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Rubber News, Plastics News and Sustainable Plastics are teaming up to present a Sept. 26 editorial livestream focusing on the myriad of issues surrounding PFAS, the "forever chemicals."
The resin distributor is divesting the business line to a unit of Nagase Group of Japan.
Anti-vibration and rubber parts supplier Anvis has moved to a new and smaller production site following its takeover by Hahn GmbH in 2020.
The future of manufacturing is at stake at the annual Benchmarking and Best Practices Conference coming up this fall, hosted jointly by the Association for Rubber Products Manufacturers and the Manufacturing Association for Plastics Processors.
Continental A.G. has appointed Edwin Goudswaard as head of R&D at Contintental Tire, succeeding Boris Mergell.
Mark Barrott, a partner with Plante Moran, said in a webinar hosted by ARPM and MAPP, suspects the UAW strikes are just the beginning and could have cascading impacts on North American auto industry suppliers.
The German rubber sector is coming under immense pressure with orders "dwindling" since the middle of 2023, industry association WDK has reported.
The United Auto Workers union's strike against the Detroit 3 has made an already precarious financial situation for suppliers even more fraught—and the auto makers might be in part to blame, industry experts said.
Pirelli & C. S.p.A. will not submit a bid to extend its supply contract for the FIA World Rally Championship.
ExxonMobil Chemical has added more than 1.5 billion pounds of specialty materials production in Baytown, Texas.