Coronavirus and polymers - sustainability through the pandemic
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Table of contents
- The pandemic
- Global economy
- 2019: a turning point?
- Spinning around? Can circular momentum be maintained in a volatile environment?
- No easy choices: sustainability in the apparel value chain
- Squaring the circle - securing a sustainable recovery
Tables and charts
This report includes 8 images and tables including:
- Verisk AIR dashboard: global forecast of cases and fatalities, 2-week outlook
- Changes to our ‘setback’ outlook primarily driven by more granular views evolving over time
- Pandemic response profile reflects our view of China as less impacted than the raw OSI
- European bale prices rose following the EU’s Single Use Plastics Directive
- Challenges mount for players throughout the recycling value chain
- Consumer brands are willing to pay a premium for recycled feedstock
- Apparel industry faces challenging sustainability decisions
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