Ecotextile News e-bulletin 06.10.11

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Huntsman to restructure Textile Effects business
Huntsman has announced a strategic overhaul of its Textile Effects business that could include the possible closure of its production facilities and business support offices in Basel, Switzerland.

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Planet Textile delegate places now at a premium
Delegate places at this year’s Planet Textiles, the annual event on sustainability, which takes place on October 19th in China, are now at a premium with potential visitors urged to sign up now in order to secure a place.

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Zambia cotton project gets Otto Group support
The Otto Group and the Aid by Trade Foundation have launched a project to promote Zambia’s school infrastructure through a Cotton made in Africa project.

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Protective clothing application for Crailar
Flax fibre maker Naturally Advanced Technologies Inc. has entered into a short term agreement with protective clothing company Westex to evaluate the processing of its ‘Crailer’ textile fibre.

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Jeanologia laser increases environmental credentials
Jeanologia, the Spanish research and development firm has increased the speeds of its laser technology, enhancing the environmental potential of its and dry denim garment processing.

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New guidebook on cotton and sustainability
MCL Global, the publisher of the influential Ecotextile News magazine will launch the ‘Insider’s Guide to Cotton and Sustainability’, a new handy booklet which will provide in-depth expert analysis and guidance on how to tackle the issue of sustainability in the global cotton supply chain.

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