Editorial Staff
Haydn Davis
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.
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Freudenberg inaugurates new Vietnam plant
Weinheim - Freudenberg Performance Materials Apparel, the manufacturer of elastic interlinings for the...
Karl Mayer confirms composite machine success
Obertshausen - Warp knitting machine builder Karl Mayer has confirmed the successful sale of...
Texworld closes on a positive note
Paris - Despite reporting a small drop in visitor numbers compared to its previous edition, the...
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Emtec eyes Brazil for knitted fabric testing
Leipzig – Emtec will take its latest measuring device which aims to transform the way knitted...
Symposium for warp knitted elastic fabrics
Albstadt – Groz Beckert and Karl Mayer, along with fellow German textile technology companies...
Bio-based nylon debuts at Milano Unica
Milan - Following its recent launch, Q-Geo by Fulgar made its debut at the recent Milano Unica...
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Crystal eyes automation for knitwear production
Hong Kong – Crystal International, one of Asia's largest knitwear manufacturers, has constructed...
Terrot hails growing interest in interlock technology
Chemnitz - Circular knitting machine builder Terrot has hailed a successful ITM exhibition with...
Research opens up knits from gelatine
Colorado – The manufacture of dissolvable knitted garments made from gelatine could be a...
March 2018
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Pioneering the future with smart knits
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