In the ever-expanding world of e-commerce, packaging plays a vital role in protecting products during transit and delivering a memorable unboxing experience for consumers. However, the growing demand for sustainability has introduced new challenges and opportunities for the packaging industry ..read more

In the fast-paced world of disposable hygiene products, where convenience meets environmental consciousness, consumers are increasingly seeking options that not only meet their practical needs but also align with their desire for eco-friendly choices ..read more

Understanding (and Acting on) PFAS | H.B. Fuller ..read more

Connecting What Matters Through Technology and People | H.B. Fuller ..read more

If you pay attention to the news cycle, you have likely heard of PFAS or “forever chemicals.” Perfluoroalkyl and polyfluoroalkyl substances, or PFAS, are a group of chemicals used in coatings, textiles, firefighting foam, and many other applications. The group of chemicals are sought after for their resistance to heat, oil, and water ..read more

The Information Technology department at H.B. Fuller is breaking IT stereotypes and working to become a true internal business partner through their focus on modernizing technology and creating modern and scalable solutions to enable business growth ..read more

Adhesives play a substantial part in the beauty industry, and as the biggest pure play adhesives company in the world, H.B. Fuller follows and addresses trends very closely ..read more

Hear from some of our former North American Interns about their internship experiences and some of their advice to students and new graduates ..read more

The purpose of the Scientist Pathway Program at H.B. Fuller is to develop a pipeline of innovative scientists with concrete science and business skills and also foster strong professional relationships through mentoring and project involvement ..read more

Topical skin adhesives are liquid cyanoacrylate monomers that polymerize into long solid chains upon contact with an activator, moisture, or blood, to hold a wound closed. In more simple terms, these are medical grade glues, that when activated can dry into a plastic or resin that can close a wound. This is an important breakthrough for treating lacerations or cuts, as topical skin adhesives can be used to replace traditional suturing methods. Sutures can be just as painful as the laceration itself so topical skin adhesives are one way to keep additional pain at bay ..read more