The ongoing dock strike by the International Longshoremen's Association could have a major impact on resin markets. The ILA went on strike at midnight Oct. 1 after being unable to agree on a new ...

The 1000mg of Mastic Gum per serving is obtained from naturally-sourced resin from the Mastic Tree, which supports the health of gastric and duodenal cells and tissues. While it may take a few ...

That’s the main component of butyl rubber, which is often used for inner tubes ― though not every company that lists “gum base” will use this. Polyvinyl acetate, a synthetic resin ...

Gum disease is a common issue for many adults, possibly causing red or bleeding gums. Treatment may involve cleaning bacteria from under the gums and maintaining good dental hygiene at home ...

Chewing gum is a versatile product—a quick pick-me-up, a habit born out of boredom, or a substitute for a mouth freshener—working overtime at a fraction of the cost. If you’re a regular gum chewer, ...

A tender evergreen shrub or small tree, up to 3m high, with pinnate, aromatic, leathery green leaves divided into up to 7 pairs of leaflets. Small flowers are produced in late spring and early summer; ...

August saw a range of movement in North American commodity resin prices, with prices for one material up, two down and two flat. Polypropylene was the only commodity resin to see higher prices in ...

Part of the pistachio family, the mastic tree ... it’s famous for its resin, called “white gold” or “the miracle tear,” used in beauty products, food and chewing gum.

Based on mastic, which is an aromatic resin from the bark of a tree that grows on the Greek island of Chios, NovoRetin is able to increase the amount of naturally occurring retinoic acid in the skin, ...

Ypovrichio comes in different flavors, such as vanilla, or mastic—since it is made from mastic tree resin, for which the island of Chios is famous. And, how exactly, you may ask, do you eat this ...

In the Neolithic period, chewing gum made from birch bark tar was favoured. The ancient Greeks gnawed on something called mastic gum. The Aztecs got their gums around tree resin lumps which sounds ...