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- Bioplastics Aren't the Stretch They Once Seemed.(Brief Article)
- DuPont, Cargill Dow and Metabolix bring sustainability to plastics manufacture. Plastics, like the petrochemicals used to make them, present two growing problems: dependence on a finite natural resource crude oil and persistence in the environment. As the American Plastics Council would...
- Research articles 2001-08-20
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- CDP Will Build Huge PLA Unit At Cargill's Site.(Cargill Dow Polymers, polyactide polymer plant)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- Cargill Dow Polymers says the corn-derived plastic could post rapid growth. CARGILL Dow Polymers LLC GDP, a 50-50 joint venture between Dow Chemical Company and Cargill Inc., will build a 140,000-metric-ton polyactide PLA polymer plant at Cargill's complex in Blair, Neb....
- Research articles 2000-01-17
- Cargill takes an interest in Cargill Dow.(People Today)(Brief Article)
- Minnetonka, Minn. -- Cargill has acquired the 50 percent interest in Cargill Dow LLC owned by Dow Chemical Co. and has renamed the company NatureWorks LLC. NatureWorks markets the resin NatureWorks PLA and the fiber Ingeo that are proprietary ...
- Research articles 2005-02-28
- Cargill Dow is now NatureWorks LLC.
- NatureWorks LLC, Minnetonka, Minn., is the new name of the subsidiary of Cargill, Inc. that produces NatureWorks polylactic acid PLA biopolymers and Ingeo PLA fibers. Cargill acquired Dow Chemical Co.'s 50% share of the former Cargill Dow LLC joint NatureWorks LLC, Minnetonka, Minn., is the new...
- Research articles 2005-03-01
- Woolmark, Cargill Dow join forces.(Brief Article)
- MINNEAPOLIS -- The Woolmark Company and Cargill Dow LLC have announced an ongoing partnership that is working to explore the benefits of combining two natural-based fibers -- Merino Wool and NatureWorks Fibers. Cargill Dow, a U.S.-based joint MINNEAPOLIS...
- Research articles 2000-10-16
- Cargill Dow-Mitsui Biodegradable Polymer Link-Up.(Mitsui Chemicals, Cargill-Dow to partner)(Brief Article)
- Cargill Dow and Mitsui Chemicals say that they will collaborate in biodegradable polymers made from polylacric acid PLA. The companies will exchange technology and expertise and develop new applications. Mitsui Chemicals will obtain Japanese sales rights for the polymer to be produced by Cargill Dow; Mitsui...
- Research articles 2001-10-03
- Ashland sings deal with Cargill Dow... forms foundry software alliance. (Specialties).(Ashland Specialty Chemical, Cargill Dow ethyl lactate distribution agreement)(Brief Article)
- Ashland Specialty Chemical says it has signed a five-year agreement with Cargill Dow that makes Ashland the exclusive distributor of Cargill Dow's electronics-grade ethyl lactate. Cargill Dow recently started up a plant at Blair, NE for polylactic acid and other lactides (CW, April 10, p. 21)....
- Research articles 2002-05-08
- Cargill Dow and Mitsui Boost PLA Market Development.(Cargill Dow L.L.C., Mitsui Chemicals partner to market polyactide resin)(Brief Article)
- CARGILL DOW LLC and Mitsui Chemicals have signed an agreement to accelerate the market development for polylactide PLA. Under the agreement, both companies will exchange intellectual property and technical information relating to PLA application CARGILL DOW LLC and Mitsui Chemicals have signed an...
- Research articles 2001-10-15
- Cargill Inc. has bought out Dow Chemical's 50% share in Cargill Dow LLC
- Cargill Inc. has bought out Dow Chemical's 50% share in Cargill Dow LLC, a joint venture to manufacture corn-based plastic resins. The venture will now be known as NatureWorks LLC.
- Research articles 2005-02-01
- Genencor to partner with Cargill Dow on biomass.(News)(Genencor International Inc., Cargill Dow L.L.C.)(Brief Article)
- Genencor International Inc. and Cargill Dow LLC have formed an 18-month partnership to develop enzyme systems to convert biomass into lactic acid. The companies are not releasing the cost or financial terms of their alliance, which is being partially funded by grants from the Department of...
- Research articles 2003-09-15
- Toray and Cargill Dow sign master license agreement for "Ingeo"
- Toray Industries, Inc. and U.S.-based Cargill Dow LLC have concluded a master agreement encompassing brands, technology licenses and PLA chip supply, to manufacture and market "Ingeo" fiber products made from Cargill Dow's corn-based PLA polylactic acid. In addition to being supplied with PLA chip and licensed to utilize technologies for...
- Research articles 2003-06-01
- Bader Named Chairman, President and CEO, Cargill Dow LLC.
- MINNEAPOLIS, MINNESOTA, Jan 27, 2004 CCNMatthews via COMTEX Kathleen M. Bader has been named chairman, president and CEO of Cargill Dow LLC. A 50/50 joint venture between The Dow Chemical Company and Cargill Incorporated, Cargill Dow represents one of the most significant investments in...
- Research articles 2004-01-27
- Cargill Dow Polymers LLC, a joint venture between Cargill Inc. and Dow Chemical Co., introduces its NatureWorks PLA polymers
- Five Years Ago * Cargill Dow Polymers LLC, a joint venture between Cargill Inc. and Dow Chemical Co., introduces its NatureWorks PLA polymers. The resins, made from renewable resources such as corn, can be used in a range of fiber and textile applications. * New Holland and Case...
- Research articles 2005-01-01
- Cargill, Dow Begin Construction of Corn Chemicals Plant near Blair, Neb.(Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News)
- Apr. 27--Cargill Dow Polymers L.L.C., a joint venture between industry giants Cargill Inc. and Dow Chemical Co., officially broke ground Tuesday on its $300 million plant near Blair, Neb. The latest plant will be the biggest operation in Cargill's rapidly expanding complex south of...
- Research articles 2000-05-02
- Cargill Dow Wins DOE Award.(Brief Article)
- CARGILL DOW has been awarded more than $2 million by the US Department of Energy for continued ... CARGILL DOW has been awarded more than $2 million by the US Department of Energy for continued research and development of its proprietary fermentation process for...
- Research articles 2000-09-18
- Market goes `corny' as Ingeo meets world.(Cargill Dow selects Ingeo as prand name for polylactide)
- NEW YORK -- It's been colloquially referred to as "the corn fiber" since its commercial debut in 2001. Last week, Cargill Dow unveiled a brand name for its generic man-made fiber, polylactide PLA, and announced an ambitious global growt NEW YORK -- It's been...
- Research articles 2003-01-27
- Mitsui Teams With Cargill Dow on PLA.(biodegradable polylactic acid deal)(Brief Article)
- MITSUI CHEMICALS of Japan and Cargill Dow LLC of Minnesota, US have formed an alliance for the business development of biodegradable polylactic acid PLA. PLA is a natural resin made from plant sugars that can be derived from feedstock such as cor MITSUI CHEMICALS...
- Research articles 2001-10-01
- Cargill Dow plans resin plant.
- The plastics industry's on-again, off-again relationship with biodegradable materials took a turn for the better Jan. 11 when Cargill Dow Polymers LLC unveiled plans to build a $300 million biodegradable polymer plant in Blair, Neb. The plant, set The plastics industry's on-again, off-again...
- Research articles 2000-01-17
- Cargill Dow, CSI, Pfizer, SC Fluids win Green Chemistry awards. (Business & Finance News: United States/Americas).(Brief Article)
- Plastic made from corn, an alternative for arsenic-treated wood, and a less-polluting process to make antidepressants are among the winners of EPA's 2002 Presidential Green Chemistry Challenge awards. Cargill Dow was recognized for its polylactic acid PLA resin joint venture, which manufactures biodegradable...
- Research articles 2002-07-03
- Keep an eye on new "natural plastic," result.(Cargill Dow Polymers upcoming product)
- Keep an eye on new "natural plastic," result of joint venture of Dow Chemical and Cargill Inc. Cargill Dow Polymers is a 50/50 JV that plans to produce 300 million lb of the new plastic, called polyactide PLA, by end of 2001. PLA, which is made from...
- Research articles 2000-02-10
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