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Posted October 27, 2014

 

With the growing awareness towards more sustainable businesses, the textile and garment industry is moving towards more responsible production processes that promote social responsibility and sustainability.

 

By switching to greener technologies, manufacturers and brands can reduce carbon and water footprints throughout the entire manufacturing process. In fact, water conservation and reuse are rapidly becoming a necessity for their business.

 

At ITMA 2015, technology providers will be showcasing energy and water efficient machinery and eco-friendly processes and solutions. The exhibition will spotlight the latest recycling, waste reduction and pollution prevention innovations that can help textile and garment manufacturers contribute to their competitive edge and bottom line.

 

Products on display include:

  • Equipment for waste water treatment

  • Equipment for the separation of solid, fluid and gaseous substances from exhaust air and exhaust water

  • Heat recovery systems

  • Equipment for waste management

  • Other equipment for waste reduction and pollution prevention

 

Visit www.itma.com to apply for space in the recycling sector.

 

Call for entries for inaugural ITMA award

 

Exhibitors can submit their nomination for the inaugural ITMA Sustainable Innovation Award 2015. The award is launched by CEMATEX to recognize outstanding industry members and students for their contributions to the sustainable development of the global textile and garment industry.

 

The award comprises three categories, two of which are open to post-graduate students:

  • Industry Excellence Award

  • R&E Excellence Award – Masters

  • R&E Excellence Award – Doctorate

 

All entries will be reviewed by a panel of renowned industry experts and finalists will be shortlisted and notified electronically by August 2015. The announcement of winners and award presentation will be on November 12, 2015 at the ITMA gala dinner in Milan, Italy.

 

The closing date for entries is March 1, 2015.

Recycle, reuse and reduce for a sustainable business

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