End of month restart for JX Nippon’s Kawasaki naphtha cracker, with 404,000 tpa ethylene capacity

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• Volatile week for crude oil

• Price trends of oil, polymer feedstock and commodity polymers in Asia for the week ended March 21, 2011

• Oil prices spike following escalating violence in Libya, as allied forces fire Libyan sites

• Spot ethylene prices rising in Asia and USA, slipping in Europe

• Asia's naphtha price and cracks climb to their highest in about a week

• Sumitomo Chemical’s on operations after the Japan earthquake and tsunami

• Crude prices continue to rise on relentless unrest in the Middle East

• New PU insulation increases manufacturing productivity and in-home energy efficiency

• Korea Kumho in butadiene JV with JG Summit Petrochemical Corp.

• Technical glitch at Shell’s 800,000 tpa naphtha-fed steam cracker at Pulau Bukom, Singapore

• Indorama Inaugurates a New Recycling Line in San Roque

• Indorama Ventures, Varun Beverages Form Joint Venture For 100,000 Tons of PET Recycling

• World's First Plant-Based Plastic Christmas Trees

• Enhancing Mechanical Recycling Quality Through Research in Plastic Sorting, Decontamination, Compounding and Analysis

• AIMPLAS Develops a Project To Reduce Odors In Cars With Contaminant- Free Recycled Material

• LyondellBasell Unveils New Polypropylene Impact Copolymer: Pro-Fax EP648R

• BASF Inaugurates New NPG Plant at Zhanjiang Verbund Site and Launches NEOL® NPG with Reduced Product Carbon Footprint

• India’s Plastics Industry Gears Up for a 4X Export Leap

• Avient Collaborates with ReForm Composites Engineering to Accelerate Adoption of Thermoplastic Composite Solutions in Construction

• Syensqo Pioneers Recycling Technology For Sulfone Polymers