BlueAlp CEO Valentijn de Neve shares his views on where European plastics recycling is heading as the industry struggles toward 2030 targets. He discusses Borealis’ recent 10% stake in BlueAlp and ...

Erema and Lindner Washtech have launched a joint sales and service subsidiary in India, designed to deliver coordinated washing and extrusion systems for mechanical recycling in India’s fast expanding ...

Avient plans to boost capital spending in 2026 to expand Dyneema fiber capacity after stronger-than-expected growth in its defense business.

Alpek says the global PET glut is persisting into 2026 and is now providing new details on how it will shift recycling capacity and cut costs following the suspension of its Reading, Pa., plant.

Recycled plastic lumber manufacturer Tangent Technologies LLC is investing $50 million to consolidate and expand its U.S. and Canadian manufacturing operations at a 1.5 million-square-foot facility in ...

Oregon's plastics EPR law could see more lawsuits after a federal court halted enforcement of part of the program. Some businesses are also lobbying the state Legislature for carveouts for specific ...

Inteplast Group has acquired STA LLC of Rogersville, Tenn., adding adhesive tape and coating operations to its BOPP Films business unit.

Source One Plastics GmbH has begun cleanup and reconstruction after a Jan. 27 fire at its Eicklingen, Germany, recycling plant and expects to resume full operations later this year.

DuPont is looking for bolt-on acquisitions focused on expanding its medical device and health care plastics platforms following the spin-off of its electronics unit and pending sale of its aramids ...

India At first glance, India should be fertile ground for reuse. Steel tiffins crisscross cities every afternoon, bhar clay cups of tea are returned to the soil after use.

Intek Plastics, Radius Packaging and Texas Injection Molding are finalists for Plastics News’ 2025 Processor of the Year award, recognizing excellence in manufacturing, innovation and culture.

Daicel Corp. is delaying startup of a new cyclic olefin copolymer plant in Germany as slower-than-expected demand growth and higher costs cool expectations for Europe’s specialty resin market.