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KENYA PUSHES AHEAD AS EAST AFRICA’S PAINT SECTOR POWERHOUSE



Kenya remains east Africa’s economic powerhouse and its ability to supply and encourage the region’s paint and coatings sector remains strong. Sales in paints, varnishes, pigments and other related coatings are expected to grow by 2.86% annually until 2028, according to insights from Statista (1), a Germany-based provider of market intelligence and business solutions.…

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COMPLEX NEGOTIATIONS LOOM TO FINALISE LARGEST EVER EU AML REFORM PACKAGE



European Union (EU) lawmakers kicking off negotiations on the legal texts mandating the bloc’s future anti-money laundering (AML) framework May 11 are set to clash over key issues, notably the threshold for declaring a beneficial owner (BO).

The negotiations will involve the European Parliament, the EU Council of Ministers and the European Commission.…

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INTERNATIONAL REGULATORY ROUND UP – DETAILED EU KNITWEAR INDUSTRIAL EMISSIONS RULES BY BECOME TOUGHER



The European Union (EU) knitwear sector is preparing to follow new detailed ‘best available techniques’ (BAT) on reducing industrial emissions as the EU considers revised legislation that might tell national regulators to take a hard line on their implementation. The European Commission has proposed a new EU industrial emissions directive that – as drafted – would tell industrial regulators to set limits on BAT-associated emissions levels “at the strictest achievable level for the specific installation” (1).…

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LITHUANIAN DAIRY INDUSTRY AT A CROSSROADS



The Lithuanian dairy industry has seen its share of highs and lows in recent years, culminating this year in a rash of dairy farmer protests, rising energy costs, inflation, farm closures, and rock bottom prices for raw milk. During the first half of 2022, export sales grew according to Lithuanian dairy producer organisation Pieno Centras (1), as dairy product prices rose and demand remained high, boosting production and Lithuanian farm milk sales.…

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TECHNICAL ROUND UP – IASB MULLS ADDING SUSTAINABILITY REQUIREMENTS TO FINANCIAL REPORTING STANDARDS



The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) is considering adding sustainability reporting guidance to its own international financial reporting standards (IFRS). This task is being added to its work programme, following the approval of the first two standards developed by sister-board, the International Sustainability Standards Board (ISSB).…

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PROS AND CONS OF HAVING BLOCKCHAIN IN THE TEXTILE SUPPLY CHAIN



Can blockchain technologies help the textile industry resolve past transparency weaknesses in the supply chain, as well as inefficient inventory management, by facilitating fundamental changes to existing supply-chains and processes. Blockchain technologies’ decentralised storage of immutable records of physical asset transactions within digital ledgers, say some experts, can help transform the textile industry throughout the supply chain, from source (raw material point of origin) to shopfloor (brands and retailers).…

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PFAS CONTROLS GROW FOR PERFORMANCE TEXTILE MANUFACTURERS WORLDWIDE



As researchers continues to identify health and environmental problems created by textile chemicals that have been widely utilised in the past, regulation tightens, and while this is rarely by international treaty, controls do spread worldwide over time. This is certainly the case regarding perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), which have been commonly used within the clothing and textile sector for fire protection, water repellence and oil resistance, preventing stains.…

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AUTOMATED LABELLING PRODUCTION TECHNOLOGY ESSENTIAL, SAY EU AND US EXPERTS



LABEL-MAKING automation is increasingly important to the global packaging industry. Indeed, the Wisconsin, USA-based global identification and compliance solution specialists Brady Corporation calls automated labelling a “must-have” – saying that the question is not if a company will automate its labelling process, but when (1).…

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RESEARCHERS CONTINUE TO OUSH FOR COMMERCIAL INTEGRATION OF NANOTECHNOLOGY WITH NONWOVENS



INNOVATIONS related to nonwovens nanofibres are developing fast amidst ongoing research into properties and potential uses resulting products.

Belgium-based international nonwovens industry association EDANA’s scientific and technical affairs director Marines Lagemaat, told Nonwovens Report International said the technology is very “promising when it comes to filtration applications”.…

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WORLD’S GROWING NUMBER OF FREE TRADE ZONES ABUSED BY MONEY LAUNDERERS



With the world’s illicit economy making up between 7% and 15% of global GDP according to the International Coalition Against Illicit Economies (ICAIE) (1), a national security NGO based in Washington DC, the need for robust law enforcement, including AML controls is clear.…

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