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Nilit outlines nylon 6.6 sustainability push

By Haydn Davis
2 September 2026

Impact Report 2025 highlights recycled yarns, circularity projects and lower-impact manufacturing across the group’s global plants

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Migdal Ha’Emek - Nilit has used its 2025 Impact Report to set out progress on lower-impact nylon 6.6 production, circularity and manufacturing efficiency across its global operations.

The group, which is based in Migdal Ha’Emek, Israel, says it is strengthening its offer to knitted textile manufacturers, sportswear and fashion customers while preparing for tighter reporting requirements.

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