BASF Opens Chemical Plants in Poland
14 Oct 2010 • by Natalie Aster
BASF has opened two new plants in Srem, Poland, to produce polyurethane systems and other chemicals for the construction industry.
The plants will develop and manufacture innovative polyurethane systems for a wide range of industries to meet demand in the Polish market.
The value of the two investment projects is estimated at zl40m ($13.9m).
Source: chemicals-technology.com
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