ERJ Weekly Review - Rubber Industry News

ERJ staff report (PR)

London – ERJ looks back at some of the top stories of the week. These include the most read and others you may have missed.

ERJ Survey: Tire trade protection measures in Europe

The US International Trade Commission to continue an anti-dumping and countervailing duty investigation against passenger and light truck tire imports from China ...

Michelin earnings up on lower first-half sales

CEO Jean-Dominique Senard: “In a competitive environment that persisted through the first half, Michelin met its objective ...

Versalis in the red, goes green

Decline at producer of basic chemicals, styrenics, elastomers and polyolefins driven by increased oil-based feedstock costs ...

Manufacturing skills gaps wider than ever

Measures to address skills shortages in the rubber industry still proving woefully ineffective, believes Andrew Smith of Rockwell Automation ...

Sulphur-eating biorecycling project advance

Recyclatech team worked alongside scientists at Wilton to demonstrate the technology on a commercial scale ...

Thailand aerospace ambitions to fuel tire sector growth

Investment board looking to repeat its “success” in its automotive industry and boost growth with tier 2 and tier 3 suppliers ...

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