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Huntsman Fights And Cooperates In India
by Jean-François Tremblay
June 22, 2009
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 87, Issue 25
A court in Mumbai has granted Huntsman Corp. an injunction against a local reactive dye maker that the U.S. firm accuses of patent infringement. According to Huntsman, a black dye produced and sold throughout Asia by Kiri Dyes & Chemicals violates a patent Huntsman filed in India in 2008. Separately, Huntsman will outsource production of amines, glycol ethers, and nonionic surfactants in India to Mumbai-based Laffans Petrochemicals. Huntsman will provide manufacturing expertise to Laffans and will continue to sell the products.
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