The June issue of ASI takes a different look at the adhesives and sealants industry. Rather than the usual high-quality technical articles we're known for, this issue takes a different angle: the business side of adhesives and sealants.
It's no secret that adhesive pricing has been historically undervalued when compared to the importance derived from the function it performs. Companies habitually charge less than they could, particularly for new products, which unfortunately leads to underestimating a product's value.
At ASI we strive to provide you with the timeliest, most useful information, whether it's in this magazine, on our website, in our weekly e-mail newsletter, or in our web seminars. This month we're pleased to once again partner with the Adhesive and Sealant Council to offer a series of informative web seminars that address green chemistry.
While several inches of snow fell on the ground outside, I spent much of February curled up with a cup of steaming coffee watching the Winter Olympics. We all know
The adhesives industry continues to face upstream cost pressure from two convergent events: increased energy prices (in the form of more expensive oil and natural gas) and capacity constraints among
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