The European Adhesive and Sealant Industry: Growth by end-use markets 2017.pdf
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IVK, Düsseldorf, 25 Juni 2018 – Significant price increases for basic chemicals and intermediates, limited availability and a strong global demand make adhesive raw materials significantly more expensive. In addition, steadily raising regulatory costs and the shortage of freight capacities are leading to noticeable additional burden on the cost structure of German adhesive manufacturers.
A FEICA consumer survey, in cooperation with InSites Consulting, on well-known habits and uses of adhesives and sealants.
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