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RAW MATERIALS

Low grade cotton for oil spills

SABIC backs FibeRio

40 years of fibre know-how

MANUFACTURING

Record quarter at Oerlikon

Huntsman victory in China

Bio-based bico spunbond

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CONSUMER PRODUCTS

Numerous options for recycled diaper waste

Long distance love

HyFit expansion in China and Brazil

INDUSTRIAL PRODUCTS

Energy efficient roofing honours

SMS addition for sequential wrapping

Geosynthetics for an Eco-City

SHOWS AND EVENTS

Combined focus on free trade

Rich agenda at Outlook Asia

Sustainability on the agenda

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