January 2012
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COMPANY NEWS |
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MATERIALS NEWS |
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MACHINERY NEWS |
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EXHIBITION NEWS |
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INJECTION MOULDING ASIA |
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RUBBER JOURNAL ASIA |
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ELECTRONIC ISSUE |
PRA January-February 2012 Electronic Issue Now Available |
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FDA-compliant resins from South America
Sabic's Innovative Plastics business says its facilities in Campinas, Brazil, and Tortuguitas, Argentina, are now certified to produce US Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-compliant and biocompatible resins for the fast-growing South American healthcare market to help slash lead times, reduce inventory costs and increase flexibility in material purchasing.
Medical markets in eight Latin and South American countries - Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Chile, Venezuela, Peru, Colombia and Cuba - are expected to demonstrate a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 4.6% between 2008 and 2013, reaching US$9.2 billion, according to Espicom Health Intelligence. To meet this increasing demand, Sabic is committed to providing local customers fast and easy access to high-performance materials - such as biocompatible Lexan HP polycarbonate (PC) resins - and technical resources that they need to bring the next generation of medical applications to market.
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