BREAKING NEWS: Ineos declares FM on PP supply from Grangemouth
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Ineos has declared force majeure on PP supply from its Grangemouth facility in Scotland, market sources reported.
Earlier this week, the company announced that the planned restart of its 285,000 tons/year plant was delayed due to a series of unexpected problems. The unit was shut for maintenance in September, and the resumption has been delayed several times.
Although the force majeure is likely to end within six weeks, the company reportedly stated that this is an estimated date only and might be revised later.
Earlier this week, the company announced that the planned restart of its 285,000 tons/year plant was delayed due to a series of unexpected problems. The unit was shut for maintenance in September, and the resumption has been delayed several times.
Although the force majeure is likely to end within six weeks, the company reportedly stated that this is an estimated date only and might be revised later.
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