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Tuesday, May 21, 2013 | Welcome!

Isle of Man beach waste will become animal art

Japanese artist turns waste into sculptures

An Isle of Man beach cleaning project got a boost from Japanese sculptor Sayaka Ganz, who makes model animals from waste plastic. ...(more)

Danish railway fans get carriage away

Eighty Danish train enthusiasts joined forces with fellow countryman and project leader Henrik Ludvigsen to build the world’s longest plastic railway line. ... (more)

UK households studied for recycling habits

The six month-long ‘Recycle for the Future’ study, conducted by Coca-Cola Enterprises with Exeter University, will try to find out why UK at-home recycling rates are below the European average, despite consumers claiming they wanted to recycle. ... (more)

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Institution of Chemical Engineers gets woman president

Chemtura expands into thermoplastic polyurethanes

Nestlé Waters to use 50% recycled plastic bottles

Moth’s eye inspires anti-reflective plastic

BioAmber raises $80m in stock offer

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Conair mulls how it will manufacture products in Brazil SÃO PAULO, BRAZIL — Auxiliary equipment producer Conair Group, which has sold and serviced machinery in Brazil since 1976 but has no local manufacturing or sales presence, is eyeing Brazilian expansion that could include more service technicians,... (more) More News Piovan introduces products to South America at Feiplastic Lanxess details plans for pigment plant in Ningbo Chemtura expands into high-performance thermoplastic polyurethanes Baytown plant workers ratify agreements with ExxonMobil

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Automotive Tyre firm fined after serious worker injury New car models herald boom for North American toolmakers UK car industry output shifts up a gear		Injection moulding MG Stuma invests £1.7m in new facilities Wright Plastics sale saves 61 jobs, says KPMG Chinese machines exports outdo imports for the first time
Packaging Nestlé Waters to use 50% recycled plastic bottles UK firm win top DuPont packaging award Holfeld speeds up soft fruit packing		Blow Moulding Seminar to highlight available R&D funding Krones pays for role in US company Le-Nature's fraud New polyamides for blow moulding
Construction Freefoam Plastics does Prisk business in Northampton World demand for plastic pipes set to increase 6.2% annually to 2017 A house made from plastic rubbish… not again!		Extrusion Aliaxis acquires Chilean plastic pipe maker Lab-scale extruders suit both compound development and quality control Cracking the extruder wear problem with bimetallic barrels
Medical MG Stuma invests £1.7m in new facilities Economic production of dental models Plastics push up Gerresheimer results		Thermoforming Propac cycles faster with Illig thermoformer Head start for Olympic cycling medal haul Kobusch UK invests for packaging growth with three new thermoformers
Consumer Products Moth’s eye inspires anti-reflective plastic China's toy industry faces added safety checks Axion toys with child-safe recycled plastic		Machinery Arburg keeps up with Jones’ outlook Thermoplay sets sights on UK growth Husky puts emphasis on hot-runners and beverage packaging
Rubber Granny get your wheel gun Happy end for alligator tail Trelleborg’s bush softens tube ride		Materials Chemtura expands into thermoplastic polyurethanes Moth’s eye inspires anti-reflective plastic Major European nano conference to be held in Dublin
Environment Nestlé Waters to use 50% recycled plastic bottles Nampak four-pint bottle is industry first DSM’s polyamides feel the heat		Recycling China’s ‘Green Fence’ slows recycled plastic imports Nampak four-pint bottle is industry first Axion toys with child-safe recycled plastic
Regulation Tyre firm fined after serious worker injury Legal move from Milliken over patent violation China's toy industry faces added safety checks		Moulds Dassault Systèmes buys software firm Simpoe What’s in a name asks Phoenix Engineering 2009 Laser Prototypes boosts SLS materials range
Competitiveness Institution of Chemical Engineers gets woman president Chemtura expands into thermoplastic polyurethanes Best buy – a comedy cat worth $1.1bn		Design Moth’s eye inspires anti-reflective plastic Plastic gun draws eyes to 3D printing Dutch artist serves up Hong Kong duck




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	Best buy – a comedy cat worth $1.1bn
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