European chemical industry

CEFIC Urges Strong EU Industrial Policy

Following a decline of 2% in 2020, European chemical production is forecast to pick up by 3% in 2021, before growth rates taper off slightly in 2022, but output in that year should still land 2% higher against 2021.

CEFIC: EU Chemical Output Shows Small Signs of Recovery

According to its latest Chemical Quarterly Report, which CEFIC, the European Chemical Industry Council, published on Sept. 10, chemical output in the EU27 dropped by 5.2% from January to June 2020 compared to the previous year’s level (January to June 2019), following the Covid-19 outbreak in Europe.

Future-Relationship Negotiations between the EU and the UK

CEFIC: 2018 Output Declines Slightly amid Global Economic Downturn

CEFIC Expects Modest Chemical Production Growth

Regaining Competitiveness in the Global Market

A Future-oriented Industrial Policy Strategy

Industry Pushes EU to Boost Competitiveness

CEFIC Says Flat Output and Falling Prices Persist

A New SQAS

Roles Under REACH (Part 4)

How 20 Years Have Transformed the Chemical Industry

Chemical Connections

Roles Under REACh (Part 3)

Profitable Growth in Specialty Chemicals

Roles Under REACh (part 2)

Roles Under REACH (part 1)

Building a Future-Proof Business

Cefic Forecasts Chemicals Economy Growth of 2% in 2014

Is Shale Gas a Game Changer in the European Chemical Market?

Stagnation of EU Chemicals Output in 2013

European Chemical Industry Going Down the Drain, Says Ineos Chairman

Cefic Looks into Europe's Energy and Climate Future

Cefic European Chemical Industry Sustainability Report

Cefic: Business Uncertainty to Affect Industry in 2012

European Chemicals Groups Downbeat on Growth, Costs

EU Chemicals Companies Eye Chinese Investments, Not Doha

SAP’s Martin Hill on the Importance of Chemical Compliance

The Next C3X Top Management Survey