Henkel and Sekab collaborating on bio-based adhesive raw materials

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Summary

Henkel Adhesive Technologies is partnering with Swedish chemical company Sekab to accelerate the shift from fossil-based to bio-based inputs in adhesive production. The collaboration focuses on replacing conventional ethyl acetate with a sustainable, bio-based alternative, supporting Henkel’s push for innovation and sustainability in advanced industrial adhesives.

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Henkel Adhesive Technologies has entered into a strategic collaboration with Swedish chemical company Sekab to accelerate the transition from fossil-based to bio-based raw materials in adhesive production. The partnership focuses on replacing conventional ethyl acetate with a sustainable, bio-based alternative, supporting Henkel’s ambition to lead with innovation and sustainability in advanced industrial adhesive solutions. This […]

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Henkel and Sekab collaborating on bio-based adhesive raw materials

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