Turkish chemical industry news (page 3)

The facility in Konya will produce caustic, chlorine, and more, employing 80 initially, with a focus on reducing imports and enhancing energy efficiency. Completion is expected by early 2022.

A new PTA plant in Adana aims to boost local production, reduce imports, create jobs, and enhance sustainability, marking a significant step in Turkey's polyester industry growth.

The new plant in Gaziantep will double production capacity to 432,000 tons/year, using the MTR® process for energy efficiency and recycling. Completion is planned for 2022.

The new plant in Ceyhan will produce 450,000 tonnes of polypropylene annually, reducing Turkey’s deficit by $450-$500 million. Operational by 2023, the contract was signed on November 28, 2018.

The new plant in Turkey aims to boost production for the EMEA market, driven by rising demand for liquid inks in packaging, leveraging Turkey's transport links and skilled labor. Completion is set for 3Q 2015.

Belgium's share of Middle Eastern chemical exports to Europe has doubled since 2002, driven by Antwerp's strategic location and advanced petrochemical logistics.

The groundbreaking ceremony in Akhisar included speeches, project updates, and tree planting. The plant, operational by end of 2014, will produce 40,000 tons of stabilizers and feature a technical lab.