This month, BPF Director-General, Philip Law, discusses fighting the corner of plastics’ amongst a flurry of mainstream media attention surrounding the introduction of the recent single-use bag charge in England.
This month, Philip Law highlights the UK’s special role in the international rotational moulding industry after a successful ARMO conference and underlines the country’s long standing relationship with the process.
Philip Law, Director-General of the British Plastics Federation, highlights the growing issue of marine litter, including actions he has recently taken to fight the corner of plastics at both a national and political level.
Philip Law, Director-General of the British Plastics Federation, takes a look at the slippery situation of oil and how with some complex influencing factors, we might have to “learn to live” with increasing unpredictability.
Philip Law announces news this issue of its annual survey and what the responses from member firms indicate in terms of the industry’s overall health. He also looks at plastics packaging and the ongoing battle to promote its positive benefits.
Philip Law gives his outlook for the UK plastics industry in 2014, including the issues surrounding shale gas and packaging recycling, as well as looking at the opportunities offered by growing overseas markets.
This month’s update from Philip Law looks at what the latest figures from PlasticsEurope and VinylPlus mean for the industry as well as how certain BPF members got their hands dirty in the name of clearing up Britain's beaches!
Philip Law, Public and Industrial Affairs Director at the British Plastics Federation, writes for BP&R on what has a period of high profile activity for the organisation, which saw television appearances as well as a high-profile meeting.
Philip Law considers an exciting year ahead in terms of potential overseas business development, highlighting where the UK plastics and rubber industries have a golden opportunity for international growth.
