AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoChemical Parks Push in India: India’s Union Cabinet cleared the ₹3,030 crore BHAVYA-Rasayan scheme to build three chemical parks with plug-and-play utilities and environmental safeguards, aiming to cut logistics costs and boost exports. Tariffs Pressure Supply Chains: The U.S. rolled out new Section 301 forced-labour tariffs that put Indian textile exporters at a disadvantage, with industry warning sourcing could shift to quota-eligible Asian rivals. Ethylene Expansion in China: CNPC started up its Tarim 1.2 mt/y Phase II ethylene project in Xinjiang, positioning it to supply polyolefins and synthetic rubber for regional downstream clusters. EU Competitive Tensions: INEOS warned in an open letter that imported chemicals are squeezing Europe, urging stronger government support for low-carbon ethylene capacity. PFAS and Public Health Scrutiny: A lawsuit renewed attention on “forever chemicals” in tampons, while FDA peptide rules are also under debate as an advisory panel voted to loosen restrictions on certain injectable peptides. Waste and Regulation Watch: Malaysia tightened enforcement against e-waste imports under a 2026 ban, with authorities reporting container-level detection challenges. Hydrogen Tech Demo: Advait Greenergy and Jiangsu Guofu showcased a 5 MW pressurised alkaline electrolyser demonstration tied to India’s green hydrogen mission.
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