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Two Indians, their firms face US sanctions for alleged links with Mexico-based drug cartel

Two Indians, their firms face US sanctions for alleged links with Mexico-based drug cartel

Two Indians and their firms, SR Chemicals and Agrat Chemicals, face US sanctions from April 23 for allegedly supplying precursor chemicals for illicit fentanyl to a Mexico-based cartel. They were arrested in March 2025 and charged under NDPS Act.
Lignin emerging as a petrochemical alternative

Lignin emerging as a petrochemical alternative

Lignin, a plant-derived aromatic polymer, is emerging as a competitive petrochemical alternative for resins, adhesives, and carbon fibres. Once a low-value byproduct, it offers scalable, sustainable solutions despite integration challenges, leveraging its abundance and unique chemistry.
Why India Needs Climate-Resilient Roads and Highways That Can Withstand Extreme Weather

Why India Needs Climate-Resilient Roads and Highways That Can Withstand Extreme Weather

India's 6.6 million km road network, growing 60% since 2013, faces extreme weather. Climate-resilient roads are crucial for economic stability, reducing maintenance by 25-40%. Innovations like polymer-modified bitumen and plastic asphalt are emerging.
Are Your Gym Clothes Hiding “Forever Chemicals”? The Truth About Activewear Safety

Are Your Gym Clothes Hiding “Forever Chemicals”? The Truth About Activewear Safety

Gym wear may contain 'forever chemicals' (PFAS) for water/stain resistance. These can leach into skin, posing health risks like hormonal issues and cancer. Experts advise choosing PFAS-free activewear and washing new items to reduce exposure.
Conflicts push India’s biofuel, low-carbon fertiliser revolution

Conflicts push India’s biofuel, low-carbon fertiliser revolution

Global conflicts drive India's biofuel and low-carbon fertiliser revolution. With E20 blending nearing 20% by 2025-26 and a 5 million-tonne green hydrogen target by 2030, India aims for energy security, reducing ₹22 lakh crore fuel imports.
Advanta bioKEMIX Launches India Operations

Advanta bioKEMIX Launches India Operations

Advanta bioKEMIX launched India operations to transform chemical supply chains. With a ₹220 crore investment over five years, it aims to build an integrated, transparent global network, positioning India as a key manufacturing and innovation hub for efficient, high-quality solutions.
US sanctions on Hengli Petrochemical raise Bitcoin stability questions

US sanctions on Hengli Petrochemical raise Bitcoin stability questions

US sanctions on Hengli Petrochemical raise Bitcoin stability questions. Odds for Bitcoin hitting $60,000 in April are 0.4%, down from 1%. Traders remain unfazed, with minimal market movement despite geopolitical tensions.
Indonesia to remove import duties on some plastic products and LPG for petrochemical industry

Indonesia to remove import duties on some plastic products and LPG for petrochemical industry

Indonesia will remove import duties on specific plastic products and LPG for its petrochemical industry. This aims to boost domestic production, lower costs, enhance competitiveness, and stimulate sector growth, reducing import reliance.
The Next Trillion-Dollar Companies Will Be Built In Material Innovation, Not Code

The Next Trillion-Dollar Companies Will Be Built In Material Innovation, Not Code

Next trillion-dollar companies will emerge from material innovation, not code. India's regulations, like 100% recyclable packaging by 2030, drive a $20 billion biopolymer market opportunity. Manufacturing at scale, not science, is key to unlocking this potential.
Harvest apocalypse: How war, chemistry, and a Super El Nino are converging to break worlds food system

Harvest apocalypse: How war, chemistry, and a Super El Nino are converging to break worlds food system

A 'harvest apocalypse' looms as extreme heat, war-driven chemical supply chain collapse (sulphuric acid up 165%, urea up 28%), and a strong El Nino converge. This threatens global food systems, potentially pushing 45 million more into hunger by mid-2026.

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