VDMA “Carbon Busters” Award
Arburg Trainees Win VDMA “Carbon Busters” Award VDMA promotes climate protection: “next generation reduces emissions “ First prize: Arburg trainees
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First evidence of microplastics in Antarctic snow
First evidence of microplastics in Antarctic snow Most people see Antarctica as a pristine, relatively untouched place, but a new
Read MoreStop Bottling Of Manasarovar Water
Much has been written about the ills of bottled water. About the ugly plastic waste it generates. About the massive
Read MoreREMONDIS and Werner & Mertz cooperate on plastics recycling
REMONDIS and Werner & Mertz cooperate on plastics recycling The current global political situation with the continuing pandemic-related breakdowns in
Read MorePlastic Pipe Award Winners Announced
INDUSTRY PROJECTS AND MEMBERS AWARDS ANNOUNCED Winners in Each Plastics Pipe Institute Division The Plastics Pipe Institute, Inc. (PPI) announced
Read MoreAvery Dennison and Mactac present new sustainable graphics solutions portfolio at FESPA 2022
Avery Dennison and Mactac present new sustainable graphics solutions portfolio at FESPA 2022 Avery Dennison Graphics Solutions EMENA is continuing
Read MoreAdvancing circular solutions with chemistry
Advancing circular solutions with chemistry Innovative development for chemical recycling processes New product applications designed for recycling Circular product concept
Read MoreGreatview develops its first sustainable packaging solution Greatview Planet in co-operation with INEOS and UPM Biofuels – all certified by the RSB
With the official launch of Greatview Planet in June this year, Greatview is responding to the growing demand for sustainable
Read MoreToyo-Morton Presents New Bio-based, High-solids Laminating Adhesives
Toyo-Morton Presents New Bio-based, High-solids Laminating Adhesives High-solids design reduces CO2 emissions during coating by about 25% Toyo-Morton Ltd., Japan’s
Read MoreSumitomo Chemical and Newlight Technologies Announce Joint Development Project to Create Automotive and Textile Materials Using a Carbon-Negative*1 Microbe-Produced Biomaterial Called AirCarbon
Sumitomo Chemical and Newlight Technologies Announce Joint Development Project to Create Automotive and Textile Materials Using a Carbon-Negative*1 Microbe-Produced Biomaterial
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