Global Fiber Production Growth: “The worldwide market has seen an increase in global fiber production, with synthetic fibers ruling the market. “Global fiber production increased from around 116 million tonnes in 2022 to a record 124 million tonnes in 2023. Since 2000, when production was 58 million tonnes, global fiber production has more than doubled and it is expected to grow to 160 million tonnes in 2030 if business as usual continues”. Materials Market Report 2024

Texintel joins the United Nations Fashion and Lifestyle Network “This prestigious partnership with UNFLN underscores our firm commitment to sustainability and the pivotal role of digital technologies in transforming the textile manufacturing value chain. Join us as collectively we pave the way for an environmentally responsible and digitally innovative future in textiles.…”

“KEY TAKEAWAYS: The fashion industry is set to diversify sourcing, with a renewed interest in nearshoring. AI-powered curation will redefine product discovery and search, leading to hyper-personalised shopping experiences. Value-driven consumer behaviour will fuel growth in segments like resale and off-price retailers. Brands are falling behind in their sustainability commitments, necessitating a focus on cost-effective decarbonisation efforts and collaborations with sustainable-material innovators. Brands that can navigate these shifts and adapt accordingly will be positioned at the forefront of the industry transformation.” Texintel Editorial Team

“Leaders in any industry know that progress never sleeps. As technological advancements redefine the status quo, it becomes essential for enterprises to not just adapt but anticipate the changes on the horizon. Ford Bowers, President and CEO of the Printing United Alliance, underscored this in a recent interview at Print United in Vegas. He highlighted the exciting transformations within the global printing industry and the necessary steps for steady growth and sustainability. ” Texintel Editorial Team

“Las Vegas this year was host to the Printing United Exhibition which abounded with product launches and technological highlights. The three-day Expo, held September 10-12, attracted 24,969 registered attendees, 800 exhibitors, and industry thought leaders from 115 countries. With more square feet of technology being shown than in 2023, encompassing 385,600 square feet, the Expo delivered an substantial showcase for exhibitors and attendees alike at this year’s event. The show was reported to be a great success for exhibitors who utilised the Expo’s all-compassing umbrella to showcase their newest and latest technology. ” Texintel Editorial Team