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SpunLace material from SpunLeks is used in some of the most demanding sectors of the national economy.

More Than Just Fabric: Solutions for Medicine, Hygiene, and Cosmetology

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The quality of nonwoven material begins with the equipment.

Trützschler Technology at the Service of Your Business

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We are pleased to announce the upcoming launch of an ambitious project: SpunLeks, the first manufacturer in Uzbekistan...

A New Era of Nonwoven Materials in Uzbekistan: Meet SpunLeks

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The world is changing: consumers are increasingly choosing products that leave no trace on the planet.

Why is cotton the future of hygiene, not plastic?

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According to global data, the average annual growth rate of wet wipes consumption is 35%.

The Wet Wipes Market Is Growing by 35% Annually. Is Your Business Ready for a Change in Market Leaders?

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Spunlace made from 100% cotton is a material based on natural cellulose fibers that decomposes through a natural biological process.

What Happens to Spunlace After Use?

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In recent years, businesses have realized that dependence on distant imports is a major risk.

Supply Chain Resilience: Why Local Production in Syrdarya Is Your Advantage

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Most consumers believe that a wet wipe is made of paper. This is a dangerous misconception.

Your “Paper” Wet Wipe May Take 100 Years to Decompose. Why Do We Keep Fooling Ourselves?

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The skin is our largest organ. And every time we use an ordinary wet wipe, we expose it to contact with plastic-based material and aggressive chemicals.

Synthetics on the Skin: The Price of Convenience We Pay with Our Health

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Industrial modernization is a global challenge, and Uzbekistan is actively becoming part of this agenda.

Green Direction: How Uzbekistan Is Becoming Part of the Global Environmental Transformation

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Sounds shocking, doesn’t it? But when you use ordinary synthetic wet wipes for child care, you are doing almost the same thing.

Would You Put a Plastic Bag on Your Child?

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In May, the President of Uzbekistan signed a law that significantly changes the rules of the game for the consumer goods industry, FMCG.

Plastic Law in Uzbekistan: How Business Is Adapting to New Environmental Standards

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Uzbekistan has recently approved its National Environmental Strategy until 2030.

Uzbekistan’s Environmental Strategy Until 2030: The Role of Technology-Driven Manufacturing

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Business analytics show that the emerging market of quality-conscious consumers in Uzbekistan is creating

Market Ultimatum: Adapt or Lose Margin. How the Hygiene Industry Is Changing?

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When brand managers or procurement specialists hear the phrase “100% natural cotton,” the first internal...

The Myth of High Cost: Why 100% Cotton Ultimately Becomes More Profitable for Business

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A recent report by the Ministry of Energy of Uzbekistan revealed a significant figure: in just five months of 2026...

Minus 2.6 Million Tons of Emissions: How Uzbekistan Is Moving from Environmental Slogans to Industrial Action

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The activity of the Agency for the Development of Circular Economy, which is now being actively discussed...

Circular Economy in Uzbekistan: From Environmental Declarations to Real Business Requirements

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Recent studies of the Syrdarya River basin have revealed alarming data: more than 60% of the examined fish...

Microplastics in Our Rivers: Why the Industry Must Change Its “Raw Material DNA”

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On June 23, Ecom Business Fest, one of the key B2B events of the summer, concluded in Tashkent.

What Ecom Business Fest in Tashkent Revealed: A New Battle for Retail Margins

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We continue introducing the B2B community to the capabilities of our factory in Syrdarya.

SpunLeks Production Ecosystem: From Natural Fiber to a Premium Turnkey Brand

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Have you ever wondered why traditional wet wipes on supermarket shelves smell so strong and sharp?

What Is Fragrance Hiding? Why Conscious Consumers in Uzbekistan No Longer Trust Chemical Masking