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Lubrizol has agreed to sell its additives and monomers facility in Bromborough on Merseyside, England, to British biodiesel producer D1 Oils for about $5.7 million. Lubrizol was planning to close the site this year and take a $15 million charge. Now the company says it can save as much as $5 million in restructuring costs. D1 plans to invest about $15 million at the site to convert it to biodiesel production. In a similar move, Eastman Chemical agreed in July to sell its Batesville, Ark., specialty chemicals and biodiesel plant to biofuels start-up Viceroy Acquisition.
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