Universal Fiber Systems has appointed Jonathan Craig as CEO, effective May 5, 2025.
Craig brings 15+ years of leadership in polymers, joining from Ascend Performance Materials.
He succeeds Marc Ammen, who retires as CEO after 15 years but remains executive chair.
Craig aims to drive innovation and growth as UFS expands its global footprint and market reach.Read More
Sapphire Finishing Mills and The LYCRA Company have partnered to enhance Sapphire’s MoveX workwear platform with LYCRA’s fiber technologies, boosting mobility, comfort, durability, and sustainability.
The upgraded MoveX now features LYCRA DUAL COMFORT and COOLMAX EcoMade technologies and will debut at major 2025 trade shows, including A+A in Düsseldorf.Read More
The US has announced to have achieved a ‘trade deal’ with China in Geneva.
The closed door discussions were the first since President Donald Trump levied tariffs on China in January.
A joint statement with full details is expected today.
US secretary of treasury Scott Bessent termed the talks ‘productive’, while USTR Jamieson Greer indicated the differences may not be as large as thought earlier.Read More
The Pakistan Textile Exporters Association (PTEA) has formally …Read More
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Vietnamese firms invested $309.3 million abroad in the first four months this year, nearly tripling the figure from the same period last year, according to the National Statistics Office.This includes over $269 million poured into 43 new projects, nearly …Read More
The business confidence index (BCI) of the European Chamber of commerce (EuroCham) in Vietnam read 64.6 for the first quarter (Q1) this year, indicating relative confidence, but with a distinct undercurrent of uncertainty.European firms recognised Vietnam…Read More
The Q1 2025 business confidence index of EuroCham in Vietnam read 64.6, indicating relative confidence, but with a distinct undercurrent of uncertainty.
Recognising Vietnam’s ongoing reforms and structural improvements, European firms responded with a neutral-to-positive stance on the business climate.
Thirty-seven per cent cited infrastructure as the top priority to attract more investment.Read More
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