Chemicals

A new report shows the Middle East conflict has triggered a three-year high in supply chain pressure, leading to soaring costs, shortages, and stockpiling.

A new partnership aims to reshape U.S. industrial supply chains by locally 3D printing high-performance parts, slashing lead times and boosting resilience.

For decades, toxic chemicals were the norm in HVACR. See how one family business's commitment to safety led to explosive growth and industry-wide change.

After 40 years as a silent partner to global brands, Intercon Chemical is launching its own high-stakes medical cleaning lines to meet new safety standards.

Global commodities giant Traxys finalizes its acquisition of Sweden's Carbomax, a move set to reshape the Nordic green steel market and bolster supply chains.

Arclin completes its acquisition of DuPont's iconic Aramids business, a transformational move that repositions the company and marks a new era for Kevlar and Nomex.

With new leadership and better finances, Star Diamond pushes its massive diamond project forward, but funding challenges and a volatile market loom large.

Amid major board changes following a key investor's exit, the materials giant highlights strong sustainability progress and an innovative AI-powered annual report.

A Vancouver firm's revolutionary tech, backed by government funds, aims to decarbonize metal recovery and secure North America's platinum supply chain.

One of only four vendors to be named a Leader in two key Gartner reports, Logility's AI-driven platform is setting a new standard for supply chain autonomy.

The composite materials leader posted a €5.4M net profit, a stark turnaround from 2024's loss, showcasing strategic resilience against economic headwinds.

REPKON USA rebrands as Paligen, signaling a new era of domestic defense manufacturing fueled by a landmark TNT contract and strategic acquisitions.

Assets of pioneering engineering firm Xytel Corp. go to auction after its closure, offering rare deals on high-demand industrial equipment.

Progressive Planet's new Planet LCD Cement uses waste materials to replace 50% of Portland cement, promising stronger, cheaper, and greener concrete.

A new industry report claims mining for green minerals is low-emission, but reveals the real climate fight is decarbonizing steel and aluminum production.

The 41st World Petrochemical Conference confronts a crisis of oversupply, geopolitical shifts, and cost pressures, forcing leaders to seek a new path.

As Beijing weaponizes rare earths, one company is already producing the critical alloys America's military needs, sidestepping a decades-long dependency.

EcoVadis awards highlight a major shift: sustainability is no longer about compliance, but a core driver of performance, resilience, and long-term value.

A complex, multi-currency financing deal highlights how non-bank lenders are enabling mid-market companies like Unicat to expand across international borders.

The environmental services giant surpassed 2025 targets, driven by its GreenUp strategy, major acquisitions in water tech, and a renewed global push.