LA SEDA DE BARCELONA has signed a Project Finance for 371 million euros with a long term 15 year financing for its facilitiy in Sines, a Portuguese town in the south of Lisbon. The Project Finance for the chemical Corporation’s PTA plant is led by the Portugese bank Caixa Geral, ...

It’s only just successfully ended , inside the Coca-Cola Edmonton UK Plant, the testing of two Opera 200 Roll Fed 18T S1/E1 labelling machines signed by Sacmi Labelling. Opera 200 Roll Fed is an automatic-rotative labelling machine right to label bottles made in PET, 2l on this ...

Moreover, Eastman Embrace™ copolyester for shrink film is recyclable and ...

The South West’s number one selling bottled water, Pure Blue Natural Spring Water enhances its commitment to the environment with its proactive approach to PET and glass bottle recycling. The Cornish, Carbon Neutral natural spring water is proactively tackling the post-consumption ...

Beginning in April 2010 Mark Sankovitch (53) will be appointed CEO of ENGEL North America. He follows Steve Braig, who will leave the company until the end of March 2010. Mark Sankovitch has a 20-year experience with ENGEL and recently he was Regional Sales Manager in Chicago. Mark ...

Eastman Chemical Company (NYSE:EMN) announced that it has completed the acquisition of Tongxiang Xinglong Fine Chemical Co., Ltd., a cellulose-based specialty polymers manufacturing facility located near Shanghai, China. Terms of the transaction were not disclosed. The acquisition ...

A first-of-its-kind polypropylene-based, high-clarity copolymer for potential use in ...

The Klöckner Pentaplast Group, the largest European producer of rigid PET films, is pleased to announce that its new PET production capacity has commenced operation at the company’s Crumlin, UK, manufacturing facility. The new line produces high-performance polyester films for food ...

Swiss mould maker SCHÖTTLI is focusing on the precision, quality and durability of ...

Sacmi’s goal: to complete the CCM range while, at the same time, taking the compression ‘world’ to unprecedented levels by proposing a machine that can produce 2,000 pieces per minute with a cycle time of 2.4 seconds. This, then, is the CCM 80, which will flank the CCM 48 and 64 ...