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Special edition T shirt launched to mark 10th anniversary of Oeko-Tex Made in Green
G
erman football club Hamburger SV has launched a special
edition promotional T shirt certified with Oeko-Tex Made in Green to mark the label’s 10th anniversary.
The T shirt also celebrates the men’s and women’s teams promotion to the Bundesliga.
Sascha Steinbrück, head of merchandising at HSV, said: “Rapidly produced success items like the promotion T shirt should ideally meet the same standards as any other product.
“What matters to me is that a product is manufactured with ecological and social sustainability in
The promotional T shirt launched to mark Oeko-Tex Made in Green’s 10th anniversary
mind and has been tested for harmful substances.”
As a founding member of Oeko-Tex, Hohenstein played a key role in developing the label, which stands for transparency, responsibility, and traceability along the textile supply chain.
Martin Cieslik, global head of marketing and sales at Hohenstein, said: “Our motivation was to create a consumer label that offers real transparency.
“With a simple QR code, consumers can access detailed information on sustainability topics such as environmental protection, the absence of harmful substances, and socially responsible production conditions.”
T
he United Nations Global Compact Network Bulgaria has awarded Kingly the ‘Integrity & Sustainability – 15 Years of Leadership’ in the Business Integrity category.
The award was presented to
merchandiser Maraya Slavova by Ognyan Trayanov, chairman of the network. It recognises Kingly’s strong commitment to ethical business, transparency, and
Maraya Slavova is handed the award by Ognyan Trayanov
Kingly honoured with Business Integrity award by United Nations Global Compact sustainable development.
Kingly was the only company nominated in all six categories: Sustainability Strategy, Sustainable Value Chains, Business Transformation, Social Impact, Innovator in Sustainable Policy, and Business Integrity. This award follows recent industry recognition, including Best Manufacturer/ Wholesaler (2025) and Green Company of the Year (2024) by BizX.
Kornit achieves Q2 results despite challenging market
K
ornit Digital achieved Q2 revenues of $49.8 million, despite a challenging market environment. Ronen Samuel, Kornit’s CEO said: “We delivered second quarter results within our guidance range in a challenging market environment, reflecting ongoing progress in transforming our business toward recurring revenue and long-term growth. “While consumables revenue came in softer due to inventory adjustments among certain customers, system sales and AIC adoption maintained momentum. We saw particularly positive traction from screen printing customers embracing digital for the first time, for a variety of run lengths, as well as capacity expansions from customised design customers.” Kornit’s outlook for the second half of 2025 remains modest, with a focus on scaling adoption of the Apollo and AIC and growing the number of screen printing customers it serves.
For Q3 Kornit expects revenues to be in the range of $49 million to $55 million.
| 6 | September 2025
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