With Nayaki Nayyar’s appointment, Corteva will have 13 members in its Board of Directors. At present, Nayyar holds the position of President – Digital Service and Operations Management at BMC Software.

Saudi Aramco has announced regulatory approval for the development of the Jafurah unconventional gas field which is considered to be the largest non-associated gas field in Saudi Arabia. The project is expected to boost the company’s position in the global energy sector.

Located in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, the new industrial gas hub will comprise a steam methane reformer, an air separation unit, hydrogen pressure swing adsorption units, and the installation of comprehensive pipeline networks.

Royal DSM has increased production capacity with the addition of the DSM-AGI Taiwan facility for production of UV curable coatings for its fiber optic materials business in order to provide a local supply chain for the Asian market.

Celanese announced the completion of key debottlenecking projects and product transfers at its global manufacturing facilities to support customer demand and project pipeline growth in the company’s engineered materials business.

The joint venture between plant engineering and construction specialist Thyssen Krupp Industrial Solutions and electrochemical technologies supplier De Nora was concluded successfully on April 1st, 2015. It will trade under the name Thyssen Krupp Uhde Chlorine Engineers and is operational with immediate effect.

L’Oréal., the global cosmetics leader, selected Siemens’ Teamcenter software to help optimize its packaging development processes, reduce time-to-market, and improve product innovation and quality.

Adopting international guidelines and maintaining product quality, Sharplex Filters (India) produces complex filtration equipment that offers ease in operations. Now the company has set is sights on new business opportunities: New developments and future markets could become the make or break factor for suppiers of filtration technology...

The key outcome of Cefic’s data analysis has revealed that there is a need to better execute the registration, evaluation, authorisation and restriction of chemicals for imported goods. Children’s toys are considered to be the most recurrent case of non-compliance.

Innovative equipment design in combination with modern image processing technology allowed to reduce the manufacturing costs of a high quality medical device product. The new process solution replaces a costly visual inspection step carried out by several qualified QC staff.