Nonwoven Professionals Met at IDEA

The theme for IDEA25 “Nonwovens for a Healthier Planet” highlighted nonwoven advancements in sustainability. Abstracts were accepted on the INDA website.

  24 May 2024 08:30 Friday
Nonwoven Professionals Met at IDEA

Product developers, designers, engineers, technical scouts, and marketing professionals accountable for their product’s environmental impact attended IDEA. Presentations focused on responsible sourcing, innovations in sustainability, and end-of-life solutions for nonwovens and its related industries.

A few examples of topics for consideration;

Responsible Sourcing

-Natural Fibers (Cotton, Hemp, Bamboo, Banana, Wood Pulp, Regenerated Cellulose, Wool, Fur, Chitin, Feathers)

-Polymers (Biopolymers, Regenerated and Recycled polymers, Unconventional and Alternatives to Traditional Polymers)

-Sustainable Chemistries (finishes, lubricants, adhesives, and additives)

Innovations in Sustainability

-Process Improvements with Sustainability Impact (reduced waste, reduced energy, reduced water consumption)

-Product Design Improvements with Sustainability Impact (lightweighting, designs for end-of-life, “good enough” design)

End-Of-Life Solutions

-Compostability, biodegradability, recycling, advanced recycling and circularity)

-Presenting is an opportunity for technical professionals to showcase pioneering research, innovative solutions, and expert insights with technology scouts.

About INDA

INDA, the Association of the Nonwoven Fabrics Industry, serves hundreds of member companies in the nonwovens/engineered fabrics industry to achieve business growth. Since 1968, INDA helps members convene and connect, innovate and develop their businesses.


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