Phillips 66 lifts force majeure on PP supply from US
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
The US producer Phillips 66 has lifted force majeure on PP supplies from the 352,000 tons/year plant at the Bayway complex in Linden, New Jersey, market sources reported.
The company declared force majeure on September 5 due to unexpected production issues at the Bayway refinery, which is adjacent to the PP plant.
The company declared force majeure on September 5 due to unexpected production issues at the Bayway refinery, which is adjacent to the PP plant.
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