30 June 2016
In the aftermath of the Brexit vote, all member companies are trying to work out the implications for their businesses and CBA has been asked for its guidance on the issues involved particularly in relation to REACH and the 2018 deadline.
More...23 January 2016
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More...5 November 2015
The Chemical Business Association’s (CBA) Supply Chain Trends Survey for October 2015, reports a general slowdown in activity levels with order books weakening, sales flat-lining and margins worsening. Employment prospects, on the other hand, are reported to be improving.
More...29 October 2015
The Chemical Business Association (CBA) has won the chemical security category in the Cefic European Responsible Care Awards for 2015.
More...4 June 2015
The Chemical Business Association’s (CBA) sixth Supply Chain Trends Survey reports a weakening in both order books and sales whilst margins remain under pressure.
More...20 May 2015
A new report by the Chemical Business Association (CBA) highlights the fact that the logistics companies in its membership completed almost one million separate journeys in 2014 without being involved in any transport incidents. Last year, these companies delivered nearly four million tonnes of chemicals to virtually every sector of the UK economy.
More...20 May 2015
The latest report from the Chemical Business Association (CBA) reveals that accidents to employees working in the UK chemical supply chain are at an all time low.
More...12 May 2015
The European Association of Chemical Distributors (Fecc) has named Douglas Leech, CBA’s Technical Director as its ‘Man of the Year’
More...7 May 2015
The Chemical Business Association (CBA) has announced the winners of its annual industry awards for chemical supply chain excellence. The Awards were presented at CBA’s Annual Lunch at the Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London, on 29 April 2015, by comedian, author and television personality, Alexander Armstrong, before an audience of more than 1,150 industry representatives and their guests.
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