More Bills Propose More Russian Sanctions
As Russia-Ukraine tensions continue to escalate, two new bills proposing further sanctions on Russia passed quickly through both chambers of legislation and are currently on their way to the desk of President Biden for review. Once passed, the bills will suspend regular trade between Russia and Washington and ban Russian oil imports. Four weeks ago, […]
September – Critical Raw Materials Update
“It’s hard to argue against cynics: They always sound smarter than optimists because they have so much evidence on their side.” – Molly Ivins, Wonkette.com Product News Adipic Acid: 25 Kg., 500 Kg. and 1,000 Kg. Bags (In Stock and Available Now!) Ammonium Bromide: 25 Kg. Bags in Stock and Immediately Available Bio- Succinic Acid: […]
The Future of Shale Oil & Gas—Opinions Differ
Ohio shale and gas production shifts south A Columbus Dispatch article by Dan Gearino said that the Ohio Department of Natural Resources report on second-quarter results show the center of Ohio shale development shifting south to Noble County and Antero Resources Corp. The top two natural-gas wells are located in Monroe County; both are owned […]
Critical Raw Materials Update
Prop 65: Forest Goodman Executive VP Tells us how he really feels Prop 65, the 1986 California initiative to limit exposure to certain chemicals was a major topic of conversation at this year’s Vinyl Formulators Conference, for good reason. For strictly emotional reaction and without proper scientific evaluation, certain ortho-phthalate plasticizers have been placed […]
Chemical Industry News – June
The Chemical Company regularly imports chemicals from around the world. When doing so there are numerous regulations that must be adhered to in each country. So prior to any import we have to do the research to assure that we are in compliance with all regulations.
