Tag: Arkema
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The top 12 PFAS producers in the world and the staggering societal costs of PFAS pollution
Only twelve companies account for a majority of the PFAS production in the world. PFAS production is hardly profitable, but the cost for society is massive — The usual suspects 3M and BASF are part of the game … aka the biggest polluters on the planet; but what is interesting about this article is that…
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Cargill Buys Arkema Epoxides Business
The acquisition positions Cargill to supply the growing need for bio-based solutions for plastics, automotive and other industries
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Arkema, Dow and Dupont Win Sustainability Awards
Arkema, Dupont and Dow are amongst the winners of the Business Intelligence Group Sustainability Awards 2021
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Industrial 3D Printing in France
French Documentary on Industrial 3D Printing in France.
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Arkema Joins World Business Council for Sustainable Development
Arkema is pleased to announce that it has joined the World Business Council for Sustainable Development (WBCSD) and is working in partnership with this network to accelerate the transition to a more sustainable world.
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Arkema Annual and Sustainability Report 2019
Arkema new Annual Report, “Innovative for”. It reflects our determination to ensure environmental, social and human issues are central to our products and activities.
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Arkema and the Corona Crisis, ACT II
Arkema expresses its solidarity commitment in response to the Covid-19 crisis.
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Arkema Strategy Update
At a Strategy Update meeting on April 2, Arkema presents its ambition to become a world leader in Specialty Materials realigned around three coherent businesses with attractive growth prospects: Adhesive Solutions, Advanced Materials, and Coating Solutions.
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Arkema and the Made in France Campaign
Arkema’s Rilsan® biosourced powder on show at the “Fabriqué en France” exhibition at the Élysée Palace. On 19 and 20 January 2020 the Palais de l’Élysée celebrates “Fabriqué en France” as part of an exhibition showcasing 120 products or articles emblematic of French know-how, creativity and genius.
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Arkema Launch New Global Center of Excellence for 3D Printing
On November 15 Arkema inaugurated, in the presence of Thierry Le Hénaff, the Group’s Chairman and CEO, and Hervé Morin, President of the Normandy Region, a new Global Center of Excellence for 3D Printing within its Cerdato Research & Development Center in Serquigny, Normandy (France).
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Arkema Wins The Grand Chaptal 2019
Arkema Wins Le Grand Chaptal. The Award is given by the Société d’encouragement pour l’industrie nationale. A French Award for a French Company shining on the international scene.
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Arkema Selects Singapore for its Bio-Sourced Polyamide Production Site
Arkema has chosen the location of Jurong Island in Singapore to build its new world-scale plant dedicated to the manufacture of the amino 11 monomer and its flagship Rilsan® polyamide 11 resins.
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Arkema Invests Massively in Bio-based PA 11 Supply Chain … follow the money
Eager to sustain its strong customers growth, particularly in automotive, 3D-printing, and in consumer goods markets such as sports and electronics, Arkema (France) announced an investment plan of some 300 million euros over five years in the bio-sourced polyamide 11 supply chain.
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Bio-Based Polyamides
Here’s a reproduction of an excellent digest issued by my dear collegue Doris de Guzman from Tecnon OrbiChem on the bio-polyamides sector, a high-potential area for bio-based chemicals.
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Arkema Latest Solutions for Ski Boots
A few days ahead of the Sochi Olympic games, Arkema (France) presented its bio-based Pebax® RNew 80R53 grade for ski boots at ISPO, the outdoor sportswear exhibition in Munich.
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BioPlastic in Automotive sector
Industry trend: high end compounds and fiber reinforced compounds gradually replace metal in automotive parts.Engineering plastics and thermoset materials have already succeeded in replacing metal in multiple markets. The key driver for this substitution is weight reduction and, consequently, lower fuel consumption for vehicles of all types.
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