The manufacturing sector relies on a global supply chain, is steeped in regulation and uses vast amounts of technical jargon which must remain accurate no matter which language it’s presented in.
Paul Empson, General Manager, Bakers Basco, outlines some of the key findings from its recent YouGov survey to explore what this means across the supply chain.
Jim Hardisty, MD of Goplasticpallets.com, speaks out following the announcement that the UK is rushing to stockpile enough heat treated wooden pallets for exporters to the EU from January.
This guest blog from Nigel Davis, Insights Editor at ICIS examines the impact that an economic collapse in emerging markets such as Vietnam and Sub-saharan Africa may have on the chemicals sector in Europe.
Gabby Day, Communications Manager at the Pentagon Plastics Group discusses how COVID-19 will affect the future of UK Manufacturing in our next guest blog.
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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
The attacks on Saudi Aramco’s Abqaiq processing facility and the Khurais field on Saturday morning have led to production cuts of around 5.7 million barrels per day, or around half the company’s production capacity
