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Quality Carriers Sells to CSX

Tampa chemical trucking company sold to CSX in ‘game-changer’ shipping deal

Quality Carriers, which moves bulk chemicals across North America,

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Fallout from Indorama Fire

Indorama Force Majeure Notice . April 28th, 2021

In Pricing by PattyHMay 4, 2021

Dear Valued Customer:

Late last week we experienced a small fire at our manufacturing facility in Port Neches,

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European Propylene Update

MOST READ – Europe ethylene, propylene: latest market developments

Author: ICIS Editorial

2021/05/12

The story below was our most read article in the last 12 hours.

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Distribution Podcast

PODCAST: Distributors navigate market chaos, must build resilience

Author: Will Beacham

2021/05/10

BARCELONA (ICIS)–While chemical distributors have been able to thrive,

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Aresenal Makes Another Acquisition

Arsenal’s Meridian Adhesives Acquires Frontier Products DALTON, Georgia, May 4, 2021 – Meridian Adhesives Group (Meridian) announced today the acquisition of Frontier Products Inc. Read more

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Indorama Fire Affects PO Availability

Indorama Ventures reports transformer fire, outages

Jacob DickApril 29, 2020Updated: April 29, 2020 12:07 p.m. Comments

The propylene oxide unit at the Huntsman petrochemical plant in Port Neches is in full operation and was among the stops on a tour of the site Tuesday. The facility is expanding, constructing a third ethylene oxide unit, which, when in full operation by the end of the year will make Huntsman the largest ethylene oxide producer in the nation at an expected output of 3.8 million pounds per day. Following a tour of the site, executives held a lunch with employees, U.S. Congressman Randy Weber and representatives of Lamar University. Founder Jon Huntsman presented Lamar President Ken Evans with a check for $5 million, which will go toward establishing the Wayne Reaud Honors College. Photo taken Tuesday, September 1, 2015 Photo by Kim BrentThe propylene oxide unit at the Huntsman petrochemical plant in Port Neches is in full operation and was among the stops on a tour of the site Tuesday. Read more