To mark International Women’s Day on March 8, Leanne Taylor calls on each individual in the plastics industry to champion an equal and balanced workforce.
It was definitely meant to happen on the 29th March, it was really definitely meant to happen on the 12th April, it was absolutely really definitely meant to happen on
The US and China have made a step towards ending their trade war by signing the first phase of a trade agreement that could help ease the pressure on the
Military action leading to closure of the Strait of Hormuz between Iran and Saudi Arabia could seriously disrupt global trade in chemicals and oil products, with a knock-on effect for the world’s already fragile manufacturing economy
Salmon Lee, Wood Mackenzie Head of Polyesters, reviews 2019 and outlines how the polyester chain has managed to prove resilient, despite both overcapacity and weak upstream markets.
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.
Merry General Election! It’s the first December General Election since 1923, which happily means I don’t have to think about Christmas until it’s all over, or at
With the 2019 backdrop of K trade Fair in Düsseldorf, Women in Plastics sat down with Denise Beachy, Global Business Vice President, Performance Solutions, DuPont Transportation & Industrial (T&I).
With a growing team and a hashtag to her name, Willemijn Peeters certainly is a Women in Plastics creating an impact. The CEO of Searious Business talked with our reporter Grace Nolan during the international plastics and rubber trade fair ‘K’.
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.
