Category: Market Trends
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BASF helps BioMar source sustainble raw materials
BioMar is now using BASF's Sustainable Solution Steering method as a means to source the raw materials for its aquafeeds based on defined sustainability criteria. The method … ›
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Bayer On Track to Acquire Monsanto
The U.S. Justice Department has recently issued its approval for German chemical company Bayer to acquire Monsanto. The process to merge the … ›
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UK chemicals industry sees progress, but Brexit ‘clock ticking furiously’
With less than a year to go until the UK is expected to leave the EU, the British chemicals sector is now "perhaps at its highest level of … ›
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Leaving NAFTA would leave plastics users in the lurch
As the administration and its Chinese counterparts work toward a solution that benefits consumers and the economic interests of both … ›
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US should revoke tariffs to protect chemicals, plastics trade with China
US President Donald Trump’s administration should revoke its proposed tariffs on China steel and aluminum because of potential … ›
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$5.6 billion Indian exports may be hit as US weighs tighter policy
Indian exports up to $5.6 billion could be hit as the US pressures India for greater market access by declaring a review of the generalized … ›
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China plans more anti-dumping duties on chemical imports in 2018
China is set to impose more anti-dumping duties (ADDs) on chemical imports this year amid escalating trade tensions with the US but there … ›
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Middle East A Possible Energy Winner in U.S.-China Spat
The Middle East is emerging as a potential beneficiary of the brewing trade war between the U.S. and China as the Asian nation strikes back … ›
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Future-oriented spending begins a tepid recovery in the chemical industry
After declining in 2016, future-oriented spending by the chemical industry went on the comeback trail in 2017. R&D spending increased … ›
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Sabic to Boost Chemicals Output Capacity 70% by 2025
Saudi Basic Industries Corp. plans to boost production capacity 70 percent by 2025 as the Middle East’s dominant chemical maker works … ›