The uncertainties surrounding Coronavirus and Brexit have shaken businesses across the country. As a result, many companies are using this time as an opportunity to re-evaluate the way they are conducting their manufacturing. Plunkett Associates investigate what this means for UK manufacturing.
VEKA Compounds’ Simon Scholes fears that the pressure created by the COVID-19 lockdown may allow illegal recyclers back in – and…Read More
In the plastic injection moulding industry, we work with materials that are byproducts of oil refinement and moulds made of…Read More
A large threat to ocean life is plastic waste, which humans are solely responsible for putting there. As a plastics…Read More
The extruding of thermoplastics can be complicated and unpredictable, and full consideration needs to be given to the intended product…Read More
We’ve all heard soundbites about how the COVID crisis has permanently changed the way we do business. But will…Read More
The impact of the COVID-19 pandemic has had enormous repercussions on the oil industry. In this blog article, Damien van…Read More
Aluminium can offer significant advantages when specified correctly but is far from a panacea and recognising its drawbacks is very…Read More
After investigating current reports with HR & Chief Medical Advisors, Sierra 57 Consult wants to share with the plastics industry, the…Read More
Following on from the previous article on formulations, Pravin S Mistry from the Plastics Consultancy Network investigates various blending procedures…Read More
