According to SkyQuest, the global, adhesives and sealants market size was valued at USD 67.48 billion in 2022 and is poised to grow at a CAGR of 6.0% through 2031.
The coalition is urging Congressional leaders to support a resolution of disapproval of the EPA’s HON rule, which targets over 200 chemical plants, and could limit manufacture of critical chemistries, including ethylene oxide.
Evonik delivered another strong quarter, exceeding analysts' expectations. Based on preliminary and unaudited figures, the company achieved an adjusted EBITDA of €578 million in the second quarter, 29% above the prior-year.
First quarter results reveal that consolidated and net sales are both down, attributed mostly to lower demand. In addition, the decorative business saw a revenue decline due to price cuts, according to the company.
The Symposium will take place February 23-28, 2025 and is currently seeking submissions from academia, government, and industry presenting novel research results in all aspects of coatings.
This award honors the legacy of Dr. Christopher M. Fowler, a past president of NACE International (now AMPP) and a dedicated AMPP member since 1989 by recognizing an AMPP member whose exceptional service and leadership have significantly contributed to the international promotion of the organization’s activities and goals.
The partnership with CESVIMAP R&D Center, a leader in research and development for the collision repair industry, will give Axalta’s refinish customers access to the center's Move2Green sustainability program which offers an online, self-assessment questionnaire to evaluate the current environmental impact of bodyshops.
Pursuant to the AMPP Bylaws, former AMPP Vice Chair Kimberly-Joy Harris, Ph.D., PMP, has succeeded to fill the unexpired term of former AMPP Chair Paul Vinik, who has resigned from the Board.
The Alliance for Chemical Distribution President and CEO, Eric R. Byer, released a statement applauding Representatives for introducing H.R. 8996, a bill to enhance freight rail safety across the nation.