Spanish EYDC winners ready for European final in Berlin!

16 May 2017, 15:16

On 11 May, the second edition of the European Youth Debating Competition - Spanish National Final - took place in Tarragona.

European Youth Debating Competition 2017: Kick-Off in Germany

3 May 2017, 15:15

The European Youth Debating Competition (EYDC) 2017 was launched with the German finals.

European Youth Debating Competition: first winners selected in Zagreb

2 May 2017, 14:46

The first of nine European youth debates (EYDC) is over. In Zagreb, Croatian youth discussed intensively the question of whether they imagine their future to be with chemicals and plastics.

The European Youth Debating Competition is back in 2017!

5 Apr 2017, 15:15

World Water Day 2017: Plastics to preserve water

22 Mar 2017, 15:14

Every year on 22 March, the United Nations (UN) celebrate World Water Day as “a means of focusing attention on the importance of freshwater and advocating for the sustainable management of freshwater resources”.

PlasticsEurope signs the Joint Declaration for an ambitious EU industrial strategy alongside other 91 associations

16 Feb 2017, 15:13

EU Commissioner Navracsics promotes STEM education at PlasticsEurope event

28 Nov 2016, 15:00

Aiming to promote STEM education, PlasticsEurope hosted a panel debate “Education Now, Innovation Tomorrow” during the 8th European Innovation Summit (EIS), organised by the Knowledge4Innovation platform (K4I).

SPE and PlasticsEurope announcing the 2017 edition of the European Plastics Innovation Awards

10 Oct 2016, 14:59

Former President of European Council Herman Van Rompuy awards winners of 2016 European Youth Debating Competition

4 Oct 2016, 14:59

From over 500 students who took part in the 2016 European Youth Debating Competition (EYDC), ten students have been selected as the winners of the competition.

Live Panel Debate on circular economy package

3 Oct 2016, 14:57

On 29 September, PlasticsEurope, in partnership with viEUws, participated in a TV live panel debate on the latest developments on the circular economy package. The panel debate, streamed from the TV Studio of the European Parliament, was moderated by Sonja van Renssen, environmental journalist from the Brussels scene.