At its conclusion, the European CISUFLO project (2021-2025) leaves behind a transformative legacy in the European flooring sector.
Read MoreOn 2 June 2025, the European Commission adopted a restriction on N,N-dimethylacetamide (DMAC) and 1-ethylpyrrolidin-2-one (NEP).
Read MoreAs plastic materials, such as products or packaging, which are sent to composting facilities should be potentially biodegradable, it is very important to determine the potential biodegradability of such materials and to obtain an indication of their biodegradability in natural environments.
Read MoreIn a powerful declaration released in June 2025, ministers and representatives from 95 countries gathered in Nice have issued a unified call for an ambitious global treaty to end plastic pollution. This statement, known as “The Nice Wake-Up Call for an Ambitious Plastics Treaty,” underlines a collective urgency and determination to address the plastic crisis through a legally binding, comprehensive agreement.
Read MoreIn a global market increasingly shaped by digital platforms and uneven enforcement, Centexbel’s REACH expertise, testing capabilities, and regulatory insight provide a strong defense for European industry, consumer safety, and the future of sustainable textiles.
Read MoreRecent developments in composite materials tackle sustainability challenges head-on. From innovative recycling techniques to the use of bio-based resins and hybrid fiber strategies, the latest breakthroughs are reshaping how fiber-reinforced plastics are made—and remade.
Read MoreA new biodegradable tube offers a temporary solution for soil aeration and water management, leaving no lasting impact on the soil.
Read MoreWith Germany, France, Italy and the UK forging ahead, Europe has consistently led in plastic waste management innovation, accounting for 44% of related patenting activity during the past three decades.
Read MoreCentexbel is proud to present its Annual Report 2024, showcasing a year marked by scientific breakthroughs, impactful collaborations, and strategic investments—all aligned with our mission to support a more sustainable and circular textile and plastics industry.
Read MoreThis incident spotlights the vital importance of CE marking. Under the European Toy Safety Directive (2009/48/EC), toys must comply with safety requirements, including mechanical, chemical, and fire safety evaluations before they can be legally sold within the EU.
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