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Mallard Creek Polymers is proud to announce our Carolina Star Recertification for 2021, a recognition for companies with superior safety and health management.

Mallard Creek Polymers, a leading supplier of water based acrylic and styrene butadiene polymers, is excited to announce the next generation Tykote^® product for the paper and packaging markets, Tykote^® 6161.

Ibrahim El-Hedok, Senior Application Specialist at Mallard Creek Polymers, will be presenting at this year's Adhesive and Sealant Council in Orlando, FL. He will be discussing the growing use and advantages to using styrene butadiene polymer emulsion chemistry, specifically in the adhesives market.

Mallard Creek Polymers opened a new distribution center in May 2021, increasing inventory space available to meet product demand and customer needs.

Mallard Creek Polymers, LLC. (MCP) has continued to increase its investment in the adhesives market and APEO free emulsion polymers.  The company added an Applications R&D expert in late 2019 and has leveraged the Ecronova acquisition to develop Rovene^® 6592 for pressure sensitive adhesive (PSA) applications. In early 2018, MCP completed the acquisition of the Ecronova Polymers GmbH technology and created a new company, MCP Europe GmbH. The technology acquired demonstrates very small particle size, unique polymerization techniques to adjust particle morphology, ambient cure crosslinking technology and APEO free stabilization techniques. Rovene 6592 is a direct result of all the company’s investments in technology made over the last ten years, starting with Dow Reichhold Specialty Latex, when the recipe for Rovene 97982 was acquired. 

February 25, 2020

Mallard Creek Polymers, LLC. (MCP) has continued to increase its investment in the coatings and construction industries with R&D, Intellectual Property acquisition, and geographic expansion. Just before ACS 2018, the company had completed the acquisition of the Ecronova Polymers, GmbH intellectual property and created a new company, MCP Europe GmbH. The European subsidiary is almost two years into operation and has reintroduced more than 25 products back to the local market.