Kem One: Production constraints resolved in Lavera
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Regarding the reduced PVC operations at Balan and Berre, France that stemmed from the constraints at the chlor-alkali production at Lavera, a source from the company informed that the constraints have been resolved recently.
The source commented, “Chlor-alkali issues have now been resolved and our November allocations for PVC will be normal as usual.”
Kem One’s Berre plant has a PVC production capacity of 290,000 tons/year while the company’s Balan plant has a PVC production of 300,000 tons/year , meanwhile.
The source commented, “Chlor-alkali issues have now been resolved and our November allocations for PVC will be normal as usual.”
Kem One’s Berre plant has a PVC production capacity of 290,000 tons/year while the company’s Balan plant has a PVC production of 300,000 tons/year , meanwhile.
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