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• October 2025 15 October, 2025
  Polymer prices remain under pressure, either due to demand and/or feedstock price reductions.
  Kat West
• Video Update – October 2025 7 October, 2025
  Katherine, Mike and Ian look at the factors affecting polymer pricing in our special monthly video report.
  Kat West
• Plastribution achieves ISCC PLUS accreditation for traceable polymer supply 25 September, 2025
  Plastribution achieves ISCC PLUS accreditation for traceable polymer supply Plastribution Group, the UK’s leading distributor of polymer raw materials, has been awarded the ISCC PLUS (International Sustainability and Carbon Certification). The accreditation supports its ongoing commitment to providing customers with sustainable and traceable polymer solutions. The certification, issued by Aardvark Certification, confirms that Plastribution complies […]
  Matthew Goodger
• September 2025 15 September, 2025
  Sombre market sentiments from the summer holiday period persist into the autumn.
  Kat West
• August 2025 13 August, 2025
  Opposing price inputs lead to further price stagnation, but producers may push for increases in September.
  Kat West
• Video Update – August 2025 5 August, 2025
  Katherine, Mike and Ian look at the factors affecting polymer pricing in our special monthly video report.
  Kat West
• July 2025 22 July, 2025
  Feedstock rollovers and decreases set the scene for polymer pricing over the summer period.
  Kat West
• Video Update – July 2025 4 July, 2025
  Katherine, Mike and Ian look at the factors affecting polymer pricing in our special monthly video report.
  Kat West
• Plastribution Group Achieves Cyber Essentials Certification 30 June, 2025
  We’re pleased to share that Plastribution Group has officially achieved Cyber Essentials certification. This government-backed scheme is designed to help businesses protect themselves from the most common cyber threats, and gaining this recognition is an important step in proving the resilience of our digital systems.
  Matthew Goodger
• June 2025 13 June, 2025
  Deflationary feedstock pressure starts to dissipate and may be a signal towards the future price direction of polymers.
  Kat West