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Recorded on July 21, 2020<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Presented by Solvay<\/strong><\/h3>\n

Only a few decades ago, the market for Food Contact Consumer goods was dominated by traditional materials such as glass, metal and engineering plastics.<\/p>\n

However, in today’s competitive marketplace, with its increasingly stringent regulatory and operating requirements, these materials are often unable to meet the demanding standards of durability and safety now required for the contemporary Kitchen Environment.<\/p>\n

Solvay’s Spire family of high-performance polymers offers best-in-class thermal, mechanical, chemical and surface properties. Known for their excellent performance, safety and reliability, they also meet the exacting regulations for heat, steam and food contact.<\/p>\n

In this webinar, we will focus on value propositions and applications for ultra-performance materials to help designers and purchasers understand how Solvay’s Ketaspire\u00ae PEEK, Avaspire\u00ae PAEK and Torlon\u00ae PAI polymers can bring added value in Food Contact space.<\/p>\n

We will touch on the following areas:<\/p>\n