In recent years, the polypropylene industry has faced the dual pressures of declining product prices and decreasing capacity utilization rates, leading to a continuous narrowing of corporate profit margins. The industry's profitability has come under

Polyvinyl chloride (PVC) is one of the most common plastics in everyday life. It is ubiquitous: pipes, siding, wires, flooring, furniture, wall decorations, and even vintage records. 61% of the PVC produced globally is used in the building and constr

Ethylene is the most important raw material in basic chemical industry, and there are three main production processes. Steam cracking of naphtha, which is also the most traditional production process, produces ethylene by high-temperature cracking o

Background: On August 26, 2025, the Turkish Ministry of Trade issued announcement No. 2025/24, stating that an anti-circumvention investigation has been initiated on synthetic leather with a weight exceeding 150 grams per square meter originating fro

The wind arises from the edge of the green duckweed. Waves arise from subtle ripples. The "25% production reduction" in South Korea's petrochemical industry is not merely a capacity adjustment; it is a landmark event signifying t

Recently, Chinese listed plastic machinery companies have successively released their “report cards” for the first half of 2025, showing a marked trend of “the strong stay strong while polarization intensifies.” Leading companies have achieved double

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In 2025, the home appliance industry is approaching the critical "Golden September and Silver October" sales period, yet the latest production scheduling data reveals a chill in the air. According to the latest major white goods production scheduling

In August 2025, there were two most sensational pieces of news. One was that several large polyolefin plants in Northeast Asia were put into operation, with capacities generally in the range of 300,000 to 400,000 tons per year. As a result, domestic