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Polypropylene, polyethylene prices fall in December - Vimarsana News

Polypropylene, polyethylene prices fall in December

A steady supply of materials now available in the U.S., with more production expected to come online soon, is helping to ease price pressures. Resin prices still are higher than this time a year ago, however.

Beaver County Shell employees donate time, items to veterans in need - Vimarsana News

Beaver County Shell employees donate time, items to veterans in need

Shell employees working at Potter Township's ethane cracker plant facility donated, delivered, sorted and transported items to Disabled American Veterans Chapter 107.

Supply improvements finally providing some relief for PE buyers - Vimarsana News

Supply improvements finally providing some relief for PE buyers

"Demand is still very good, but production issues have been resolved, so there's more material available," says Mike Burns of Resin Technology Inc.

Continuing to give back - Vimarsana News

Continuing to give back

The Steelers commitment to help their neighbors in need continues

Industry execs: Supply chain challenges show benefits of Shale Crescent region of US - Vimarsana News

Industry execs: Supply chain challenges show benefits of Shale Crescent region of US

Industry execs: Supply chain challenges show benefits of Shale Crescent region of US Print The COVID-19 pandemic has spotlighted the risks of global supply chains and shown the benefits of U.S.-based natural resources, according to a pair of industry executives. "In the pandemic, we learned how much stuff isn't made here — real important stuff like masks and gowns and hand sanitizer," Greg Kozera said April 14 during a webinar hosted by Plastics News. "We rely on other countries to make these things for us," he added. "Americans want to see manufacturing and jobs come back to the U.S. — ...