Enable JavaScript to run this app.
Delete Account
Are you sure you want to delete this Account?
If you click Delete, your account will be temporarily deactivated for 7 days, after that all the information associated with your account will be deleted permanently and you won’t be able to recover it.

Chemicals News Today

View All

Latest Market News Of Chemicals

Daily ReportNews

ECOWAS Calcium Oxide Sorbents - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights

ECOWAS Calcium Oxide Sorbents - Market Analysis, Forecast, Size, Trends and Insights

The ECOWAS calcium oxide sorbents market, valued at $30-55M in 2026, is set for 4-6% CAGR growth to 400,000-550,000 tonnes by 2035, driven by industrial expansion and emerging CO2 capture. Local production covers 20-35%, with imports filling the rest.
Domestic LPG prices increased by Rs 29, second hike amid ongoing Middle East crisis

Domestic LPG prices increased by Rs 29, second hike amid ongoing Middle East crisis

Domestic LPG prices increased by Rs 29 to Rs 942 per 14.2-kg cylinder in Delhi from June 7, marking the second hike in three months. This follows a Rs 60 hike on March 7, with retailers losing Rs 703 per cylinder.
Take note Mumbaikars! FSSAI warns Mumbai vendors from using..., issues fresh warning for serving food items

Take note Mumbaikars! FSSAI warns Mumbai vendors from using..., issues fresh warning for serving food items

FSSAI warns Mumbai vendors against using newspapers for food packaging/serving due to health risks from ink chemicals, heavy metals, and contamination. This violates 2018 packaging regulations. Consumers are urged to avoid newspaper-wrapped food.
Panipat Sugar Mill to Build Ethanol Facility in Haryana

Panipat Sugar Mill to Build Ethanol Facility in Haryana

Panipat Sugar Mill will build Haryana's largest ethanol plant for ₹200 crore, producing 90,000 litres/day within 15 months. This ZLD facility will use flexible feedstocks, boosting biofuel blending and supporting India's energy goals.
India's Manufacturing Surge: A Path to Reduced Import Dependency

India's Manufacturing Surge: A Path to Reduced Import Dependency

India's manufacturing surge reduces import dependency, with electricals dropping from 22.7% to 13.7% and chemicals from 27.5% to 22.5%. Overall import-to-net-sales for 1,372 firms fell to 22.3% in FY25, driven by domestic policies.
Assam looks to Bangladesh as petrochemical exports jump

Assam looks to Bangladesh as petrochemical exports jump

Assam's petrochemical exports to Bangladesh surged from 300 MT in 2023 to 6,000 MT in 2024-25, driven by improved connectivity. This jump strengthens trade ties, positioning Assam as a key industrial gateway for regional economic cooperation.
To empty the Cancer Train, India has a plan to first vaccinate its soil

To empty the Cancer Train, India has a plan to first vaccinate its soil

IPL Biologicals inaugurated a Rs 400-crore Vadodara plant, producing advanced biofertilisers using freeze-drying. This aims to reduce chemical use, addressing issues like Punjab's "Cancer Train" and improving soil health, despite scientific debate.
From Qatar to Coal: Can India Finally Break Its Energy Dependence?

From Qatar to Coal: Can India Finally Break Its Energy Dependence?

India's Cabinet approved a ₹37,500 crore coal gasification scheme in May 2026 to reduce energy imports. Aiming to gasify 100 million tonnes of coal by 2030, it seeks to boost self-reliance despite challenges in coal quality and economic viability.
Ohmium and Insolare team up on 4 MW green hydrogen project for NLC India in Tamil Nadu

Ohmium and Insolare team up on 4 MW green hydrogen project for NLC India in Tamil Nadu

Ohmium and InSolare partner on a 4 MW green hydrogen project for NLC India in Tamil Nadu. It will produce 700 metric tons annually, advancing India's clean energy transition with PEM electrolyzer technology and EPC expertise.
Stop Using Newspapers For Packing Or Serving Food Items: FSSAI Cites Serious Health Risks

Stop Using Newspapers For Packing Or Serving Food Items: FSSAI Cites Serious Health Risks

FSSAI directs food businesses to stop using newspapers for packing/serving food, citing serious health risks from printing inks (chemicals, heavy metals) and unhygienic handling. This enforces existing 2018 regulations, urging consumer vigilance.

Tell Us Your RequirementsBest Rates | Working Capital | Delivery Anywhere

Select Product
Logo
cookie-image

To improve your experience, we use cookies to remember log-in details and provide secure log-in, collect statistics to optimize site functionality, and deliver content tailored to your interests. Your click on “Accept all Cookies” means you consent to all these cookies. To adjust your consent click . Cookies Settings