1. Traditionally, one of the only drawbacks of plastic has been its lack of electrical conductivity. But, that’s starting to change with hybrid materials that can be processed with traditional production methods.
Monday, 24 December 2018
Sunday, 16 December 2018
India and France to overtake UK in GDP rankings
1. Both India and France are likely to overtake the UK in the rankings of the world’s largest economies next year, with Britain falling from fifth to seventh place.
Sunday, 9 December 2018
Palm Oil Industry in 2018
Palm oil is literally everywhere – in our foods, cosmetics, cleaning products and fuels.
Monday, 3 December 2018
Product Spotlight - Recycled Food Grade Resin
1. The approach to sustainable packaging and the future of plastics in packaging.
2. With public interest in the impacts of plastic leakage into the natural environment soaring, it becomes easy to lose sight of why plastics are used in the first place. As materials, plastics are light-weight, strong, versatile, cheap and hygienic, and so they have significant benefits for the packaging industry. Without plastics, it would be difficult for consumers to enjoy the sheer range of choice that exists in the market today.
2. With public interest in the impacts of plastic leakage into the natural environment soaring, it becomes easy to lose sight of why plastics are used in the first place. As materials, plastics are light-weight, strong, versatile, cheap and hygienic, and so they have significant benefits for the packaging industry. Without plastics, it would be difficult for consumers to enjoy the sheer range of choice that exists in the market today.
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