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From Imitation To Leading &Nbsp; YOUNGOR Hemp Let China Create International Fame.

2010/10/26 10:28:00 82

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"We used to go to Italy to imitate and learn, but this time, we are going to show us.

Leading technology

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Our hemp products have surprised European counterparts such as Italy. This is the leading technology developed by China. "

Li Rucheng, chairman of YOUNGOR group, spoke of a recent trip to Italy. Her excitement was overflowing. In October, YOUNGOR's Hemp products appeared in Italy, causing a sensation in the European textile and garment industry.

European textile and apparel giants, accustomed to being imitated, have marvelled at China's self-developed hemp products.

Some companies even put forward cooperation intentions on the spot.

"This time, the high standard reception and popularity of the visit to Italy is unprecedented.

One of the key reasons is that we have completely independent intellectual property rights in the study of hemp and occupy the commanding heights of technology.

Li Rucheng, chairman of YOUNGOR group, said with deep feeling.

The "hemp", which excites Li Rucheng and European clothing giants, is a new type of extract from cannabis.

Textile fiber

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It is called "the second layer of human skin".

Hemp has not only the functions of moisture absorption, air permeability, deodorization, bacteriostasis, radiation resistance, but also natural green and low carbon fiber, which is a typical functional and environment-friendly rare and precious textile fiber.

In Italy, the holy robes and bedding of the pope in Rome are not hemp fabrics.

The British royal family called the wrinkles of the hemp fabric "aristocratic wrinkles".

As early as 50 years ago, some countries in Europe also did hemp.

textile

The attempt, however, can only spin 20 yarns.

But YOUNGOR and the PLA General Logistics Department jointly tackled the world problem. Using advanced hemp degumming technology, 60 or even 80 yarns were spun, making hemp fiber used in the fine workmanship of high-end textiles.

Because of this, the European Union, Germany, Switzerland and Austria's Textile Association have highly praised China's achievements in the field of hemp.

The four presidents said that the industrialization of hemp fiber was indeed amazing. They agreed that the prospect of hemp fiber was bright.

Italy UFI hopes to use hemp non-woven fabrics and activated carbon to develop high-efficiency filters; FB DESIGN intends to develop hemp fibers for high-performance composite materials that can be applied to speedboat shells and dashboards; Novara Filati and SAN GIORGIO hope that China can provide hemp fibers and yarns as quickly as possible so that they can develop new fabrics for high-end clothing brands in Italy.

In addition, CK, BOGGI, DRUMOHR, AUSTRALIAN and other clothing brands are also interested in the use of hemp fiber in the 2010 fashion. AUSTRALIAN even intends to directly join the YOUNGOR group in developing the international market.

"From copying others to leading the world, the technology we independently developed has been a struggle for Chinese people," Li Rucheng, chairman of YOUNGOR group, said with great pride.