Haydn Davis has been the editor of Knitting Trade Journal since its launch back in 2008 and has spent much of the past 16 years writing about the knitting and hosiery industries along with other areas of textile publishing and journalism. He is vastly experienced and was news editor of Knitting International for five years and was also the editor of Textile Month and Nonwovens Report International. He also worked on ITMA Daily News (ITMA 2003, ITMA Asia 2005) as well as business magazines in the energy sector for Reed International. He studied History & Politics at Manchester Metropolitan University UK and is a post-graduate of the Journalism Training Centre in London.
Wilmington - The Lycra Company has signed a letter of intent with Dairen Chemical Corporation...
Obertshausen - Knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has launched a new energy efficiency system to...
Washington D.C. – The National Council of Textile Organizations (NCTO) has told the United States...
Zurich - TMAS, the Swedish Textile Machinery Association, has become the latest Associate Member...
Tirupur- The latest edition of India’s Knit-Tech proved to be a successful exhibition for Orizio...
High Point – US circular knitter Culp, Inc. has announced a major restructuring plan which...
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Seoul/San Diego – Hyosung has partnered with sustainable materials specialist Geno for the...
Colombo - MAS Holdings, one of Sri Lanka's largest fabric and clothing manufacturers has announced that its...
Frankfurt – Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer was honoured with a Founding Exhibitors award at...
Wakefield - Smart textile applications and the integration of robotics are driving research and innovation in the knitting industry.
Smart textiles, also known as e-textiles or electronic textiles, are a rapidly evolving and innovative category of textiles that incorporate electronic components and technology to provide advanced functions and features.
These textiles are designed to go beyond the traditional role of fabrics by offering interactive and dynamic properties.
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