As tariffs change the plastics supply chain landscape, demand is increasing for U.S.-based injection and blow-molders in various markets, including medical, especially for start-up med tech products.

The bill faced opposition from American Beverage Association Vice President Rick Rivas, brother to Assembly Speaker Rob Rivas.

The RHO doesn’t out-crazy the TRX, whose shadow still towers over it in some aspects, but that’s perfectly fine. The new ...

The global caps and closures market is poised for significant growth, with market size expected to reach USD 81.7 billion in 2025 and expand to USD 125.7 billion by 2035. The market is projected to ...

Record-breaking floods on Australia’s east coast have left at least three people dead and one missing, as authorities warn of more heavy rain in the coming days.View on euronews ...

The overcaps market was valued at approximately USD 42.5 billion in 2025. It is forecasted to surge to around USD 69.3 ...

Aluminum ROPP closures gain traction in the USA wine market for preventing oxidation, ensuring freshness, and offering ...

The Tiverton and Minehead MP made the demand following the release of ‘At the Limit’, a report published over the weekend by The End Child Poverty ... due to the cap. The coalition’s ...

Or sign-in if you have an account. Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre is promising to end the federal single-use plastic ban on items like straws and grocery bags if his party is elected.

Hydel High pulled off a brilliant showing to win their second Inter-secondary Schools Sports Association (ISSA)/GraceKennedy Girls’ Athletics Championships in three years as they amassed 277 ...

Why would an apex ocean predator eat gloves? Or rope? Or plastic cups? How does a whale end up with more than 200 pounds of waste in its stomach? In November 2019, a young sperm whale was found ...

As more research is conducted into the dangers of microplastics, we learn the risk that untethered caps and other sources of plastic pollution pose to public health. We must address the growing ...