Global tensions on display at the World Economic Forum in Davos will make it more difficult to finish a plastics treaty and could mean a less ambitious agreement.

It took nearly a year for a medical examiner's office in Pennsylvania to determine Donald Miller's cause of death.

Beutelspacher S.A. de C.V., a family-owned Mexican press maker, will supply 6,000 plastic components for decorative street lamps along Calzada de Tlalpan in Mexico City ahead of the FIFA World Cup ...

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.

Plastics News’ 2026 editorial agenda emphasizes safety, sustainability, workforce investment, and innovation as the keys to a resilient and credible plastics industry.

Speaking at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, Commissioner Jessika Roswall said the EU must act faster to support its plastic recycling industry ...

In February, recyclers hope for a more positive outlook for demand and recyclate prices ...

Recycling industry leaders see the need for drastic changes as another major plastics recycling plant is falling victim to low prices and competition from virgin resin.

Film maker i2M tells Congress that federal tax policy could help factories have a more stable workforce with expanded business tax credits for employer-subsidized child care.

The Coated Fabrics and Film Association’s Pathway to Circularity program is ramping up recycling of PVC roofing membranes as demand surges for reflective, durable, and recyclable materials in ...

U.S. housing starts remain well below long-term needs, and despite political proposals aimed at boosting affordability, economist Bill Wood argues that only market-based solutions — like building ...

The heat battery, expected to be commissioned at the end of 2026, will produce 10% of the required steam at Brunsbüttel, saving up to 13,000 tons of CO2 emissions per year ...