BPF’s Philip Law invites the plastics industry to GRIPS 2024, a major industry conference to commemorate the legacy of former BPF president David Williams and explore innovations in sustainability.
BPF’s Philip Law discusses efforts to promote collaboration between the plastics industry and universities and foster innovation in sustainable plastics solutions.
Philip Law reflects on the record-breaking attendance of Chinaplas 2024 and underlines the importance establishing strong relationships with China in the plastics sector.
BPF’s director-general Philip Law explains BPF’s productive start to 2024 after an insightful roundtable with the shadow minister for Business and Decarbonisation, Sarah Jones.
BPF director-general Philip Law reflects on a summer of mixed messages from government – and their impact on the plastics industry. Once upon a time August was commonly dubbed ‘the silly season’, not for the antics of our public figures.
The long awaited re-opening of the Chinaplas exhibition took place between April 17th and 20th, 2023. The location was Shenzen, relatively close to Hong Kong.
In his exclusive column this month, Philip Law looks back on a successful K show for both enquiries and engagement, and provides an update on the Federation's latest activities in the areas of circular economy, Brexit and packaging.
In the latest instalment of his exclusive column for BP&R, Philip Law urges plastics companies to engage with their local MPs, reflects on the potential of a double plastics tax and looks ahead to upcoming events.
Philip Law looks at how it’s ‘all change’ for the Federation’s President, outlines its position on the government’s environment consultations and looks at the wider picture of economic developments overseas.
Philip Law outlines how the latest survey of its members reveals a cautiously robust approach, the successful hosting of a major UK plastics conference and the winners of the Polymer Apprentice of the Year’ award committed to a career in plastics.
