The latest developments from the textile and printing world, welcoming spring with a busy agenda, meet you in the Textilegence March April 2024 issue. FESPA Global Print Expo (GPE) 2024 and drupa 2024, which will bring together the global printing industry, as well as Techtextil (for technical textiles and nonwovens) and Texprocess (for the apparel and textile processing industries), to be held simultaneously in April, will be the address of the latest textile and printing technologies. In our new issue, we explore these innovations and share the surprises awaiting visitors at the exhibitions.
Mimaki Europe, celebrating its twentieth anniversary in the industry, will offer visitors a spectacular event and special demonstrations at the Mimaki Experience Centre at FESPA GPE 2024. Also at the exhibition, SPGPrints will highlight its impressive sublimation benefits, while Kornit Digital will showcase its latest DTF and DTG printing solutions. You can find the technologies to be exhibited by MS Printing Solutions, swissQprint, Roland DG and other leading companies in our new issue.
Techtextil and Texprocess 2024 will provide a comprehensive platform for industry stakeholders to explore the transformative potential of digitalisation in driving growth, innovation and sustainability in the textile and apparel industry. Durak Tekstil will share its inspiring innovations with the industry at Texprocess 2024. Visitors to the Saurer Twisting Solutions booth at Techtextil 2024 will have the opportunity to see first-hand the innovations in TechnoCorder TC2.
Textilegence March April 2024 issue; the latest news from the textile world
New developments affecting the textile industry in the field of sustainability and circular production continue to emerge: ‘Environmentally friendly’ was restricted in product adverts. Sun Chemical pigments are now OekoTex® ECO PASSPORT certified. The Social and Labour Convergence Programme (SLCP) officially became independent from the Sustainable Apparel Coalition (SAC), a global non-profit alliance of more than 300 organisations in the apparel, footwear and textile sector, on 1 February 2024.
Other topics on the agenda are as follows: A.I.T. makes a difference in the textile industry by offering a fast and effective pattern archiving and management process with its new artificial intelligence-supported product Archivist. Oerlikon announced its latest strategic step to become the pure-play leader in broad surface solutions markets. KARL MAYER TURKEY’s new General Manager has been announced. We also invite you to an inspiring short journey in the story of textile machinery automation and wish you a pleasant reading.