PODCAST: Asia’s PP market faces challenges from pandemic, supply lengthening
Jasmine Khoo
27-Jul-2021
SINGAPORE (ICIS)–A resurgence of the COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted polypropylene (PP) demand in Asia and with a slew of new production capacities coming on-stream in China later this year and production recovery in Europe and the US, PP prices may continue to face pressure going forward, despite increases in freight and production costs.
- Pandemic casts doubts on end-product demand
- Higher freight and production costs putting pressure on suppliers
- More PP production capacities in China to start commercial operation
- Further production recovery in the West
In this podcast, Jasmine Khoo speaks with editor Jackie Wong on the recent developments in the PP market.
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