Press reviews

In this Face2Face interview on Fibre2fashion with its correspondent Cindrella Thawani, Bonazzi talks about  the increased energy and cost, man-made fibre industry performance and deteriorated economic situation of Europe (Fibre2fashion.com).

www.fibre2fashion.com

The Ellen MacArthur Foundation spoke with Giulio Bonazzi, CEO and President of the Aquafil Group, to identify the pillars of the journey towards the sustainability.

It's the result of five years development work by technical experts from three countries - and is described by Aquafil as its most exciting innovation (Industry Europe).

DesingMENA, a English journal of the design/architecture sector which works particularly in the Middle East and North Africa area, published an articul on Econyl®.

www.designmena.com

Jetson Green, on-line newspaper, realized an article about the Econyl® project. 

Some articles published on-line regarding XLA®.

Italian firms buy DOW's XLA Business (WWD).

Fiber2fashion on line review has produced an article about the Econyl experience. We can find the article at http://www.fibre2fashion.com;

Eine Rund-table-Gespräch in der reaktion Object (Object)

Earlier this year, Slovenian company Julon launched a high-tech investment project in Ljubljana. The company, owned by Italian synthetic fibres manufacturer Aquafil, has invested some EUR 17m into Econyl, a unique project which involves recycling of waste into the base material for the manufacture of fibres, foils and raw materials. According to president and chief executive Dr Giulio Bonazzi, it is work which means Slovenia is producing the product of the future (The Slovenian Times).

www.sloveniatimes.com