India’s Reliance shuts PP plant on technical issues
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to a source close to the company, Indian Reliance Industries shut its PP plant in Hazira, India on December 13 due to a technical glitch.
At the time of publication, the exact restart date of the 400,000 tons/year unit was not revealed by the company, the source added.
At the time of publication, the exact restart date of the 400,000 tons/year unit was not revealed by the company, the source added.
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