04.10.2010 • Topics • VIP • VIP - Visions in Plastics-online

VIP - Visions In Plastics 2010

VIP - Visions in Plastics - Polymers for a Sustainable Future, edition 1/2010
VIP - Visions in Plastics - Polymers for a Sustainable Future, edition 1/2010

In October 2010 the first issue of CHEManager/CHEManager Europe's new special supplement „VIP - Visions in Plastics - Polymers for a Sustainable Future" was published. Access the online edition here.

The next issue will be published in October 2011. Find out more in our media flyer.

Im Oktober 2010 erschien die Erstausgabe der neuen CHEManager/CHEManager Europe-Sonderpublikation „VIP - Visions in Plastics - Polymers for a Sustainable Future". Den Blätterkatalog der Erstausgabe 1/2010 finden Sie hier.

Die nächste Ausgabe erscheint im Oktober 2011. In unserem Mediaflyer finden Sie alle wichtigen Informationen.

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