LATEST NEWS: Kem One lifts FM on PVC output from France
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to a letter to customers, European major Kem One has lifted force majeure on its PVC supplies from its plants in Saint-Fons and Balan sites, France. The company had declared FM on output given a VCM shortage in mid-October.
Saint-Fons site can produce around 200,000 tons/year of PVC, while the company’s Balan plant has a PVC production of 310,000 tons/year.
Saint-Fons site can produce around 200,000 tons/year of PVC, while the company’s Balan plant has a PVC production of 310,000 tons/year.
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