Circular Economy Composites biodegradable 02-10-2019 - Arhive
Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
Crude Oil Prices Trend
-U.S. shale oil boom ends as lower prices take toll
Domestic crude production fell 276,000 barrels per day to 11.806 million bpd in July, according to data published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration on Monday.
The month-on-month reduction was entirely attributable to the Gulf of Mexico, where output fell 332,000 bpd, because many offshore platforms were shut due to the threat from tropical storm Barry.Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
Onshore production from the Lower 48 states, much of it from shale plays, actually increased by 63,000 bpd to a multi-decade high of 9.778 million bpd.
Will useful for
Identifying latest & upcoming opportunities in the Bio-Polyamide Market by determining the largest and fastest-growing segments across regions.
Analysing demand-side factors based on the impact of current economic factors such as CAGR, GDP, population size, per capita income, technological advancements, growing innovations, and the cost/price of products used in the market. Identifying and profiling key players in the Bio-Polyamide market. Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
Understanding the competitive landscape and identifying the major growth strategies adopted by top players across key regions in Chemicals & Advanced Materials Sector.
-Machinery makers to parade smarter, more sustainable options at K 2019
K 2019 will turn Messe Düsseldorf into a mammoth injection molding plant from Oct. 16-23. Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
Injection press manufacturers will show off many of the signature themes of the plastics industry today: a circular economy, Industry 4.0, artificial intelligence and new technology to improve service and enable preventive maintenance, including augmented reality and the use of sensors to predict problems.
-Weekly resin report: Hefty PE price increase on deck for October, but it may not come to pass
The resin markets headed into the end of the month and the end of the third quarter in fine form—general liquidity was good and completed volumes were strong, according to the PlasticsExchange (Chicago).
Prices in the spot marketplace varied considerably and, despite emerging bullish signals, overall prices for both polyethylene (PE) and polypropylene (PP) remained pressured.
-Techtextil and Texprocess 2021 registrations open
Exhibitors can now register immediately for the two leading international trade fairs Techtextil and Texprocess 2021. Once again, from 4-7 May 2021, Techtextil and Texprocess, the leading international trade fairs for technical textiles and nonwovens and for the processing of textile and flexible materials, will be attracting exhibitors and visitors from all over the world to Frankfurt.
Companies, which book a stand at one of the two fairs by no later than 21 February 2020, will benefit from an early-bird price. And another new feature: for the first time Techtextil and Texprocess will be occupying a total of seven halls in the western section of Frankfurt Fair and Exhibition Centre.
-Prada’s Re-Nylon initiative repurposes fabric waste
For the fourth episode of Prada’s “What We Carry,” National Geographic Explorer and photojournalist Hannah Reyes Morales and Chinese actor and Prada reporter Wei Daxun traveled to China and visited a clothing factory in Ganzhou City called Parawin.
It has 300 workers that are divided into pattern cutters and garment makers. It is also the first factory to partner with Aquafil, an Econyl textile yarn producer. Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
-US Chemours sets targets in drive for sustainability
US-based Chemours is adopting ambitious goals to achieve its sustainability goals, something it says is necessary if the company wants to convince the public that it is taking the issue seriously, the company’s CEO said. Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
Chemours included these as part of its larger corporate responsibility commitment goals that it announced last year. On Monday, it issued a follow-up report on those goals. It lists 10 corporate-responsibility goals, and Chemours plans to achieve them by 2030.
-Krones, Stadler collaborate on PET recycling solutions
Postconsumer polyethylene terephthalate (PET) bottles and other plastic scrap can be a valuable resource for the packaging sector and other industries; however, currently this resource remains unused in many areas. In order to bring about a lasting change, Krones AG, Neutraubling, Germany, and Stadler Anlagenbau GmbH, United Kingdom, have joined forces in a partnership. Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
Their common goal is to harness the advantages of plastics recycling for customers around the world to benefit as simply and profitably as possible, according to a news release.
-Milliken introduces KeyPlast RESIST
Milliken & Company has announced the launch of KeyPlast RESIST, a spectrum of bright, high-performance colorants for engineering plastics.
Polyamide resins and high-heat engineering polymers present unique challenges in the world of plastics. The materials of choice in demanding electrical, automotive and industrial applications, polyamide resins and high-heat engineering polymers are subject to high-temperature processing and require steady, reliable performance properties, making vibrancy of colour difficult to achieve. Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
-BOPET film is one of fastest growing polymer substrates, finds AMI
A new report by AMI Consulting has found that BOPET film is one of the fastest-growing polymer film substrates, with growth driven by its extensive use in both packaging and technical applications, due to its unique combination of properties.
Capacity is forecast to increase by over 50 per cent in 2023, with the biggest surge in capacity during 2013 to 2018.Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
In 2018, global BOPET capacity is estimated at 6.7 million tonnes, with the biggest volume located in China.
-Saudi Arabia warns of ‘unimaginably high’ oil prices
Saudi Arabia has warned that in the event of no action been taken against Iran, there will be a disruption of energy supplies with oil prices jumping to “unimaginably high numbers.”
The Kingdom’s Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman, in an interview to CBS television channel, said “If the world does not take a strong and firm action to deter Iran, we will see further escalations that will threaten world interests.
Oil supplies will be disrupted and oil prices will jump to unimaginably high numbers that we haven’t seen in our lifetimes.” Circular Economy Composites biodegradable
