Every year, we recognize women whose innovation and influence are helping reshape the plastics industry. Their accomplishments deserve recognition in their own right, but they also make success ...

Plastics News Economics Editor Bill Wood said higher interest rates, stubborn inflation and elevated energy costs are likely ...

Key equipment for Ineos' expansion in Belgium was trapped behind the Strait of Hormuz for months. It finally made it to Europe.

Krones says a weaker-than-expected North American injection molding market is holding back Netstal's growth and profitability ...

While chemically recycled plastics remain significantly more expensive than virgin alternatives, a strong EU regulatory ...

Major bondholders are challenging Grupo Antolin's U.S. restructuring as the automotive supplier seeks to reorganize more than $1.17 billion in debt amid continuing pressure on the global auto supply ...

Gerresheimer AG is selling its Centor business and global Primary Packaging Plastics operations to Apax Partners in a $1.75 ...

Environmental groups are seeking to intervene in the federal court challenge to California's SB-343 recyclability labeling ...

Smyth Companies will permanently close its Wilmington, Mass., plant and lay off 69 employees between March and July 2026, following its acquisition by private equity firm Crestview Partners.

In this week’s Material Insights, Frank Esposito reports that polystyrene is joining PVC and several engineering thermoplastics all moving higher to start 2026. He links the increases to seasonal ...

At the core of Greyparrot’s technology is the Analyzer, a unit that sits above conveyor belts in MRFs and uses cameras to ...

First Brands is seeking court approval for a $25 million sale of its shuttered wipers business assets, signaling it failed to find a buyer to keep the rubber- and plastics-intensive operation running ...