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PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Ineos lifts FM on Grangemouth ethylene
 		11.09.2007
CHINA
Anti-dumping duty levied on BPA imports
 		11.09.2007
ITALY
Dire need to upgrade plastics production / High-tech needed to bolster falling margins / Packaging will play key role in upturn / Automotive and building industries provide new growth stimulus
 		04.09.2007
PHARMACEUTICAL PACKAGING
World demand to grow 5.9% annually / China, Brazil, India will be fastest growing markets
 		31.08.2007
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Ineos removes force majeure on LDPE from Cologne
 		30.08.2007
BRAZIL
Marked rise in exports of thermoplastics / Production still rising
 		29.08.2007
OMAN
Sohar petrochemical complex on ice indefinitely / Delay could ease an expected ethylene glut
 		21.08.2007
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Explosion at Russian PVC manufacturer Sayanskkhimplast kills four workers
 		17.08.2007
GERMANY
Upswing in the plastics industry gains further momentum / Higher capital spending
 		17.08.2007
PLASTICS RECYCLING
Two HDPE bottle-to-bottle recycling projects announced in UK / Commissioning by 2008
 		16.08.2007
PLASTICS RECYCLING
World's largest plant opens in Beijing
 		15.08.2007
IRAN
Chemical segment aims for more processing depth / Sanctions and financing problems inhibit development
 		13.08.2007
SWITZERLAND
European number one in packaging consumption / Plastics increased by 11%
 		10.08.2007
CAPS AND CLOSURES
World sales to reach USD 32 billion in 2011 / Strong growth in China / Freedonia report
 		08.08.2007
PETROCHEMICAL MARKETS
Ineos: Grangemouth G4 cracker back in operation / Force majeure initially lifted for butadiene
 		07.08.2007
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