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GERMAN PLASTICS CONVERTERS
What goes down must come up / Sales continue to rise / Production volumes picked up in H1 2010 / Technical components highly volatile
05.11.2010
TAIWAN PLASTICS MACHINERY
Production value expected to reach USD 1.1 bn in 2010 / Exports expected to reach USD 9.4 bn / TAITRA presentation at “K 2010”
05.11.2010
DUPONT
Price increase for “Butacide” and “Butacide” PVB interlayer products
03.11.2010
PLASTICS MACHINERY
Euromap predicts double-digit growth in 2010 / Production caved in by 24.5% in 2009
02.11.2010
TUBES
Innovation in design / New developments enhance appearance and add strength to brand and image
31.10.2010
INDIA
Plastics industry growing at 15% a year / Country poised to become world's third largest polymer consumer by 2012
29.10.2010
THAILAND
Demand for plastics is picking up / Local companies are planning investments
29.10.2010
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Rhodia lifts force majeure for polyamide chain / First signs of relaxation on the PA 6.6 market
26.10.2010
PLASTICS MACHINERY
Year-on-year sales growth forecast is revised upward to 15% / Mood at K 2010 will be upbeat
26.10.2010
PET
US bottle and jar recycling volume rises to 28% in 2009 / Packaging leads the list / Solutions for thermoforms studied / NAPCOR says poor supply will push recyclate prices higher
26.10.2010
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
SolVin declares force majeure for PVC from France
22.10.2010
K 2010
World's leading plastics show opens in Düsseldorf / Centre of the plastics universe / Industry has climbed out of the trough and put on its running shoes / Confidence is growing, but will the upswing be sustainable?
22.10.2010
RETORTABLE PACKAGING
Stand-up pouches are most reasonable packaging option / Particularly cost-saving / New study by Schönwald Consulting
22.10.2010
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Total declares force majeure for PE and PS from France
21.10.2010
AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY
2010 boom was bought with government money / Only China and India see genuine growth / Weight ratio of plastics used in cars on the decline / Most popular engineering polymers take a breather despite strong demand
21.10.2010
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