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Since 1984, ITP has provided current and comprehensive analysis of international trade in polymers and petrochemicals, based on import/export statistics, now from over 50 countries. The unique features in ITP's Newsletters and Annual Reviews are used by subscribers worldwide to follow trends, markets and competitors on a country, regional and global level. We invite you to see how our products can be useful to your company! Polymers and Petrochemicals Followed
Commodity Polymers: Polyethylene (LDPE, LLDPE and HDPE), Polypropylene, Propylene Copolymers, Polystyrene (PSX and PSN), PVC, Ethylene Copolymers and EVA Engineering Polymers: ABS, PET, Polyacetals, Polycarbonates and SAN Major Organics: Ethylene, Propylene, Benzene, DEG, MEG, EDC/VCM, Methanol and Styrene Our Products and Services
Newsletters - Available monthly or quarterly, online and in print. Newsletters keep subscribers current on the latest trends in import/export trade volume and prices. Subscriptions include the Annual Review. World Trade Annual Reviews - Comprehensive coverage and analysis of world trade by product. Published in March. Customized Newsletters - ITP can create new newsletters for any product traded globally. First, a quick Global Overview is provided; then, if desired and with client input, a Customized Newsletter can be created. Special Services - Special Services provide client-tailored trade information in a variety of formats. Projects can be one-time or on going and are generally provided in Excel and sent by email. Import/Export Histories - Ten years of World Trade Matrixes, with country-to-country trade detail for each product. A respected source of global trade information on polymers
and petrochemicals, since 1984 |
Recent Trade Trends
ITP's Recent Trade Trends discuss important trends in international polymer and petrochemical trade. Graphs and figures are from ITP's Monthly Newsletters and Annual Reviews. August 11, 2010 August 4, 2010 |