Apna Organics aims to support all sustainability initiatives
Apna Organics Pvt Ltd, working with the theme ‘A legacy of quality’, holds a unique identity in the textile and apparel industry as a leading
Tag : textile dyes
Degrade dyes and remove contaminants from wastewater
The textile dyes have always been a hot topic discussion internationally and a cause of worry. Recently a new method for degrading the dyes and
“If brands pay for sustainable product, manufacturers can easily use natural dyes”
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
Matex footprint will be different, what’s yours?
In a recent article on Bangladesh Textile Today | November 2018 Issue: Why is the industry willing to adapt and pay more for sustainable solutions?
Why is chemical management so essential?
Chemical management discusses taking full control of all operations and activities where chemicals are involved in the facility. Chemical management is necessary to ensure the
AMA Herbal partners with Sameet Dye-Chem to promote sustainable solution for textile dyeing
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
The impact of white biotechnology on modern textile processing
The use of enzymes in textile wet processing results in time, energy and water savings; as well as improved product quality Modern society expects biotechnology
Top to bottom of RFT dyeing
This term RFT means ‘right first time’ is often used in the wet processing factories. RFT actually defines the flawless processing of fabric at the
DyStar’s econfidence® provides sustainable products and services for entire textile supply chain
Ecological aspects of textile production have become increasingly significant concerns for brands and retailers as they seek to protect their brand integrity and minimize the
DyStar secures destruction of 3.3 tons textile dyes
Leading dyestuff and chemical manufacturer DyStar has been successful in securing the destruction of 3.3 tons of textile dyes that infringed one of its patents
