Huntsman joins forces with CNTAC

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SINGAPORE – Huntsman Textile Effects has teamed up with the China National Textile and Apparel Council (CNTAC) on two major initiatives to raise efficiencies and the ecological performance of China’s textile sector.

The first initiative, due for roll out in early 2012, sees Huntsman Textile Effects providing CNCS colour solutions to match 900 cotton shades to meet the national performance standards using Huntsman Textile Effects’ best available technologies and range of Novacron dyes. Huntsman says these shades can be used for brands and mills, and will offer the China textile industry both operational excellence while meeting performance and ecological requirements.

SINGAPORE – Huntsman Textile Effects has teamed up with the China National Textile and Apparel Council (CNTAC) on two major initiatives to raise efficiencies and the ecological performance of China’s textile sector.

The first initiative, due for roll out in early 2012, sees Huntsman Textile Effects providing CNCS colour solutions to match 900 cotton shades to meet the national performance standards using Huntsman Textile Effects’ best available technologies and range of Novacron dyes. Huntsman says these shades can be used for brands and mills, and will offer the China textile industry both operational excellence while meeting performance and ecological requirements.

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