07.04.2011 • News

Styron to Build New Latex Production Unit in Zhangjiagang

Styron said it plans to expand its latex capacity at its Zhangjiagang, China production facility.  The company said the projected additional capacity of latex will help to better serve the growing demand for latex in China's paper and paper board industry, which is projected to grow significantly over the next few years.

"The China market continues to show tremendous growth, and this expansion reinforces our leadership in meeting customer needs", said Chris Pappas, President and CEO of Styron LLC. "Zhangjiagang is the ideal location for Styron to expand our latex production and offerings. We've built and operated a plant on this site since 2002 and will continue to benefit from its strategic location, local resources, employees and community support."

The new unit, expected to commence production in Q4 2012, will be adjacent to Styron's existing latex manufacturing units at Zhangjiagang, and will complement Styron's other latex production facilities located in Korea, Indonesia and  Australia

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