Avery Dennison’s WB0030 wash-off adhesive has been approved by Returpack and Infinitum for PET bottle recycling

Avery Dennison’s WB0030 wash-off adhesive has been approved by Returpack and Infinitum for PET bottle recycling. (Photo: Avery Dennison, PR456)In Scandinavia, demand for labels that enable PET recycling is growing and new regulations are prioritizing this type of packaging over glass. However, labeling technology for PET beverage bottles must follow guidelines established by the bottle deposit systems Returpack in Sweden and Infinitum in Norway.

Perstorp Potassium Formate: now an EU-registered fertilizer

Perstorp Potassium Formate: now an EU-registered fertilizer. (Photo: Shutterstock)Perstorp Potassium Formate (PoFO) is now registered as a fertilizer, fulfilling the requirements outlined in EC 2002/2003. With this EU registration Perstorp makes it easier for farmers to improve both crop quality and yields as there is no longer a need for local raw material registration when using PoFo based fertilizers, like Amicult K 42.

Archroma announces Chief Financial Officer succession

Archroma announces the appointment of Thomas Bucher as its new Chief Financial Officer effective 1 October 2021. (Photo: Archroma)Archroma, a global leader in specialty chemicals towards sustainable solutions, today announced that it has appointed Thomas Bucher as its new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective 1 October 2021, replacing Roland Waibel who will retire.

Guardian Glass to add jumbo laminated glass production line at Ryazan, Russia plant

Guardian Glass to add jumbo laminated glass production line at Ryazan, Russia plant.
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To support the increasing demand for laminated glass in Russia and the Commonwealth of Independent States, Guardian Glass is adding a new jumbo laminated glass production line at its Ryazan, Russia plant.

SONGWON Industrial Group announces solid Financial Results for Q2/2021

SONGWONToday, SONGWON Industrial Group published its audited Q2 and half-year financial results for the 2021 financial year. Over the quarter, the Group achieved consolidated sales of 232,091 Million KRW marking a 17.1% increase in revenue over the same quarter of the previous year. Year-to-date (YTD), the Group realized consolidated sales of 454,578 Million KRW, representing an 11.2% rise over YTD June 2020 (408,688 Million KRW), and recorded a net profit of 24,137 Million KRW delivering a 45.4% increase over the same reporting period in the previous year (YTD June 2020: 16,604 Million KRW). In addition, the Group’s gross profit margin achieved in Q2/2021 was 22.5% and YTD 22.0% reflecting an increase of 1.4%-points and 1.6%-points over the prior year comparable period.

SGP Partnership to participate in the Kansas City Sports & Sustainability Symposium

KC Sports Sustainability Symposium FB CoverThe Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading authority in sustainability certification for the printing industry, announced today its participation in the Kansas City Sports & Sustainability Symposium on Aug. 17, 2021. The Symposium will be held at Kansas City Chiefs’ Arrowhead Stadium. Attendees include regional professional and collegiate sports teams and venues, concessionaires, business and public leaders, and athletes to explore how the industry can make plays to advance healthier, more sustainable communities.

Sustainability Champions announced by SGP Partnership

SGP Champion Chris RoseThe Sustainable Green Printing Partnership (SGP), the leading authority in sustainability certification for the printing industry, announced today Christopher Rose of Shutterfly and Blake Pace of Primex Plastics as the first Sustainability Champions. The SGP Sustainability Champion program recognizes SGP Community Members for outstanding efforts in making the environment a better place to work and live. An SGP Sustainability Champion is committed to positive change, shows passion through leadership, and exemplifies environmental stewardship and activism. Champions look beyond immediate, short-term goals and are committed to making an impact in a larger context. 

SQlab mise sur le Supersoft TPE pour une répartition optimale de la pression dans les cuissards

C’est lorsque tout joue correctement que l’on peut avancer. C’est aussi le cas avec les cuissards de SQlab: un matériau de première qualité, une mousse extrêmement dense et des coussinets de gel TPE font la différence. 
(Illustration: © 2021 SQlab)Le secteur du sport est en plein boom et il n’y a jamais eu autant de cyclistes sur les routes allemandes. Avec ou sans soutien électrique, se déplacer sur deux roues est devenu populaire. Comme raison, 85% des personnes interrogées (selon le Fahrrad-Monitor 2020) indiquent qu’elles veulent veiller à leur forme et plus des deux tiers mettent l’accent sur la protection de l’environnement. En parallèle, la demande pour des équipements de grande qualité, ayant un effet positif sur l’expérience cycliste, augmente. Et au premier rang: les cuissards. Ce vêtement doit être élégant, fonctionnel, et surtout bien rembourré. Que ce soit pour une course ou une longue randonnée: pour que le tour en vélo ne se transforme pas en torture, l’entreprise SQlab originaire de Munich mise sur le Supersoft TPE pour les nouveaux inserts dans ses pantalons. Elle a développé des coussinets d’une valeur extrême, ergonomique et présentant une grande longévité – pour que faire du vélo reste toujours un plaisir.