Major nonwoven and engineered fabric companies are taking great leaps to improve their efforts in sustainability. From diapers to hospital wraps, and disinfecting wipes to coffee filters - nonwovens and engineered materials are part of our daily life. INDA is proud to share their successes in three categories: Innovations in sustainability, making intentional changes to generate long-term social and environmental benefits, responsible sourcing; using materials that are primarily bio-based or from feedstocks drawing on regenerative, and/or sustainable agriculture principles to advance circularity, and end-of-life solutions - incorporating materials that are either recyclable or biodegradable. See all their stories >
ExxonMobil is helping to strengthen the circularity of plastics through Exxtend ™ technology for advanced recycling. At the forefront of evolving demand, Exxtend ™ technology is a foundation for certified-circular products that can help our customers advance their plastic circularity goals.
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Discover how Freudenberg Performance Materials is giving new life to old bottles by recycling 2.5 million PET bottles per year. They are creating new products with the recycled content and keeping these old bottles out of the landfill.
Beckmann Converting is taking sustainability to the next level. Their ultrasonic laminating process only uses the raw materials of the composite to form the bonding links at the laminate weld points.
Mogul Nonwovens is going natural, bio-based, biodegradable and sustainable. They’re showing their sustainability commitment by certifying their materials. Mogul is working hard to minimize manufacturing waste and lower their carbon emissions.
This entire company was founded on the goal of sustainability in our nonwoven industry. Learn more about BFT, a cleantech fiber engineering firm that transforms the raw fibers from cotton, hemp and flax plans into materials for nonwovens.