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Here’s how EuroPlas produces CaCO3 filler plastic

In this article, learn everything about how EuroPlas produces high-quality CaCO3 filler masterbatch for the plastic industry!

The pros and cons of hemp bioplastic

Hemp bioplastic, in particular, has been gaining attention as a promising alternative to traditional plastics, thanks to its many benefits. In this article, we'll take a closer look at the pros and cons of hemp bioplastic.

85 plastic additive companies in Vietnam

In this blog, let's explore 85 plastic additive companies in Vietnam

Resin Price Report: 3rd Week Of April 2023 - Resin prices show limited movement in slow April trading

Despite a relatively strong last two weeks of March, spot resin trading experienced another slow week, with activity in the first half of April resembling the generally slow first quarter.

Chinaplas recap: Innovative of the Year 2023

The cumulative number of visitors to Chinaplas 2023 is 227,68, increasing about 60% compared with the event two years ago. Within 3 days, 3,900+ exhibitors from 9 countries/regions pavilions gathered to share knowledge and experience about the plastic and rubber industry. That is to say, Chinaplas 2023 has unlocked many people’s opportunities to skyrocket their businesses. In this post, we’ll take a closer look at some of the outstanding activities in this year's event.

Are biopolymer plastic and bioplastics the same?

The demand for sustainable alternatives to conventional plastics has grown as the world becomes more environmentally conscious. Biopolymers and bioplastics are two terms that are frequently used interchangeably in this context. So, what distinguishes biopolymers, biopolymer plastic, and bioplastics?

Resin Price Report: 2nd Week Of April 2023 - Significant price increases of several types of resins

Polyethylene prices increased in March despite low domestic demand and a weak spot market, thanks to the fourth active force majeure on Nova's cracker in Corunna, which disrupted monomer supplies and resin production. PE producers have another nickel increase on the table for April, and while rarely seen in 23 years, a PE decrease immediately following an increase is not expected. Prime Polyethylene prices held firm but did not advance in light of the March implementation, while Polypropylene slid another penny as PGP monomer prices continued to unravel.