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PREVIEW – K 2025

 Live: SABIC materials used in ap- solutions that help drive closed- Examples aim to offer recyclability,
pliances, consumer electronics, loop systems and reduce lifecycle functionality, convenience and ex-
smart devices, advanced connecti- emissions. tended shelf-life to meet consumer
vity, 5G access and energy storage for  Work: From industrial areas to demand.
EV mobility can support improving offi ce buildings, SABIC’s solutions  Care: SABIC’s dedicated health-
home life. SABIC’s innovations can are used to produce durable infra- care product portfolio will address
support energy effi ciency, connec- structure components – from pipes patient care and safety in novel ap-
tivity, design and comfort for living for domestic, industrial and agri- plications including drug delivery,
area applications. culture/aquaculture to high-voltage ophthalmology, blood management
 Move: SABIC will spotlight how its cables for renewable energy networks and personal protection. Visitors
materials are helping to transform that can help accelerate energy tran- will also be able to discover how
daily transportation – from road to sition. SABIC is supporting to innovate
rail and air. Exhibits will demon-  Shop: Displays will focus on the in healthcare through circular solu-
strate how advanced thermoplas- use of circular polymers (includ- tions to help address the challenge
tics and technology platforms can ing products based on recovered of medical plastic waste.
help unlock new levels of design ocean-bound plastic), bio-renew-
freedom and part integration, while able polymers to help reduce carbon SABIC will showcase these offer-
advancing circularity goals with footprint and closed-loop solutions. ings at its booth D42 in Hall 6.
CLOSING THE LOOP

Ineos Styrolution spotlights sustainable styrenics solutions

Ineos Styrolution, a leading provider
of styrene monomers, polystyrene,
ABS and advanced styrenic products,
focussed on two key themes: advanced
recycling technologies and bio-based
feedstock.

Ineos Styrolution offers a range of
‘ECO’ products within its styrenics
portfolio, which are designed to be sus-
tainable alternatives to traditional mate-
rials. These ‘ECO’ solutions include
products made from recycled plastics
and renewable feedstock, aiming to re-
duce waste and carbon footprint. They climate targets through product carbon “These cups made with mechani-
are often offered as “drop-in” solutions, footprint (PCF) data. It delivers trans- cally-recycled Styrolution PS ECO
meaning they can be used in existing parent emissions data from raw mate- 440FC MR100 results in 60% reduc-
manufacturing processes without re- rial sourcing through manufacturing up tion in CO e emissions compared to
2
quiring signifi cant changes. until the factory gate. This transparency conventional Styrolution PS,” said
supports sustainability goals across the Mr. Riechers.
Sven Riechers, the company’s VP- supply chain. Mr. Riechers highlighted
Sales Management EMEA and Ms. the reduction in PCF achieved with its The company offi cials also pre-
Yvonne van Veen, Head of Advocacy Terluran ECO products compared to sented its bio-attributed styrenics, used
EMEA, highlighted the company’s conventional ABS materials. in everyday products such as ‘Playmobil’
stated target of selling 500-kt of ‘ECO’ toys, water fi lters and autoinjector
products in 2030. Another highlight was yoghurt housings. “These solutions are locally
cups made from mechanically recycled sourced and produced for the region, in
The company offers tools for cus- polystyrene, now available on shelves the region, reinforcing our commitment
tomers to track emissions and meet at Lidl in Germany. to sustainable innovation,” they said.

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