The May 2025 issue of Global Gypsum Magazine contains a detailed plant report from Etex’s largest ever plant project, a €200m expansion of its Bristol plant in the UK. The company has observed strong demand for wallboard in the country, which has an estimated 4.3m housing shortage. This - and much more - is covered in our separate look at the UK gypsum sector.

There’s also a summary of the gypsum market in South Korea, plus a look at Shellf Life’s novel building materials made from discarded seafood waste and in-depth discussion of Rauta’s activities in war-affected Ukraine, plus an overview of the country’s insulation market.

The April 2025 issue of Global Gypsum Magazine contains the latest gypsum, insulation and light building materials news, plus insight on the gypsum sectors of France and Germany, flow aids, recent projects and a look at novel approaches that could disrupt the gypsum sector as we know it.

The March 2025 issue of Global Gypsum Magazine includes a discussion of digital product passports as they may affect the gypsum wallboard industry. There’s also a look at the very top of the value chain, natural gypsum supplies, with analysis on a country-by-country basis.

The issue also contains all the latest news across the gypsum, insulation and light building materials industries, and introduce France-based SEMIN, a company that uses waste textiles to produce novel, low-impact insulation materials.