Dow Chemical’s polyols plant successfully restarted
20 June 2007 11:09 [Source: ICIS news]
The 40,000 tonne/year unit was restarted as planned at the start of this week after a turnaround which began the weekend of 2-3 June. Customers were not affected by the shutdown as inventories were sufficient to cover the period, Dow said.
Other European polyols suppliers include BASF Elastogran and Bayer.
By: Carl Roache
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