#bisphenola

Bisphenol A prices in Mumbai dropped sharply this week, with Indian Bisphenol A prices declining Rs 15.00/kg to Rs 155.00/kg. The product had traded at Rs 170.00/kg last week, making the latest movement a significant weekly fall. The monthly comparison also remains negative, as prices are down Rs 10.00/kg from Rs 165.00/kg. The broader price picture is mixed. Over three months, Bisphenol A has fallen Rs 15.00/kg from Rs 170.00/kg. Over six months, however, the market remains higher by Rs 36.00/kg compared with Rs 119.00/kg. The last one-year range shows a high of Rs 180.00/kg and a low of Rs 113.00/kg. Indian Bisphenol A prices are therefore below recent upper levels but still above the six-month base. Bisphenol A prices in India show support near Rs 155.00/kg and resistance around Rs 165.00/kg, indicating a cautious price structure for buyers and sellers tracking weekly volatility. Bisphenol A, BPA, Chemical Prices, Market Correction, Weekly Update, Petrochemicals. Read the full verified update on IndianPetrochem.com.

Deepak Chem Tech Limited has moved significantly closer to building one of India’s largest private-sector phenolics and polycarbonate projects after receiving recommendation for environmental clearance from the Expert Appraisal Committee. The proposed Deepak Chem Tech Bharuch petrochemical project at Padariya village in Gujarat’s Bharuch district involves an investment of around Rs 8,500 crore and will strengthen domestic production of several import-dependent petrochemical products.

The project will manufacture nearly 15.9 lakh tonnes annually across 18 product categories including phenol, acetone, bisphenol-A and polycarbonate. Among the major capacities planned are 4,50,000 TPA of phenol, 2,84,220 TPA of acetone and 1,75,000 TPA of polycarbonate. The project also includes hydrogenation products and several specialty intermediates linked to downstream plastics and industrial applications.

The proposed facility will include a 90 MW captive thermal power plant and draw water from the GIDC Dahej supply network. Deepak Chem Tech has committed more than Rs 100 crore toward environmental management infrastructure along with recurring annual environmental expenditure. The clearance conditions also mandate continuous online emissions monitoring and VOC leak detection systems.

The importance of the Deepak Chem Tech Bharuch petrochemical project lies in India’s continued dependence on imported phenol derivatives and engineering plastics. The project is expected to strengthen domestic value chains linked to automotive, electronics and consumer durable manufacturing. The company’s existing integration with Deepak Phenolics and long-term propylene supply arrangements further improve project economics.Indian Petroplus analysis suggests the Bharuch investment could position Deepak Group among India’s leading integrated phenolics producers while supporting the government’s import substitution strategy in high-value petrochemicals.

BPA prices declined in Ahmedabad this week, closing at Rs 160.00/kg, down Rs 5.00/kg from the previous week. Indian BPA prices have fallen Rs 20.00/kg over the past month, extending the recent downward trend. The product has also lost Rs 10.00/kg over the past fortnight, indicating continued weakness in short-term domestic trading.

The latest level is below the monthly high of Rs 180.00/kg and remains above the recent low near Rs 122.00/kg. Over three months, BPA has gained Rs 38.00/kg from Rs 122.00/kg, showing that the current price is still higher than earlier baselines despite the latest correction. The six-month view shows prices stabilizing around Rs 125.00/kg. Support is seen near Rs 160.00/kg, while resistance is placed around Rs 170.00/kg. Indian BPA prices remain useful for buyers tracking the balance between recent weekly declines and longer-period gains. BPA prices in India continue to guide procurement teams monitoring Ahmedabad market sensitivity and short-term trading levels, BPA Prices, Bisphenol A, Chemical Market, Ahmedabad Trade, Petrochemicals, Commodity Trading.

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Bisphenol A recorded a steady gain this week, moving higher after holding stable levels over the past fortnight. The domestic market continues to reflect a firm structure, with prices edging closer to recent highs.

Indian Bisphenol A prices increased by Rs 7/kg this week to Rs 177/kg, maintaining a gradual upward trend. Over the past month, prices have climbed from around Rs 160/kg, while the three-month comparison shows a broader rise from levels near Rs 145/kg. Indian Bisphenol A prices have held a consistent trajectory, with movement remaining controlled and without sharp volatility.

The current level places the product near the higher end of recent trading around Rs 177/kg, while the lower side of the recent range remains close to Rs 150/kg. Bisphenol A prices in India are positioned firmly within this range, reflecting steady progression rather than abrupt changes. On a year-on-year basis, prices are notably higher than the Rs 124–125/kg range seen during the same period last year.

Market activity has stayed stable, with minimal fluctuations during the week. Indian Bisphenol A prices continue to show a structured movement pattern, supporting predictable short-term procurement planning, Bisphenol A, Upward Move, Domestic Trade, Price Rise, Chemical Market, Strong Trend.

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On discute des perturbateurs endocriniens, des polluants issus des plastiques, de bonnes pratiques pour réduire les expositions des enfants, et d’autres sujets.

On y évoque notamment :

* Les insuffisances de la réglementation soulignées par Rémy Slama et Barbara Demeneix ;

* La métaphore du « plat de spaghettis » de Tania Pacheff ;

Concernant l’exposition aux perturbateurs endocriniens, « quand il s’agit du fœtus, c’est-à-dire quand les organes commencent à se former, c’est beaucoup plus dangereux, c’est plus grave. Des doses infinitésimales sont capables de produire des grands problèmes : obésité, diabète, cancers, troubles du comportement, diminution de la capacité de se reproduire ».

Il s’agit d’un extrait de mon échange avec Ana Soto. 🤝🎙️

Ana est biologiste, chercheuse et professeur à l’université Tufts de Boston. Ana fait partie des pionniers de la recherche sur les effets des perturbateurs endocriniens à faibles doses, et elle est notamment connue pour sa participation à la célèbre conférence de Wingspread, en 1991, où a été inventé le terme même de « perturbateur endocrinien ».

À mes yeux, il s’agit d’une véritable icône dans le domaine de la santé environnementale.

On discute des enjeux spécifiques aux perturbateurs endocriniens, des effets des plastiques sur le vivant, de ce qu’on peut faire à notre niveau de parents, individuellement et collectivement, et d’autres sujets.

👉👉👉 Retrouvez tous ses conseils pour protéger les enfants des polluants du quotidien dans notre entretien ! Vidéo, mp3, texte. https://sante-enfants-environnement.com/perturbateurs-endocriniens-effets-plastiques-ana-soto/

Bisphenol-A structural analogues may be less likely than BPA to disrupt heart rhythm — ScienceDaily

Some chemical alternatives to plastic bisphenol-a (BPA), which is still commonly used in medical settings such as operating rooms and intensive care units, may be less disruptive to heart electrical function than BPA, according to a pre-clinical study that explored how the structural analogues bisphenol-s (BPS) and bisphenol-f (BPF) interact with the chemical and electrical functions of heart…