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Market Analysis of 12th World Congress on Chemistry and Medicinal Chemistry

Milanese Chiara

There are 170 major chemical firms in the US. We work with more than 2,800 non-U.S. facilities and 1,700 overseas branches or associates operating globally. American chemical production amounts to $750 billion a year. The U.S. industry reports significant commercial surpluses and hires more than one million workers in the U.S. alone. The chemical industry is also the second-largest energy user in manufacturing and annually spends more than $5 billion on emissions reduction. The chemical, plastics, and rubber industries are among the largest industrial sectors in Europe. Together they create about 3.2 million jobs in over 60,000 companies.

Since 2000 the chemical industry alone has accounted for 2/3 of the EU 's overall manufacturing trade surplus. For over fifty years the chemical industry has been showing rapid growth. The fastest-growing areas included the manufacture of synthetic organic polymers which are used as plastics, fibers, and elastomers. Historically and today, 380 3134 13523 Chicago USA Globe businesses have been concentrated in three areas of the world: Western Europe, North America, and Japan (the Triad). The European Union continues to be the largest producer region led by the United States and Japan. This study explores the global market for chemistry in terms of the challenges faced by market players, industry dynamics and constraints, competitive structure in major markets, sales estimates, growth rates, and strategic advice. The European chemical industry's market value is roughly € 543 billion per annum.

For economic growth and prosperity, the European chemical industry is significant, providing modern products and materials and enabling technological solutions in virtually every sector of the economy. Europe has historically been a pioneer in the manufacture of chemicals – as demonstrated by a steady export surplus that reached a record EUR 49 billion in 2018. The chemical sector was heavily affected by the global recession of 2008-09, and since early 2011, production has been rising more slowly than global demand following a rapid cyclical turnaround. The sector remains 7 percent below pre-crisis rates, according to Eurostat data.