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MEAF Machines to showcase MDX-IV and MDX-DEO at K 2025

MEAF Machines to showcase MDX-IV and MDX-DEO at K 2025

MEAF Machines announces two equipment series to improve recyclate quality: MDX-IV for raising intrinsic viscosity (IV) and decontaminating rPET, and MDX-DEO for deodorisation and decontamination of PP, PE and PS. Premieres are scheduled for K 2025.

ABB and Citroniq plan 100% bio-based polypropylene plant

ABB and Citroniq plan 100% bio-based polypropylene plant

ABB will supply automation, electrification and digitalization for Citroniq’s planned 100 percent biogenic polypropylene facility in Nebraska, scheduled to start up in 2029. The partners aim to deliver the first full commercial-scale plant of its kind.

Wintec shows t-win 6500 MuCell cell for interiors at K 2025

Wintec shows t-win 6500 MuCell cell for interiors at K 2025

At K 2025, Engel will present a Wintec t-win 6500 two-platen injection moulding cell with MuCell physical foaming to produce a mineral-filled PP B‑pillar trim in a 50‑second cycle with material savings. The integrated solution includes digital assistance systems and a viper 20 linear robot.

Innovia presents monomaterials to meet PPWR at Fachpack 2025

Innovia presents monomaterials to meet PPWR at Fachpack 2025

Innovia Films, a pioneer in materials science that manufactures BOPP films for packaging, labels, graphics and tobacco products, will be showcasing its recently launched full range of innovative mono-material polypropylene solutions that are PPWR compliant and engineered for advanced recyclability.

RecyClass continues advancing plastics circularity

RecyClass continues advancing plastics circularity

RecyClass has released significant updates to its Design for Recycling Guidelines and Recyclability Evaluation Protocols, reflecting the latest scientific findings and ongoing collaboration across the plastic packaging value chain.

Prices and demand for PP in Poland at the end of June 2025

Prices and demand for PP in Poland at the end of June 2025

The contract price of propylene is expected to rise in July. However, unlike the polyethylene market, European polypropylene producers will have limited opportunities to raise prices due to continued low demand and the availability of cheaper imports.