May 2, 2005 -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c16562) has announced the addition of CIRFS
Market Forecasts: World Markets for Nonwovens and other Unspun Products to 2010 to their offering.
CIRFS Market Forecasts: World Markets for Nonwovens and other unspun products to 2010 is a major new market report produced by experts assembled by the internationally renowned
organization Comit International de la Rayonne et des Fibres Synthtiques (CIRFS). It is now available to non-members of the organization for the first time.
World Markets for Nonwovens and other unspun products to 2010 examines the global market for nonwovens and other unspun products, and provides a comprehensive set of projections to
2010.
In particular, the report examines:
Product categories and production technologies
The quality and properties of fibres
Manufacturing processes
Technological change
The costs of production
Production, trade and consumption by region
Future developments and strategies
The report includes 68 detailed tables forecasting production, trade and consumption in Europe, the Americas, Asia and the Middle East over the first decade of the 21st century.
The report examines the main natural and man-made fibres used in nonwovens and other unspun products, including the raw materials from which they are derived, how they are produced, the
properties and qualities and the main end uses for each fibre type. It also describes the manufacturing processes used to make nonwovens and other unspun products, including web
formation, bonding and finishing.
It then examines the technological changes occurring in the nonwovens and other unspun products sector and the costs of production.
The report's conclusions include a forecast of the volume of production during the present decade of the 21st century, and the different market opportunities for the world's fibre
producers, product manufacturers and machinery producers.
The regions in which most growth will occur are forecast, along with the possible strategies which developed economies must adopt in order to remain competitive.
The likely impact of growing environmental pressures and ways that companies can take these into account are also analysed.
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c16562
Laura Wood
Senior Manager
Research and Markets
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