ExxonMobil's defamation lawsuit against California Attorney General Rob Bonta over chemical recycling can proceed, a federal judge has ruled.

Despite the Supreme Court limiting fast-track tariff authority, North American resin markets remain highly exposed to trade retaliation and export-driven price distortions, setting up a likely clash ...

The Chemical Recycling Tracker maintains a time chart that is updated with the latest innovations and investments announced within the plastics industry.

Evergreen Recycling is reportedly shutting down PET recycling operations in Clyde, Ohio, and Albany, N.Y., adding to a wave of U.S. plant closures that have reduced domestic PET recycling capacity by ...

Bill Wood says rising tariff and geopolitical risks are increasing uncertainty for plastics manufacturers, although resilient employment and lower inflation suggest the U.S. economy remains on steady ...

Uncertain and slow chemical regulations in the U.S. are putting investment at risk, executives told a recent industry conference.

McDonald's, with 14,000 restaurants in the United States, sees the potential to make changes when it comes to the company's plastics use.

The newest WM materials recovery facility is now operating in Florida as part of the company's years-long investment in recycling.

Plastics M&A activity held steady in 2025 at 345 deals, as strategic buyers and selective private equity firms continued consolidating the sector despite tariff uncertainty and softer valuation ...

Reynolds Consumer Products will redesign Hefty clear and blue bag packaging and pay $212,000 to settle Arizona claims that its “recycling” bags were misleadingly marketed as recyclable.

Trade attorney Jonathan Todd says the Supreme Court’s tariff ruling narrows presidential authority but leaves plastics processors facing continued duty risk, refund uncertainty and heightened ...

Origin is cutting annual operating expenses by roughly 25%, from about $40 million to a projected $29 million.