FDA issues import alert vs. India’s Ranbaxy

Agency prohibits manufacture of FDA-regulated drugs from Ranbaxy’s Mohali, India, plant until the facility meets CGMP requirements

Bright consumer story for Indonesia’s F&B industry

Business Monitor identify that there are going to be a lot of opportunities for well-placed consumer focused companies over the next few years

K 2013: Polyscope brings high-heat resistant engineering plastics

At Hall 5 Stand E08, Polyscope presents new XIRAN grades that are highly efficient in increasing the heat performance of engineering plastics.

Makino’s user-friendly wire EDMs offer versatility, low cost

Makino introduces its latest advancements in general-purpose wire EDM technologies, the U3 and U6. Designed for ease of operation, versatility and low operating cost, the U3 and U6 are the true next-generation solution for improved profitability in wire EDM processes.

US FDA approves device to treat BPH

New medical device treats urinary symptoms related to enlarged prostate, also known as benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH)

Borouge focuses on sustainable plastics waste management

Borouge hosted in cooperation with the Gulf Petrochemicals and Chemicals Association (GPCA) the 2nd Plastics Sustainability Roundtable in Abu Dhabi on September 9, 2013.

Oxea to increase prices of carboxylic acids

Oxea will increase list and off-list prices effective October 1, 2013

LANXESS expands phosphorus chemicals portfolio

LANXESS takes over the business operations belonging to the French subsidiary of the insolvent Dutch company thermPhos International B.V.

Inspirage launches Unique Device Identifier solution

Offering rapid deployment, compliance and lower cost of ownership in time for 2014 FDA deadline

Koch Industries acquires Molex Inc.

Molex to become standalone subsidiary of Koch Industries.

Dow to produce Affinity? for the first time in Europe

Dow set to expand its current capacity to serve the global hot melt adhesives market

Wal-Mart to phase out hazardous chemicals

Suppliers will be required by Wal-Mart to phase out about 10 hazardous chemicals from personal care products, cosmetics and cleaning products sold in its stores, and disclose chemicals in those products.