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 TPE N.A. resin pricing Jan. 26-30: PE and PP finish January rising, PS falls
Tightening supplies and higher feedstocks lifted polyethylene (PE) spot prices, according to The Plastics Exchange (TPE) and its reporting partner. The PetroChem Wire. High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) film both finished last week 1.5 cents/lb higher, with other grades up about a half a cent. Read More Don't look now, but here comes 'Chindia'
Representatives of plastics industries from China and India met today in New Delhi, India on the eve of the opening day for the triennial Plastindia exhibition to openly discuss differences but also to consider the many options open to them for working together. The world's two most populous countries share two of its most buoyant plastics industries, and representatives of both countries' leading plastics trade groups were optimistic that even tough economic conditions could not slow the pace of integration between the two. Read More Huntsman cuts staff, shutters U.K. pigment plant
Accelerating moves that began in the fourth quarter of 2008, chemical and plastics producer Huntsman (The Woodlands, TX) will cut 1175 full-time employees and 490 contractors by the end of 2009 – equivalent to more than 9% of the company’s total staff. Read More |
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TPE N.A. resin pricing Jan. 26-30: PE and PP finish January rising, PS falls
Tightening supplies and higher feedstocks lifted polyethylene (PE) spot prices, according to The Plastics Exchange (TPE) and its reporting partner The PetroChem Wire. High-density polyethylene (HDPE) and linear low-density polyethylene (LLDPE) film both finished last week 1.5 cents/lb higher, with other grades up about a half a cent. Read More  Don't look now, but here comes 'Chindia'
Representatives of plastics industries from China and India met today in New Delhi, India on the eve of the opening day for the triennial Plastindia exhibition to openly discuss differences but also to consider the many options open to them for working together. The world's two most populous countries share two of its most buoyant plastics industries, and representatives of both countries' leading plastics trade groups were optimistic that even tough economic conditions could not slow the pace of integration between the two.Read More |
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