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European Polymer Capacity Is Closing
by Alexander H. Tullo
March 8, 2010
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 88, Issue 10
Two chemical firms will shut down polymer capacity in Europe. LyondellBasell Industries is closing its Terni, Italy, polypropylene plant and consolidating production at Italian plants in Brindisi and Ferrara. The Terni plant has a capacity of 255,000 metric tons per year and employs about 120 people. Meanwhile, Britain’s only polyvinyl chloride maker, Ineos, is closing a PVC plant in Barry, Wales, and consolidating production at its plants in Runcorn and Newton Aycliffe, both in England.
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