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• Petroquim restarts polypropylene unit in Chile

• Vietnam first polypropylene facility on the roll

• Upward trend in LDPE could revise on excess feedstock situation

• Saudi Kayan to begin trial runs at its integrated petrochemical steam cracker complex in Q3-2010

• Assam Gas cracker project runs into delays leading to cost acceleration

• Higher sales almost triple Sabic Q2 net profit

• Japan Polypropylene to close outdated PP plants in Kashima, Ichihara

• BPCL offers 90,000 tons of low-aromatic naphtha for August-October lifting

• Asian naphtha prices likely to continue waning for the rest of 2010

• Credit curbs implemented in China in late 2009 directed at property sector: fatal blow to petrochemical sector

• BLS Polymers Listing Signals Growing Investor Recognition of India's Polymer Compounding Industry

• Bio-based polystyrene & PLA bottle

• Acrylic back to monomer at around 200 °C, without solvent: ETH Zurich simplifies PMMA recycling

• CSIR-NIIST’s biodegradable PLA bottle heads to market as a PET alternative

• BLS Polymers IPO Highlights India's Growing Polymer Compounding Opportunity

• EU Delays Packaging Labelling Rules

• From Recycling Bin to Supermarket Shelf: How ALDI Is Scaling Circular Plastic Packaging in Australia

• EU Opens Consultation on Bio-Based Plastics in Packaging, Signalling Potential New Policy Direction for Europe's Polymer Industry

• Indonesia Cuts Import Duties on Selected Plastic Raw Materials as Resin Costs Rise

• Toray Develops Solvent-Based Technology to Recycle High-Performance PPS