Honam cuts PE
30 August 1999 00:00 [Source: ACN]
Honam Petrochemical told ACN that it has shut its 105 000 tonne/year No3 PE plant for a 45-day period from second-half August to end-September. Honam said the shutdown was due to feedstocks being too costly.
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