American chemical industry news

A new plant will supply ultra-pure gases for chip manufacturing, supporting the semiconductor industry's growth, with operations starting by 2027.

The partnership extends to Asia-Pacific, Latin America, and the US, enhancing biological crop protection with innovative pheromone gel technology.

Lynkuet™ gains UK approval for treating menopausal symptoms, showing positive results in Phase III trials. Further approvals are sought in the US, EU, and globally.

Gadoquatrane, a low-dose MRI contrast agent, shows positive Phase III results. EU approval could reduce gadolinium exposure by 60% compared to current standards.

140 million cubic metres of U.S. LNG will be supplied to Ukraine, enhancing energy security and supporting EU goals.

New paper bags cut plastic use, align with EU recycling rules, and reduce CO2 footprint by 20%. Quality and shelf life remain unchanged. Transition starts in Antwerp, with more sites to follow.

The report details TiO2 production facilities, capacities, and processes across various global locations, highlighting adequate provision for plant and equipment maintenance.

Investing €56M, BASF will boost PVP production by 6,000 metric tons across plants in Germany, USA, and China, targeting pharmaceutical, cosmetic, detergent, and food sectors.

The alliance has successfully scaled bio-succinic acid production in Leuna, meeting commercial yield and quality targets, and securing process guarantees for future plants.

$135M investment to boost MDI capacity in Geismar, USA by 50ktes and upgrade Rotterdam, Netherlands site. New facilities to enhance production and flexibility, leveraging US shale gas benefits.

FRX will break ground in August 2012 and commission the plant by Q4 2013. The site offers key raw materials, skilled workforce, and logistics. FRX holds 20 patents and operates pilot plants in MA and Switzerland.