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Therapeutic Peptides in 2026: This Year's Breakthroughs
ArticleJun 27, 20265 min read

Therapeutic Peptides in 2026: This Year's Breakthroughs

2026 has been a concentrated year for peptide therapeutics. Efficacy reached a new high in late-stage trials, the obesity field moved beyond the incretins to amylin, the oral route reached weight management, and peptide-guided radioligand therapy kept advancing — each point tied to a specific 2025–2026 result.

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What Are Electronic Resins? The Polymers Inside Chips, Substrates, and Circuit Boards
ArticleJun 23, 20268 min read

What Are Electronic Resins? The Polymers Inside Chips, Substrates, and Circuit Boards

"Electronic resin" is not one material. It is a family of electronic-grade polymers — epoxy molding compounds, laminate resins, build-up films, and photoresists — defined less by what they are made of than by the electrical, thermal, and dimensional numbers they must hit.

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Asia's Biggest Pharma Show Is Back: A Sourcing Playbook for CPHI & PMEC China 2026
ArticleChemAbout Editorial TeamJun 15, 20264 min read

Asia's Biggest Pharma Show Is Back: A Sourcing Playbook for CPHI & PMEC China 2026

CPHI & PMEC China — 3,600+ exhibitors, 110,000+ visitors — opens 16 June at Shanghai's SNIEC. A practical playbook for buyers: go in with a shortlist, qualify suppliers on the floor, and fix the follow-up before you fly home.

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Why ocean freight rates are surging again: early peak season and tight container capacity
ArticleJun 11, 20265 min read

Why ocean freight rates are surging again: early peak season and tight container capacity

Container spot rates rose sharply in early June 2026 as front-loading, Red Sea diversions, low idle capacity and carrier surcharges compressed available space.

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SINOSURE: what China's export credit insurer actually does
ArticleJun 8, 20266 min read

SINOSURE: what China's export credit insurer actually does

SINOSURE is China's policy-oriented export credit insurer, linking export contracts, buyer credit, country risk, claims and trade finance.

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Argentina's recycled plastic content certification: how INTI-ECOPLAS turns recycled content into traceable records
ArticleJun 1, 20264 min read

Argentina's recycled plastic content certification: how INTI-ECOPLAS turns recycled content into traceable records

The INTI-ECOPLAS protocol does not treat recycled content as a broad label. It turns the claim into a chain of evidence: minimum percentage, material origin, polymer type, lots, mass records and production documentation.

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Japan's chemical decarbonization roadmap: hydrogen, ammonia, CCUS and low-carbon feedstocks
ArticleMay 30, 20265 min read

Japan's chemical decarbonization roadmap: hydrogen, ammonia, CCUS and low-carbon feedstocks

Japan's chemical decarbonization pathway is not a single hydrogen story. It combines naphtha-cracker fuel switching, low-carbon hydrogen and ammonia policy, CCUS, plastic-to-oil recycling, bio-based inputs and alcohol-to-chemicals technologies.

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German Chemical Companies Localize in China: What BASF, Evonik, Covestro and WACKER Signal for Supply Chains
ArticleMay 30, 20267 min read

German Chemical Companies Localize in China: What BASF, Evonik, Covestro and WACKER Signal for Supply Chains

German chemical companies are strengthening local production, application development and supply-chain response in China. BASF, Evonik, Covestro and WACKER show how the pattern is changing.

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Japan’s Petrochemical Restructuring Accelerates: What Ethylene Consolidation Means for Supply Chains
ArticleMay 29, 20265 min read

Japan’s Petrochemical Restructuring Accelerates: What Ethylene Consolidation Means for Supply Chains

Japan’s ethylene consolidation, petrochemical spin-offs and polyolefin integration point to a new supply structure for basic chemicals.

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