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Xennia Appoints New Sales Director, Announces Presence at FESPA

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9 years ago

May 15, 2015

Barbara Borgars is trilingual in English, French and Spanish and has more than thirty years of experience of global sales in the printing and graphic industries, including digital sublimation inks. She brings this experience to Xennia to help drive global growth in textile ink product sales.

“I am very excited by the opportunity to deploy my experience and skills in driving Xennia’s sales worldwide,” comments Ms Borgars. “Xennia has world-leading products which are showing excellent performance in textiles and other applications. By expanding our sphere of operations, many more customers will be able to experience the high quality of Xennia inks.”

Xennia has reserved a meeting area, Stand F32 in Hall 8 at FESPA 2015, to be held in Cologne, Germany from 18th-22nd May and is taking meetings with potential distributors and other interested parties. Printed samples and other product information will be available for viewing.

Xennia is a leading supplier to the digital textiles industry and its high quality ink products have been deployed in major textile mills worldwide for several years. Xennia digital textile inks enable printers to add value for their customers by creating high colour fabric prints with minimised materials, energy and water usage. Xennia’s digital textile ink range includes Xennia Amethyst™ reactive dye ink for printing cotton and cellulosics, Xennia Corundum™ sublimation ink for polyester, Xennia Agate™ ink for polyamide and Xennia Moissanite™ UV curable ink for outdoor textile printing.

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