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Sixty trade partners of the U.S. are subject to new tariffs following the U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Section 301 investigation into concerns about forced labor.

The investigation began in March, with the USTR determining in June that the acts, policies and practices of the economies were “unreas...


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Submissions for the 2026 International Achievement Awards (IAA) are due Aug. 28. Project submissions are $25 per entry, and winners are recognized online, in print and at Advanced Textiles Expo®, No...


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In the fabric awning industry, the quality of the finished product depends on much more than the materials being used. From selecting the appropriate fabric to fabrication and final installation, every step requires knowledge, experience and proper training. When one part of that process is overlooked, even the best materials can fail to deliver the results the customer expec...


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Registration is open for the Complete Security Blueprint webinar, Aug. 26, 1–2 p.m. EDT. Hosted by Advanced Textiles Association (ATA), it is free for ATA members and $39 for nonmembers.

A Complete Security Blueprint will provide a practical roadmap for building and maturing an effective cybersecurity program. Whether you’re starting from scratch or enhancing an...


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Elevate Textiles announced that its finishing plant in Burlington, N.C., will close at the end of the year.

“This closing is a result of changing market dynamics across several businesses and product lines that the plant supports, which are significantly reducing production volumes. Despite efforts to identify new product lines, the identified volumes remain too...


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