MOSCOW NON-WOVENS PRODUCERS SHOWS HOW INNOVATION CAN SUCCEED IN RUSSIAN MARKET
March 1st, 2017
RUSSIAN non-wovens material producer the Thermopol company is planning to launch by May 27 (2017) a new thermal-insulating material which is flame-resistant, including to burning combustible liquids such as gasoline, alcohol or even a Molotov cocktail.
These properties maybe particularly useful given that the Moscow-based manufacturer’s key customer for the material is the National Guard of Russia, the country’s domestic military force, policing borders, fighting terrorism and dealing with civil disturbances.
Vladislav Ivanov, the company’s director for ...
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