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Archroma to host innovation sessions at ITMA

03/11/2015
Chemicals group Archroma will host a series of talks in conjunction with machinery fair ITMA this month, focusing on sustainability aims and chemicals to improve productivity.

The first session, by Paul Cowell, head of brand marketing for Archroma Textiles Specialties, will discuss sustainability and its One Way tool.

Nuria Estape, head of marketing, will lead a talk on EarthColors, a range of products created from agricultural waste.

Rainer Roesch, head of business development, will launch Inkpresso for textile digital printing with a Swiss technology provider.

Head of business development for finishing Georg Lang and Jochen Schmidt, product manager for finishing chemicals, will talk on fluorine-free SmartRepel.

The sessions run from November 12 to 19 as part of the Milan-based show.

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