CIRFS: European Man-Made Fibres Association is the representative body for the European man-made fibres industry.
Europe is the world’s third largest producer of man-made fibres – an essential raw material for many other industries, ranging from textiles to aerospace, from baby diapers to renewable energy. It is a global leader in quality, innovation and sustainability.
CIRFS was founded in 1950, as the Comité International de la Rayonne et des Fibres Synthétiques (from which the abbreviation CIRFS is derived). It took on its present name in 2009.
CIRFS monitors economic developments which affect the man-made fibres industry, including developments in international trade and the internal European market. It provides information and guidance to members on the possible effects, and prepares papers for use in contacts with the European Union and national governments.
MORE ABOUT ECONOMICSCIRFS has an extensive data collection and analysis system, providing essential market information for its members on the level of production, deliveries and stocks in the man-made fibres industry in Europe.
MORE ABOUT STATISTICSCIRFS believes in the increasing importance of sustainability, as the concept for doing business worldwide, and supports the commitment of its members to deliver a sustainable product.
Its member companies throughout Europe are consistently committed to minimising the environmental impact of their products and processes.
Technical committees and working groups deal with environment, burning behaviour, bioactive products, energy and much else.
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