The partnership combines Origin’s PET cap product portfolio with Berlin’s global value-added distribution capabilities.
The company hopes to better serve its North American customers through the move.
The Group has gained around 585 skip containers, five skip vehicles as well as key personnel like long-standing owner John Crawford. He will join The NWH Group in a consultancy capacity.
Röhm and his team of researchers’ big break came in the 1930s with the development of polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA).
The initiative is designed to accelerate early-stage innovation, supporting a more sustainable chemical industry.
The company has gained R&M’s product lines for guy guards, ground wire moulding, spiral wraps, and other protective solutions.
The move aligns with the company’s goal of meeting the growing market demand.
Hordijk will use its PET extruders to produce extruded sheet for use in Origin-owned production lines that are operated by Hordijk at its EU facilities.
The plant will feature the company’s new pyrolysis technology.
After six major INC meetings, fossil-minded countries block the creation of a binding international treaty aimed at minimising plastic pollution.
The company will be showcasing its high-end technology for industrial plastics processing in Germany.
The event marks the first time all of the Corporation’s brands will be exhibiting at one booth.
