Every day we experience a great deal of change, both technological and climatic, while being a part of it. As a consequence of increasing awareness of the impact of individual materials on human health, we pay attention to manufacturing processes as well as to finished products. The construction industry and the continuously growing PUR/PIR sector are challenging us every time we move forward. We are determined not only to follow the evolution, but to precede it. We prioritize the importance of safety, not only for ourselves, but also for future generations. What specific areas of development can be identified as crucial for our industries nowadays?

The sustained economic growth in Poland is conducive to investments in which PIR boards are widely used. The industrial and warehouse construction segment is not weakening, which results in further construction of new halls and plants using PIR core boards.

On May 23, the first meeting of a new working group operating under PU Europe was held in Brussels: Circular Economy (Waste) TG. Marta Pieńkowska, research and development director at Purinova Sp. z o.o., participated in it as a representative of the SIPUR association.

There are companies that say a lot about their pro-ecological activities, and they do not do much. There are also those that based their core business and the mission of action on the philosophy of the circular economy - feeling that it is in line with the environment and for the sake of it, and also economically justified. Purinova is such a company.

In February, Poznań was become the most desirable place for professionals connected with the construction industry. Why? The answer is BUDMA. The most important branch event in Central-Eastern Europe, where producers and distributors from dozens of countries present their products for construction industry.

Utech Europe 2018 is the largest trade fair for the polyurethane industry in Europe and one of the largest trade fairs of this type in the world.