1965 CEREX^® is developed by Monsanto
1969 Built Pensacola manufacturing facility; CEREX^® is commercialized
1985 James River Corporation purchases CEREX facility from Monsanto
1986 PBN-II^® thermal bond product family introduced
1990 Holvis Holzstoff purchases entire James River Nonwoven Division
1992 Spectralon^® colored thermal bond product line is introduced
1992 Vibratex^® colored chemical bond product line is introduced 
1994 CEREX business acquired by management as a stand alone company
1995 Anowo appointed exclusive European distributor
1997 Trilobal CEREX^® is introduced; received ISO 9001 certification
1998 Increased thermal bond capacity with major plant expansion
1999 Orion^® thermal bond product family introduced
2000 CEREX business merged with Western Nonwovens, Inc.
2004 CEREX is granted Oeko-Tex standard certification
2005 Achieved TS 16949:2002 Automotive conformance and A2LA accreditation
2006 SpectraMax^® low denier nylon fabrics introduced
2007 CEREX business acquired by management as a stand alone company