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Black T-shirts and stretch jeans usually end up in waste incineration because sorting plants cannot recognize them. Researchers at the IOM in Leipzig want to change this. In a European project, they are developing new technologies with artificial intelligence that can also sort problematic textiles. The EU is funding the project with five million euros.
You can't avoid it in many souvenir stores: the "I" with a red heart on clothing, bags or mugs. One company wanted to protect it as an EU trademark - without success.
Last year, the textile company Curt Bauer filed for insolvency. It is now clear that there is no future for the traditional company.
Saxony and Thuringia are among the largest textile locations in Germany. However, the industry is struggling considerably and is groaning under high costs and bureaucracy.
More and more used clothing containers are being dismantled in Saxony. How the DRK is nevertheless trying to safeguard its aid services.
The history of textile finisher C.H. Müller goes back to the 19th century. But this year, the traditional company slipped into insolvency. Will an investor bring salvation?
In April, the manufacturer of home textiles Curt Bauer had to file for insolvency. However, the insolvency administrator believes there is a good chance of restructuring the company and saving the jobs of around 100 people.
To mark International Museum Day in Saxony, museums are attracting visitors with special events, including insights into Georgenburg Castle in Königstein and cannon thunder in Oelsnitz.
Saxony's textile industry is alarmed: Declining orders and rising costs are putting many companies under pressure. The insolvency administrator is now looking to rescue some traditional businesses.
The eastern German textile industry is calling on the German government to ensure lower energy prices. The industrial electricity price currently under discussion completely bypasses medium-sized companies, the Association of the North-East German Textile and Clothing Industry (vti) announced on Fri ..