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INDA announces new CAB conference Recognising a need for an inclusive conference to service the needs of multiple production and bonding technologies for nonwovens and the converter segment, INDA, will hold its first CAB converting and bonding conference from April 17-19, 2012 at the Hyatt Regency in Greenville, South Carolina, USA.
Outlook Number Ten success Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2011, Outlook, the Personal Care Products Conference organised by EDANA once again met in Budapest last week.
Towards the tipping point Sustainability, globalisation and innovation form three pillars of EDANA’s Vision 2020 report, which the organisation has developed specifically for its members, together with the Copenhagen Institute for Futures Studies (CIFS) and a pool of industry experts.
High value potential for composites from waste The first plant housing patent-pending new technology capable of making extremely high-value composites from waste – potentially even hygienic disposables and other nonwovens – has been installed in Poland.
Incineration could be the key By coincidence, all three speakers at the recent Nonwovens Network UK seminar held in Bradford, West Yorkshire, cited advanced incineration as the most effective method for the disposal of nonwoven-based consumer hygiene products in West Europe.
Technology economies of scale from Ying Yang In 2011, Ying Yang is without doubt the largest manufacturer of nonwovens machinery in the world.
New meltblown from waste SMS BASF reports considerable success with its technology for reprocessing waste SMS polypropylene into new meltblown materials that have qualities comparable to those produced with virgin fibres.

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