More and more consumers know about their CO2-Footprint and are increasingly demanding climate-neutral packages. The packaging enterprise Elopak wants to achieve absolute sustainability by 2020. What role here does the chemical company Sabic play, you can read here...

The emerging Asian Middle classes, urbanisation and population grow drive the need for environemntal solutions, esepcially for clean and sustainable water, in the developing countries - adevelopment that was of major interest at this year's IFAT India 2013...

Linde Bangladesh, a subsidiary of The Linde Group’s Gases Division, will invest €14.6 million in Rupganj to build an air separation unit (ASU) producing approximately 100 tonnes per day of liquefied gases, making it the largest liquid producing ASU in Bangladesh.

At Sohar, the petrochemical hub of Oman, a new petrochemical complex will be build. Till 2018 new plants for petroleum processing should arise at Sohar and Fahud.

Vogelsang will be showcasing rotary lobe pumps for demanding applications across a wide variety of industries at Achema. The company’s main highlight of the show is the IQ and VX pump series.

Diverse individual solutions will be presented by Netzsch along with skids and complete plants in a 3D virtual reality system at Achema 2018. Visitors can also stop by and learn why the firm sees the combination of an Epsilon inline disperser and a Neos high-performance grinding system as the ideal universal solution for processing printing inks.

Current safety assessment practice is primarily based on understanding the potential risk posed by single substances rather than their "real life" combinations, thus potential combination effects might be overlooked. How can the safety of combined exposures to multiple chemicals for people and the environment be addressed?

Gas specialist Praxiar starts up a large air separation plant in northern China for the Yankuang Guohong Chemical facility in Zoucheng City.

Solberg, a U.S. manufacturer of industrial filters, separators and silencers, opened a new office in Nuremberg, Germany, at the beginning of May.

Körting designs and develops scrubbers on the basis of the ejector principle relating to co-current flow apparatus in which dusts and pollutants could be separated and discharged off.