A plastics industry group sees more laws and regulation around plastic pellet spills emerging, as Colorado state legislators debate a bill that would establish criminal penalties for resin leaks.

Recycled plastic lumber manufacturer Tangent Technologies LLC is investing $50 million to consolidate and expand its U.S. and Canadian manufacturing operations at a 1.5 million-square-foot facility in ...

Alpek says the global PET glut is persisting into 2026 and is now providing new details on how it will shift recycling capacity and cut costs following the suspension of its Reading, Pa., plant.

Intek Plastics, Radius Packaging and Texas Injection Molding are finalists for Plastics News’ 2025 Processor of the Year award, recognizing excellence in manufacturing, innovation and culture.

Hasbro and Mattel are heading into 2026 betting on major entertainment tie-ins and supply chain productivity to drive growth, even as tariffs and a discount-heavy retail environment continue to ...

Georg Utz Inc. plans to invest $40 million to build a 90,000-square-foot rigid returnable packaging plant in Sumter, S.C., creating 50 jobs with operations expected to begin in 2028.

DuPont is looking for bolt-on acquisitions focused on expanding its medical device and health care plastics platforms following the spin-off of its electronics unit and pending sale of its aramids ...

Intek Plastics, Radius Packaging and Texas Injection Molding are finalists for Plastics News’ 2025 Processor of the Year award, recognizing excellence in manufacturing, innovation and culture.

Questar Solutions has relocated to a larger headquarters in North Canton, Ohio, and opened a new warehouse in Atlanta to support growth, expand inventory capacity and improve shipping speeds for ...

Austin — It is no secret that the PET recycling business in the United States is under enormous strain as the economics of the business continues to challenge plant operators.

U.S. motor vehicle production looks stable after years of disruption, Bill Wood writes, but that calm is being propped up by uneven consumer spending and fragile affordability.

In the February Plastics in Politics Live, Steve Toloken explained a federal judge’s decision to grant a preliminary injunction blocking enforcement of part of Oregon’s EPR law against members of the ...