SOUTH KOREA: Hyosung Launches Nanotechnology Fibre
By just-style.com | 9 March 2004
Hyosung Corp, South Korea's leading synthetic fibre manufacturer, has launched its first nanotechnology fibre with antibacterial properties for garments ranging from underwear to sportswear.
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