At the Tenth China International dyestuff industry exhibition, which was not long ago ended, Huntsman textile dyeing and finishing, guided by the theme of "deep innovation", showed its latest innovative products and processes of sustainable development, which embodied Huntsman's leading position in the three processes of pretreatment, dyeing and finishing.

"At present, the industry attaches great importance to the importance of sustainable development," Mr. Huntsman, Paul Hulme, President of textile dyeing and finishing worldwide, said at a press conference.

Today, we bring new solutions to the market that can replace existing technologies, and serve as an important basis for promoting industrial development and environmental protection.

In the eyes of Mr. Paul Hulme, this is not only a social responsibility for enterprises, but also a development opportunity.

In order to prove Huntsman's efforts and achievements in developing green chemicals, Mr. Paul Hulme, for example, used to think that dark black tones could not be achieved by metallic dyes. So the industry used black dyes containing chromium as a carcinogen. In July 2009, Huntsman introduced chrome free dye LANASOL Blacks series for woolen fabrics, producing black or even tones that are the same or even deeper as chrome dyes.

It only sets up a simple and sufficient dyeing process and greatly reduces the technological process. It is not only more environmentally friendly but also more economical than chrome dyes.

It is understood that Huntsman, another innovative product representative, was developed on the basis of the innovative enzyme technology developed by the company.

This new peroxide bleaching system requires that the bleaching temperature of the fabric is only 65 degree C and the neutral pH value range, thereby greatly reducing the temperature of treatment and rinsing, and reducing energy consumption and water consumption by 40%.

In addition, in order to support its expansion to the Asian market, the Huntsman Corp has also established a research and development base in Panyu, China and Mumbai, India.

Huntsman spent 5% of his annual sales in research and development, especially in the past two and a half years. Most of the research and development funds focused on developing green technologies and products.