At the CHINAPLAS 2021 trade fair to be held in Shenzhen, China from April 13–16,
Covestro will showcase a range of cutting-edge technologies and innovative solutions in various fields, as well as insights into design and aesthetics, all under the motto "Pioneering a circular future together". This is another proof of Covestro’s commitment to building a Circular Economy and a sustainable future.
Meanwhile, the materials manufacturer unveiled plans to start offering the world’s first climate-neutral polycarbonates later this year, in a major step towards its vision to become fully circular while better supporting its customers to reach their sustainability goals.
"This is another milestone in pursuing our sustainability vision. We are committed to supporting our customers in mobility, electronics, electrical, healthcare and appliances industries to meet their challenges by providing products and solutions that provide excellent performance, cost efficiencies and sustainability," says Michelle Jou, President of the Polycarbonates segment at Covestro. "We are accompanying our clients in accelerating the transition to the Circular Economy, as well as helping to build an industrial ecology that favors circularity."
Meanwhile, the materials manufacturer unveiled plans to start offering the world’s first climate-neutral polycarbonates later this year, in a major step towards its vision to become fully circular while better supporting its customers to reach their sustainability goals.
"This is another milestone in pursuing our sustainability vision. We are committed to supporting our customers in mobility, electronics, electrical, healthcare and appliances industries to meet their challenges by providing products and solutions that provide excellent performance, cost efficiencies and sustainability," says Michelle Jou, President of the Polycarbonates segment at Covestro. "We are accompanying our clients in accelerating the transition to the Circular Economy, as well as helping to build an industrial ecology that favors circularity."