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The global bio-adhesives market is expected to grow due to the advancement of biotechnology, increasing environmental regulations, and the growth of the packaging industry.

Two HERMA self-adhesive labels have passed the critical earthworm toxicity test in accordance with the Australian standard, AS 5810.

WEVO-CHEMIE GmbH has developed specially optimized potting compounds and gap fillers which, in addition to targeted heat removal, also ensure the mechanical stability of the component concerned. 

Dow has been named to the Dow Jones Sustainability World Index (DJSI) by S&P Dow Jones Indices, a leading index provider focused on providing essential sustainability intelligence. 

Elkem celebrates this milestone, having grown from an industrial start-up in 1904 into a position in 2024 as one of the world's leading providers of advanced silicon-based materials.

Bostik’s wind turbine adhesive, based on methyl methacrylate technology, makes an effective and durable recyclable blade when paired with Arkema’s Elium thermoplastic resin.

Loof’s work with RadTech’s UV+EB curing technology and her commitment to protecting the environment won her this prestigious award. 

Arkema signs a contract with EDF Renewables for the supply of renewable electricity that will cover 70% of Bostik's electricity consumption in France.

In an effort to step-up the decarbonization of its supply chain, Covestro has begun the process of introducing electric trucks for short-distance chemical shuttling at its Shanghai site.

Nouryon has signed a long-term agreement to support 100% of the electricity needs from renewable sources for its manufacturing sites in La Porte, Fort Worth, and Houston, Texas.