S Korea’s KPIC restarts HDPE line
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, South Korea’s KPIC restarted its 530,000 tons/year HDPE line in Ulsan last week after a planned maintenance that started in mid-April and lasted for 45 days.
The company was also reported to have restarted its cracker at the same location last week after a scheduled maintenance that started during the same time.
The company was also reported to have restarted its cracker at the same location last week after a scheduled maintenance that started during the same time.
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