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Commodity_Plastics Industry Thriving Worldwide at a Significant Growth
Commodity plastics refer to plastics used in large volume for regular household applications. These plastics find use in a wide range of applications such as clothing, trash containers, disposables, packaging film, and others. Therefore, these plastics are relatively inexpensive and exhibit lower mechanical properties than engineered plastics.
Commodity plastics refer to plastics that are lighter, moisture resistant, durable, structurally stable, and are used in large volumes for regular household applications as well as in clothing, disposables, packaging film, trash containers, photography, and magnetic tapes. These plastics can be easily recycled, shaped, or molded into a variety of shapes or solid objects, such as bottles or food containers, making them highly suitable for packaging applications. The property of these plastics blends with properties, such as low density, transparency, low electrical conductivity, and toughness, allowing the application of these plastics within a wide collection of products.
These plastics are widely used to #manufacturer cups, plates, trays, printed materials, toys, and other household products. Growing production of #lightweight_electric_vehicles and increasing metal prices and Developing countries offering significant growth opportunities are the driving factors and #opportunities in the commodity plastics.
#Key_Players:
ExxonMobil Chemical, LG Chem, Sumitomo Chemical, Dow, SABIC, BASF SE, LyondellBasell, SINOPEC, INEOS, and Formosa Plastics Corporation, U.S.A.. Other players operating in this market include Borealis, Chevron Phillips Chemical Company, ENI ANGOLA SPA, Reliance Industries Limited, and Braskem.
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