Vyonva lifts FM on caustic soda output
by ChemOrbis Editorial Team - content@chemorbis.com
According to market sources, Vynova lifted the force majeure on production from its 767,000 tons/year caustic soda plant in Runcorn, Northwest England.
The company had announced force majeure on its production in early November, 2016.
The chlorine and caustic soda produced at the plant is used to make EDC and then vinyl chloride monomer.
The company had announced force majeure on its production in early November, 2016.
The chlorine and caustic soda produced at the plant is used to make EDC and then vinyl chloride monomer.
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