Speaking on publication of the Government Paper on suggestions for ensuring trade in goods and services can continue on the day the UK leaves the EU, Britain’s chemi...
One of the UK’s top manufacturing exporters has criticised the Government for making the full transition to Brexit unnecessarily complex. The chemical and pharmaceut...
Chemical businesses across the UK have stressed the importance of an improving European Union economy to their UK manufacturing operations. In the latest Chemical In...
This guidance document “The assessment and classification of waste packaging” was developed by trade associations[1] representing companies operating in the chemical...
One of the UK’s most regulated industrial sectors has today welcomed the publishing of the government’s European Union (Withdrawal) Bill, also known as the Repeal Bi...
At a meeting of CIA Council held in Leeds on 15 June, members reconfirmed their commitment to the industry’s Brexit priorities: • Tariff-free access to the sin...
The winners of the 2017 Chemical Industry Awards have been announced at a celebration dinner held at the Queens Hotel in Leeds on 15 June. Speaking to industry repre...
One of Britain’s top manufacturing exporters, the chemical and pharmaceutical industry, has urged the Prime Minister to secure a wide-ranging agreement as she kicks ...
Speaking ahead of the Chancellor’s Spring Budget, the boss of one of the UK top manufacturing exporters has called on Phillip Hammond to take action rather than adop...
Following the Prime Minister's speech today, the Chemical Industries Association - the trade body for one of the UK's largest manufacturing exporters - has urged bus...
As one of the UK’s top exporting earning sectors, the chemical industry believes today’s Autumn Statement is a missed opportunity in driving sustainable UK growth. S...
The Chancellor, ahead of his Autumn Statement, has been urged to invest in the economy. The proposal has been made by the Chemical Industries Association as part of ...
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