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.

The February 2025 issue of Global Gypsum Magazine looks at the sustainable wallboard developer Rumett, which uses ash to produce liner-free wallboards, as well as electrical calcining and wallboard drying with Watlow and wallboard facing materials with Silcart. There’s also the latest gypsum, insulation and light building materials news, plus a review of the biggest players in bitumen shingles, engineered wood products and solar shingles.

The January 2025 issue of Global Gypsum Magazine contains a plant review from Brazil’s Trevo Drywall, a relatively small producer of wallboard, but one that is punching above its weight in its domestic market. There’s also a look at the role of biocides in wallboard in the humid environments of Asia with Lanxess and, speaking of the tropics, this issue features a full review of the recent Global Gypsum Conference & Exhibition, which took place in Bangkok, Thailand. There is also a look at the major global insulation market players and trends over the past 12 months in our inaugural Global Insulation Report. There was substantial growth in the sector in 2024, with more on the cards this year.