#IDEA 2025

2025-04-03

TWE Group will present new concepts at IDEA25 in Miami Beach

TWE Group is recognized as the world's leading manufacturer of ADL solutions in baby care, feminine care and incontinence products, providing superior fluid management for various absorbent hygiene products.

Two new concepts for idea25 will be introduced: Inlet Booster and Odor-Control

1. inlet booster: It has been specially developed for the incontinence market. It is characterized by an excellent absorption speed, which ensures rapid absorption and excellent performance. This elastic product maintains its thickness even under pressure, offering users exceptional comfort and well-being.

2. odour control: nonwovens with Odour Control technology have an integrated system that effectively neutralizes unpleasant odours. Unlike conventional biocides, this environmentally friendly solution is safe for users and sustainable. With this innovative technology, TWE continues to increase performance and comfort.

In addition to ADL solutions, TWE's product range includes core concepts and top and bottom sheets designed for softness, coverage and a cotton-like feel. TWE's products improve the comfort of users' daily lives, with continuous research and development leading to customized solutions.

In addition to the hygiene sector, TWE also offers products for various applications such as filtration, automotive, construction, cleaning, household and residential.

The products are manufactured in 5 countries and supplied worldwide to ensure high quality solutions for various industries.

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