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Supply Disruptions Push Up Plastic Prices Across Asia’s Markets

Supply Disruptions Push Up Plastic Prices Across Asia’s Markets

businesstoday.com.my

Asia faces surging plastic prices due to Middle East conflict disrupting petrochemical supply chains. Vendors see bag prices up 60%, operating costs up 30%, struggling to absorb costs amid reduced output and delivery delays.

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China move unleashes new coal rush – but will Australian mining industry benefit?

China move unleashes new coal rush – but will Australian mining industry benefit?

au.finance.yahoo.com

China and India are boosting coal-to-chemical production due to global supply issues. China uses 380 million tons annually; India pledges $4.5 billion to reach 75 million tons by 2030, increasing coal output to 1.5 billion tons. Australia may not benefit.

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Asia’s vendors grapple with rising costs of ever-present plastics

Asia’s vendors grapple with rising costs of ever-present plastics

straitstimes.com

Asia's vendors grapple with rising plastic costs due to the Middle East war, causing bag prices to jump 60%, trays 33%, and operating costs 30%. Supply delays exceed a month, squeezing profits.

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Natural farming push amid soil health concerns

Natural farming push amid soil health concerns

newindianexpress.com

Khet Bachao Abhiyan pushes natural farming to counter chemical fertiliser overuse, which harms soil and pollutes. CMFRI offers seaweed bio-fertilisers, fish waste manure, and BSF solutions for healthy soils and a circular bioeconomy.

Food Safety First: Maharashtra govt bans newspapers and recycled printed paper for food packaging over health concerns

Food Safety First: Maharashtra govt bans newspapers and recycled printed paper for food packaging over health concerns

vsktelangana.org

Maharashtra bans newspapers and recycled printed paper for food packaging statewide due to health risks from toxic chemicals like lead and cadmium. The directive, under Food Safety Act 2006, mandates food-grade alternatives for all businesses.

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How coal gasification valleys could reshape India’s industrial geography

How coal gasification valleys could reshape India’s industrial geography

energy.economictimes.indiatimes.com

India targets 100 million tonnes coal gasification capacity by 2030, aiming to reshape industrial geography and reduce import dependence. This initiative could save billions, including ₹3.65 lakh crore in chemical imports by 2030.

Nepal Pays Significantly More for Chemical Fertilizer Than India Despite Same Supplier

Nepal Pays Significantly More for Chemical Fertilizer Than India Despite Same Supplier

english.ratopati.com

Nepal pays $900.75/ton for fertilizer from Aditya Birla, while India pays $540/ton from the same supplier, despite falling global prices. This significant disparity and delayed G2G supply raise concerns of syndicate activity and cheating.

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Borouge launches “Chameleon” elastomer to boost flexibility and processing efficiency

Borouge launches “Chameleon” elastomer to boost flexibility and processing efficiency

indianchemicalnews.com

Borouge International launched "Chameleon" elastomer, Queo 7030LA-P, to enhance flexibility and processing efficiency in industrial applications. This polyolefin elastomer combines low density with high melt flow, opening new formulation options for demanding compounds.

Mitsui Chemicals lifts polypropylene prices in Asia, shares reflect tighter margin focus - Ad-hoc

Mitsui Chemicals lifts polypropylene prices in Asia, shares reflect tighter margin focus - Ad-hoc

Mitsui Chemicals raised June/July polypropylene prices in Asia due to higher feedstock costs and demand, aiming to preserve margins. Shares traded at 3,500 JPY, reflecting a focus on profitability.

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India launches world’s first nuclear heat-based hydrogen production facility in Tamil Nadu

India launches world’s first nuclear heat-based hydrogen production facility in Tamil Nadu

telegraphindia.com

India launched the world's first nuclear heat-based hydrogen production facility in Kalpakkam, Tamil Nadu. Using the indigenous Cu-Cl thermochemical process, it marks a pioneering breakthrough for large-scale, carbon-free hydrogen production, boosting clean energy and decarbonization goals.

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