- In April 2025, Freudenberg Performance Materials launched a next-generation range of antimicrobial nonwoven fabrics designed for advanced wound dressings and surgical drapes. The new line integrates silver-based technologies for enhanced infection control, supporting the growing demand for high-efficacy, single-use medical textiles.
- In March 2025, Ahlstrom announced the expansion of its medical textile production facility in North America to meet the increasing demand for sterile barrier systems, surgical gowns, and sterilization wraps. The investment includes the adoption of sustainable raw materials and energy-efficient processes aligned with the company’s ESG goals.
- In February 2025, Medline Industries, LP introduced a new collection of eco-friendly hospital bedding and reusable staff uniforms made from biodegradable and recyclable fabric blends. This development supports hospitals seeking to reduce textile waste and enhance sustainability in their supply chains.
- In January 2025, DuPont unveiled a new generation of its Tyvek® medical packaging material, engineered to improve microbial barrier protection while maintaining breathability and puncture resistance. This innovation is aimed at supporting safer sterilization and longer shelf life for surgical instruments and implantable devices.
- In January 2025, Texollini partnered with a U.S.-based biotech startup to develop smart medical textiles integrated with biosensors for remote patient monitoring. The collaboration focuses on creating washable, flexible garments capable of tracking vital signs in real time—catering to the growing telemedicine and digital health market
