm wax to make garments water-resistant

Textile TodayOctober 13, 2019

by Textile TodayOctober 13, 20190

When sustainability is a growing concern within the textile and clothing industry as the industry uses a quarter of all the chemicals produced across the

Editorial

“If brands pay for sustainable product, manufacturers can easily use natural dyes”

Textile TodayMay 29, 2019

by Textile TodayMay 29, 20190

On 30 April, Sameet Dye-Chem Ltd and AMA Herbal Laboratories Pvt Ltd have extended their partnership to start a new business in the Bangladesh textile

Textile World

AMA Herbal partners with Sameet Dye-Chem to promote sustainable solution for textile dyeing

Textile TodayMay 5, 2019May 16, 2019

by Textile TodayMay 5, 2019May 16, 20190

On 30th April Sameet Dye-Chem Ltd and AMA Herbal Laboratories Pvt Ltd have announced their partnership and collaboration agreement to start marketing and promotion of

News & Analysis Sustainability

Eco-friendly chemicals paving the way for sustainable textile industry

Textile TodayAugust 10, 2018December 27, 2018

by Textile TodayAugust 10, 2018December 27, 20180

The introduction of white technology and inclination toward eco-friendly chemicals has revolutionized the textile chemical market. Swati Tamhankar, Jr Executive-Digital Marketing, Allied Analytics LLP From different

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