BASF brings 1865 concept bike to China for the first time

BASF at Chinaplas 2015 focuses on "Design x Innovation" as seen in the first pedal cycle with today's advanced materials.

Brückner Servtec focuses on profitable film stretching lines operations at Chinaplas 2015

At Chinaplas 2015 Brückner Servtec(Booth 5.1B63) exhibits the latest solutions on how film producers can improve the productivity of their existing film stretching lines with upgrades and services.

Borouge stressed supply chain solutions at 7th GPCA Supply Chain Conference

The event offered a significant platform for Borouge’s supply chain officials to interact and network with local and regional supply chain experts, professionals and service providers

Bandera opens new R&D Centre

  The new facility is a reflection of the strong bond between technological research and concrete application, which has always characterized Bandera’s approach to business.  

Saved by 3D Printing

Custom-designed airway splints implanted in three boys with tracheobronchomalacia shows more promise that conventional treatment

Active packaging for China’s pharma industry

A full line of rigid desiccant canisters and capsules will be featured by Clariant at Booth 2L88 in Hall 2 at API China 2015  

Fonterra starts operations at new cheese facility

Fonterra expands mozzarella production to meet demand in Asia and the Middle East

Mobile technology is spurring growth in food shopping

Consumers tend to increase their purchase of common food items like milk and cereal while mobile shopping

Nearly 25% of S. Korean adults are vitamin E deficient

A study looks into the daily intake of α-tocopherol, the form of vitamin E most preferentially absorbed in humans

IFF reports robust Q1 2015

International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. starts the year with strong sales, particularly in flavors for beverage

Aluminum-free butter wrap developed

Clondalkin Kirchberg introduces PE-based foil as option to aluminum/aluminum-based laminates

GCC to gain extra US$17.7B through diversification

If the GCC countries were to catch up to the average OECD level of diversification, the region could see additional gains of up to US$17.7 billion. This is according to EY's 'Growth Drivers 2 report: Digging beneath the surface - Is it time to rethink diversification in the GCC?' The report, which uses a tracker to look at the levels of diversification across the GCC and how to speed up progress, was launched at the Economist event, 'Future of Work: Middle East'.