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• Tosoh plans maintenance shutdown at 527,000 tpa naphtha cracker for Q1-2012

• PVC import prices firming in SE Asia, trend yet to appear in China

• Titan Chemicals’ steam crackers unlikely to be shut for turnarounds in 2012

• Looming holidays dampen demand in Italy’s polymer markets

• World's largest methanol supplier to shut down plant in Egypt due to political unrest

• Natural gas liquid production in USA to increase over 40% by 2016

• Cabinet Committee approves revised cost estimates of Assam Gas Cracker Project

• Oil prices cross the 100 dollar threshold

• Toray succeeds in production of the world's first fully renewable, biobased PET Fiber

• Asahi Kasei wins SPE® Innovation Award for “Most Innovative Use of Plastics"

• 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

• India Moves Closer to Polymer Banknotes as UFlex–Spectra Bid for BOPP-Based Currency Substrate

• Graphene-Enhanced PE Enables Higher PCR Content and Film Lightweighting:

• IndianOil's Koyali Refinery to Add 500,000 TPA Polypropylene Capacity by FY27-End

• Italy Moves Ahead with Compostability Requirements for Selected Single-Use Plastic Packaging