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Dow Packaging and Specialty Plastics (Dow P&SP) is partnering with Gujarat-based barrier film manufacturer, Vishakha Group, to develop a recyclable barrier film for the packaging of solid products such as wheat. The films will be first used by Gujarat-based Dharmesh Foods for vacuum-packing wheat.
Hill+Knowlton Strategies South Africa has appointed Adelaide Tshabalala as the head of digital marketing. Over the past two years Tshabalala has completed her Advanced Diploma in Digital Marketing with Red & Yellow Creative School of Business. Throughout her career, she has demonstrated her ability to connect with her clients and to develop and implement client-centered, successful campaigns, aimed at improving brand awareness and presence. Adelaide Tshabalala, newly appointed head of digital marketing at Hill+Knowlton Strategies SA Says managing director Jennifer Leppington-Clark, “Adelaid...
SCG adds olefins capacity 1 SCG Chemicals Business, a petrochemical arm of SET-listed Siam Cement Group, expects its Map Ta Phut Olefins Co (MOC) to reach full olefin production capacity of 2.05 million tonnes a year, up from 1.7 million tonnes, thanks to a debottlenecking project. The project should lead to lower costs and promote energy savings using environmentally friendly processes. The project is a collaboration between SCG Chemicals Business and chemical maker Dow Thailand in a move to improve the potential and provide a competitive advantage on a global scale, said Tanawong Areera...
SCG's Chemicals Business and Dow Thailand Group (Dow) announced the success of Map Ta Phut Olefins (MOC) Debottleneck Project (MOC Debottleneck or MOCD), which was completed ahead of plan and has started initial production. Production is expected to reach full capacity in May 2021. The MOCD will expand the MOC's olefins production capacity by 350,000 tons per year, strengthening its capability and competitive advantage, meeting the globally growing demand from industries, and enhancing Thailand's petrochemical industry potentiality. State-of-the-art technology of MOC Debottleneck project enab...
By:Zheng Qian | From:english.eastday.com | 2021-04-23 17:30 China’s first road made from plastic waste was unveiled in Shanghai on April 23, the 52nd Earth Day. Situated in the Xuhui campus of East China University of Science and Technology (ECUST), the 300-meter-long road used over 200kg of recycled plastic milk bottles. The innovative move has not only utilized waste products, but also given the road a better performance and durability. China’s first ever “plastic road” utilized multinational company Dow’s ELVALOY RET asphalt modification technology. Plastic milk bot...