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Neha Desai

Neha Desai specializes in helping customers optimize the performance of titanium dioxide pigments across various applications, including coatings, plastics, paper, and inks. With a strong background in materials science, she provides technical guidance and application support to customers across domestic and international markets.

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Innovations & Sustainability
PU foam upcycling Into 3D Printing Resins
PU foam upcycling can route waste into 3D printing resins, but recent research shows barriers in feedstock, chemistry, costs, and quality.

Neha Desai

October 15, 2026

Innovations & Sustainability
Free Radical Gasification PFAS Demonstration
Free Radical Gasification is moving toward a full-scale PFAS test; evidence supports interest, not certainty, on scale, emissions, and waste.

Neha Desai

October 13, 2026

Innovations & Sustainability
DOE Funding for Clean Chemical Technologies
DOE’s ASPECT funding for clean chemical technologies offers scale-up support, but cost share, timing, and proof gaps still matter.

Neha Desai

October 10, 2026

Innovations & Sustainability
Alternative Feedstocks Get DOE Scale-Up Test
DOE’s ASPECT funding puts alternative feedstocks into bench and pre-pilot tests, with deadlines, limits, and scale-up questions.

Neha Desai

October 9, 2026

Compliance and Documentation
Supplier CoA Verification: When a Certificate of Analysis Needs Independent Confirmation
Supplier CoA verification becomes most valuable before a discrepancy forces the question. A Certificate of Analysis can show what a supplier reports for a specific lot, but recent FDA enforcement is a reminder that regulated manufacturers cannot treat that document as independent proof that incoming material is suitable for use. The regulatory details matter because…

Neha Desai

September 30, 2026

Industrial News
Second-Source Chemical Qualification: How to Approve an Alternative Grade Before a Supply Disruption
Chemical grade qualification is easiest when nobody urgently needs the material. Once a primary source is constrained, the same comparison becomes a production decision made under pressure, and a supplier offering the same chemical name may not be a usable backup. That risk was visible on September 22, 2026, when INEOS announced it would mothball…

Neha Desai

September 28, 2026