Six university undergraduates have just been announced as finalists in this year’s Design Innovation in Plastics competition – and have already proved they are game for a challenge. This year’s competition asked students to create a game, which could be played indoors or outdoors, be educational or just plain fun.
The consequences of the US-Iran war have been deeply felt by the UK plastics industry. In particular, there are widespread…Read More
The Pharma Partnering EU Summit 2026 will take place in Basel, Switzerland, on May 20th–21st, 2026, bringing together global leaders in…Read More
From 2nd to 4th June 2026, Arburg (Hall 10, Stand L50) will be presenting two electric Allrounder Trend at Interplas in Birmingham…Read More
The Advanced Materials Show has launched The Scale-Up Accelerator, a high-impact programme designed to bridge the gap between RCD and…Read More
Britain’s manufacturers are facing a sharp rise in costs this April, with new analysis from Make UK showing the…Read More
Labotek GB, the UK sales and service partner for Getecha GmbH, is excited to introduce a new granulator to UK…Read More
The latest model in FANUC’s all-electric, energy-saving range of injection moulding machines will take centre stage on stand U70 (…Read More
For the UK’s plastics sector, the word “unprecedented” has lost its impact. Whether you’re in the boardroom trying…Read More
In a move that promises to solve two of Britain’s most persistent problems – potholes and relentless precipitation – the Department…Read More
