Recycled steel price crosses $500 per ton threshold
Steel mills in the northern U.S. have been paying $501 per ton for prompt ferrous scrap in March, according to RMDAS.
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AF&PA report shows decrease in packaging paper shipments
Total packaging papers and specialty packaging shipments were down in February after seeing a slight bump in January.
GreenMantra names new CEO
Domenic Di Mondo has served as the company’s president since 2021.
Agilyx says Styrenyx technology reduces carbon footprint in styrene production
The company claims its polystyrene recycling technology can reduce carbon equivalent emissions by up to 86 percent compared to the use of virgin resources.
SABIC’s Trucircle PE used for greenhouse roofing
The company partnered with Iyris and Napco to create the roofing solution for Saudi Arabia’s National Food Production Initiative for sustainable farming.
Hydro to add wire rod casthouse in Norway
The facility will supply aluminum to use in critical energy infrastructure in Europe when it starts production in 2028.
Hindalco to invest in copper, aluminum business in India
The company will invest $5.21 billion to deliver upstream and next-generation high-precision engineered products.
Smithers report looks at PCR plastic’s near-term prospects
Report from Ohio-based research firm delves into markets for food-grade recycled-content plastics globally through 2029.
Plastics association quantifies US-EU trade dispute impacts
The Plastics Industry Association says trans-Atlantic tariffs could put a more than $1 billion U.S. plastics trade surplus with Europe at risk.
Nucor expects slimmer profits in early 2025
While Nucor expects to earn less than half of what it did the prior quarter, U.S. Steel anticipates losing money this quarter.
APR publishes Design Guide in French
The organization’s goal is to align North American design guidance for plastic packaging, with the province of Quebec in mind.
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Innovation in cable recycling: The MaX by MTB
No more compromising between size and quality.
