Poland's PKN Orlen lifts force majeure on PTA supplies
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
Polish PKN Orlen has lifted force majeure on its PTA supplies from its 600,000 tons/year plant in Wloclawek, Poland on December 14, the sources reported.
The company declared force majeure on PTA supplies from the unit on November 29 due to a technical issue.
This was the second force majeure declaration from the producer in the past one month as the same unit was taken offline on November 8, following a technical malfunction in the heat exchanger, which prompted the company to declare force majeure. That force majeure was lifted on November 20.
The company declared force majeure on PTA supplies from the unit on November 29 due to a technical issue.
This was the second force majeure declaration from the producer in the past one month as the same unit was taken offline on November 8, following a technical malfunction in the heat exchanger, which prompted the company to declare force majeure. That force majeure was lifted on November 20.
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