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26.04.2023
Renewable energy and renewable carbon for a sustainable future: Kuraray joins the Renewable Carbon Initiative (RCI)
Kuraray is networking with many other companies in the Renewable Carbon Initiative to support the transition in organic chemistry products from fossil-based to sustainable carbon.
14.04.2023
Kuraray showcases bio-circular EVAL™ EVOH as well as global innovation initiative at Interpack
Bio-based and bio-circular EVOH resin EVAL™ offers excellent barrier performance
26.03.2023
Kuraray Develops High-Barrier, Recyclable Resin for Paper Coating
Paper-based PLANTIC™ EP resin-coated pouch earns prestigious recycling certification from Western Michigan University.
16.02.2023
Kuraray signs distribution agreement for MOWITAL® with Gehring-Montgomery in the USA
European market leader Kuraray is extending international distribution of its successful MOWITAL® PVB resins.
31.01.2023
Kuraray performs LCAs to make the sustainability of its products more transparent
Independent Life Cycle Assessments for Kuraray Poval™, PVB, PVB film and SentryGlas®.
19.01.2023
Kuraray Showcases Innovative Barrier Solutions for Medical & Pharmaceutical Packaging at Pharmapack 2023
Zwijndrecht/Antwerp, January 10th, 2023. Kuraray, the globally active specialty chemicals company headquartered in Japan, will be exhibiting at Pharmapack (Paris, February 1-2, 2023). At booth J84, EVAL Europe N.V. (a Kuraray subsidiary) will showcase its durable, high-performance EVAL™ ethylene vinyl alcohol copolymer (EVOH) resins that can help improve medical and pharmaceutical packaging. Visitors can find out how Kuraray can support them to protect their Active Pharmaceutical Ingredients (API) and get a glance at EVAL™'s enhanced pharmaceutical packaging performance. In addition, they will get an impression of how EVAL™ can serve as a barrier to protect the medical or pharmaceutical products from contamination. Furthermore, Kuraray will show how EVAL™ is paving the way to a more sustainable future in recyclable multilayer structures.