Klopman International in the news

The anti-static apparel market is growing rapidly, driven by electronics industry needs and safety regulations, with Asia leading demand growth.

Klopman’s Frosinone textile plant suffered a major cyberattack that halted production, illustrating the rising threat of cyber warfare targeting industrial and economic infrastructures.

Coisne et Lambert, including Klopman International, acquired Infinity Group to expand their knitted fabrics portfolio and market presence.

Coisne et Lambert Group acquired Infinity Group to enhance its technical knitwear production for workwear and PPE sectors.

Coisne et Lambert Group acquired Infinity Group to expand its technical knitwear capabilities, enhancing its position in technical workwear fabrics.

Tdv Industries acquired Klopman International to form a leading technical workwear fabrics group with strong European and Asian market presence.

Klopman is introducing workwear fabrics with recycled fibers from a new plant, focusing on durability for rental use and aiming to increase recycled content to 30% by 2026.

Coisne et Lambert acquired TAD to strengthen its textile finishing capabilities and expand its presence in technical textiles for professional and other markets.

A sustainability study in Frosinone and Ferentino's industrial area highlighted social and environmental challenges and economic innovations, presented at Klopman International.

Coisne et Lambert acquired knit finisher TAD to enhance technical textile finishing capabilities and create synergies with Klopman International and others.

A sustainability report on the industrial areas of Frosinone and Ferentino highlights social, environmental, and economic challenges and initiatives, presented at Klopman International's site.

A study in Frosinone and Ferentino's industrial areas highlights sustainability challenges and progress, with Klopman International hosting the report presentation.

Coisne et Lambert group acquired French knit fabric finisher TAD to expand technical textile expertise and market reach.

Coisne et Lambert group, including Klopman International, acquired French knit fabric finisher TAD to expand technical textile expertise and market synergies.

A sustainability report on industrial companies in Frosinone and Ferentino was presented at Klopman International, highlighting local firms' environmental and social initiatives aligned with Agenda 2030.

Klopman International in Frosinone will temporarily switch from natural gas to LPG to cope with rising energy costs, exempted from a new environmental impact assessment due to the temporary nature of the change.

Klopman International is temporarily switching from natural gas to LPG to cope with rising energy costs, with regional approval exempting it from a new environmental impact assessment.

Klopman is investing 10 million euros in new looms and finishing lines to boost sustainability, reduce energy use, and safeguard jobs at its Frosinone textile plant.

Klopman and Itelyum are investing millions in green technologies to reduce energy use and CO2 emissions in textile production and waste recovery.

Klopman is investing 10 million euros in new machinery and energy-saving technologies at its Frosinone plant to boost sustainability, efficiency, and job security.