New Opening Of Mongolia Cashmere Is More Open.

Hohhot Customs announced that more than 20 tons of Mongolia cashmere have entered China through the Sino Mongolian border at the Pearl River Delta port.

According to the Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region

The website of the alliance government announced that it was the first batch of imported cashmere in Mongolia since its opening to the outside world in 1992.

This also means that Mongolia cashmere has another entry into China.

Jungadab is located in the east of Xilinguole Meng, Inner Mongolia, and is an important business hub and important hub for China and Mongolia.

The state was approved by the State Council in 1992 to build a national class.

In 2008, the international year was officially opened.

The port radiated the inner and eastern parts of Inner Mongolia, extending to the South and Northeast China and the hinterland of North China; and radiation to Mongolia, sukhto, East and Kent provinces.

According to materials provided by Hohhot customs, a 26.1 ton Mongolia country was loaded up recently.

The container trucks were imported into the port of Hohhot customs under the jurisdiction of Zhuhai nagadab.

This is another agricultural and livestock product imported from the port after horse mane, horsetail, goat hair, slaughter horse, ornamental horse and pasture.

According to customs officers, the goods are washed out of carcashmere cashmere, and will be sold to Hebei and other places after they are imported for the production of cashmere textiles.

During the year, the company plans to import more than 260 tons of such cashmere.

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There are not many companies that recycle old clothes.

However, how to use recycled fabrics to produce new high quality environmentally friendly fibers is still a major problem in the industry.

Recently, the Swedish textile recycling company re:newcell AB announced that the company's new cotton recycling mode will revolutionize the fashion industry, and truly achieve efficient use of resources.

At present, the company has begun to build demonstration plants.

According to Fibre2Fashion, re:newcell AB is using new technology to pform jeans, T-shirts and other old clothes into new textile size, which can be used to produce new clothes.

The factory is located in the AkzoNobel (AKZO NOBEL) plant of Kristinehamn, Sweden, and is expected to be completed in the first quarter of 2017.

The company said cellulose based textile fiber recycling process can greatly extend the use of human resources.

Re:newcell AB, a new technology developed in Stockholm's laboratory, can pform waste textiles into new pulp - dissolving wood pulp (currently obtained mainly from trees).

Dissolving pulp is mainly used to produce high quality environmental protection textile fibers such as Viscose (viscose fiber) or Lyocell (soluble fiber).

At present, the global demand for textiles is 90 million tons per year. Cotton and viscose fibers account for only 1/3 of the total. The rest are mainly petroleum based materials, such as polyester, spandex and nylon.

By extending the life span of existing natural materials to expand the total resources, it is imperative for consumers and large fashion companies.

So far, the quality of recycled cotton can not meet the requirements of the fashion industry, but the re:newcell recycled slurry can be achieved.

Nordic pulp manufacturers have made breakthroughs in the research and development of wood pulp textile fibers, after which manufacturers developed an environmentally friendly production method that made white wood and pine trees into garments and sofa fabrics.

The company began to develop this technology in 2012, and now the whole process is basically mature. At present, it is investing 8 million euros to build a production line.

Malcolm Norlin, chairman of the board of directors, said: "we are pleased to be able to move forward to achieve a sustainable textile industry.

Kristinehamn's excellent geographical location enables us to get access to the excellent technology of large-scale production with high efficiency of resources utilization, and it is also a great advantage to operate in a first-class factory like AkzoNobel.