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PLASTICS RECYCLING
WRAP: China remains key trading partner for the UK / Prices near peak levels / Demand for rPET still growing
 		30.03.2011
ROMANIA
Petrochemicals and plastics output rose 12% in 2010 / Construction and automotive recovery to support future growth / BMI report
 		30.03.2011
AUTOMOTIVE MARKETS
How severely will the Japanese catastrophe hit the international automotive industry? / Supply problems reach Europe / Regional shifts in polymer demand possible / Plastixx automotive price indices continue to rise unabated
 		29.03.2011
UK RECYCLING
First mixed waste plastics recycling plant on stream / Concerns over quality and quantity of rPET
 		25.03.2011
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Bayer MaterialScience declares force majeure for polyols from Fos
 		24.03.2011
GLASS FIBRE PRODUCTS
India imposes anti-dumping tariffs ranging from 7.46% to 40.91% on Chinese glass fibre imports
 		24.03.2011
PET
Turkey mulls anti-dumping duties on resin imports
 		23.03.2011
EUROPEAN TUBES MARKET
Record production levels reached by etma members in 2010 / Plastic accounts for 30% of overall market
 		23.03.2011
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Shin-Etsu declares force majeure for PVC from Kashima
 		22.03.2011
US SUSTAINABLE PACKAGING
Ameripen association established to promote environmentally- friendly approach / “Material neutral” perspective
 		22.03.2011
GLOBAL CUPS AND LIDS MARKET
Demand set to rise 5% annually to 2014 / Fastest growth rates to be seen in Asia / Freedonia report
 		22.03.2011
GLASS FIBRE PRODUCTS
EU confirms 13.8% anti-dumping tariff on Chinese imports / EUCIA is not satisfied
 		22.03.2011
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Rhodia lifts force majeure for HMDA from Chalampé
 		21.03.2011
SLOVAKIA
Petrochemicals and plastics supported by automotive growth / Pre-crisis levels not expected until 2012 / BMI report
 		21.03.2011
JAPAN
The post-quake reality: One-third of ethylene capacities offline / Petrochemical industry crippled by electricity shortages / European and US companies appear largely unaffected / Numerous plants idled as a cautionary measure
 		18.03.2011
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