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Business
... As Rhodia Shifts Nylon In Europe
by Marc S. Reisch
October 20, 2008
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 86, Issue 42
As part of a plan to save $54 million annually in its nylon operations by 2010, Rhodia plans to cut capacity at one facility, increase it at two others, and centralize European R&D. Because the nylon market is growing more slowly in Western Europe than in Eastern Europe, the firm will close its Ceriano, Italy, nylon operation, eliminating up to 212 jobs. The firm then plans to increase production at its Gorzow unit, in Poland, and its Belle-Etoile facility, in Lyon, France. Rhodia says it will also concentrate all its European nylon R&D activities in Lyon.
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