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U.S. chemical company Chemours' site in Dordrecht, Netherlands, is liable for environmental damage in the Netherlands caused by PFAS chemicals between 1984 and at least 1998, according to a ruling from a court in Rotterdam.

The comments are in: the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) received more than 5,600 comments from over 4,400 sources

Tayte French Lutz was named CEO of the Piqua,Ohio-based machinery maker Sept. 21, succeeding her father Daniel French in the role.

Driven by steady growth in demand in specialty silicones, Wacker Chemie A.G. is expanding capacity at a production plant in eastern China.

Denka Corp. says the fatal accident at its Omi, Japan, chloroprene rubber production facility has had little impact on supply of the material.

The International Elastomer Conference is upon us, where all facets of the rubber industry come together to learn, connect and grow. And this October, the IEC returns to Cleveland.

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.

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.