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Volume 22 Issue 4 January 2015

Dedicated to the cause of chemical industry

* “MAKE IN INDIA”

NEED TO ENCOURAGE SSI SECTOR AND BOOST R&D EFFORTS

* GOVERNMENT OF INDIA’S INACTION CAUSE

UREA FERTILISER UNITS IN SOUTH INDIA TO BECOME SICK

* XYLITOL – INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

* BETAINE – PRODUCT PROFILE

* SORBIC ACID – PRODUCT PROFILE

* SPOTLIGHT ON SPECIALITY CHEMICAL - L-ALANINE

HAPPY NEW YEAR


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VOLUME XXII JANUARY 2015 ISSUE 4

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CONTENTS 03 Talk of the month

“Make in India”

Need to encourage SSI sector and boost R&D efforts

05 Observations of RBI Governor on

Make in India campaign

07 Government of India’s inaction cause

urea fertiliser units in South India to become sick

12 ONGC’S efforts to bring on stream delayed projects

14 Plant closure

16 Anti dumping page

19 Safety and accident page

21 Xylitol – Investment opportunity

25 Betaine – Product profile

29 Sorbic acid – Product profile

32 Spotlight on speciality chemical - L-Alanine

34 News round up – International

37 Technology development

38 China news

38 Butadiene/ olefin separation technology development

By Wison enginering services Co. China

41 News round up – India

44 Agro chemical page

46 Pharma page

46 Emerging trends in biosimilars sector in India

- Findings of the study

49 Energy page

49 Indian demand supply scenario for coal

50 Indian wind power sector have stiff targets to achieve

52 Environmental page

52 Global Co2 emissions – Findings of the study

53 Price details

53 Ethanol price for blending in petrol

54 Spot price of polymers in China – Period October,2014

59 Tender

62 Chemicals imported at the Chennai port

During the month of October 2014

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TALK OF THE MONTH

“MAKE IN INDIA” NEED TO ENCOURAGE SSI SECTOR AND BOOST R&D EFFORTS

While calling upon foreign companies to invest in manufacturing sectors such as defence, aviation, automobiles, construction, electronics, food processing, oil and gas among others, the programme aims to turn India into a major global

manufacturing hub.

To create a more conducive investment climate, the government has initiated a slew of labour reforms by amending certain Acts to do away with the ‗inspector raj‘. Online portals have been launched to simplify procedural bottlenecks for

industry in getting regulatory clearances as well as complying with labour laws. The government is also focusing on a major drive to build skill, to enable the

country‘s large human resource pool to participate in the programme. While the above efforts are noteworthy, there are other basic issues that have to

be tackled with great sense of urgency, if ―Make in India‖ campaign were to become successful.

Need to encourage SSI sector

While foreign investors are welcome to set up projects in India, the primary need is that the investment in projects by Indian investors should make big leap

forward.

There is hesitancy on the part of Indian investors, in view of comparatively small market base in India due to low purchasing power and the constraints in indigenous technology to set up large and speciality projects. Indian

dependence on global technology support is now very high and often, it is seen that the targeted projects can be set up in India only to the extent that the

global technology suppliers would be willing to provide technology to set up such projects in India.

Given the fact that not only market base is small but also the capability of most investors in India is not high, it is necessary to facilitate the investment climate

for the SSI sector in a big way. The Indian small scale industries face tremendous challenges and opportunities.

Without the pro active government policies and incentives and supportive measures, SSI sector in India can not realize its true potentials.

The ‗Make in India‘ programme announced by the Prime Minister seeks to boost manufacturing, create jobs and build a larger market for manufacturers in India and abroad.

This programme can not be successfully implemented without strengthening

the SSI sector and injecting dynamism in R&D activities.


“MAKE IN INDIA” - NEED TO ENCOURAGE SSI SECTOR AND BOOST R&D EFFORTS

However, with the government‘s focus shifting away from SSI sector for all

practical purposes in the 1990‘s and beyond, SSI sector in India has lost its focus. Today, it is reported that many SSI sector units in India have fallen sick

or in the verge of collapse. It is necessary to reverse this scenario, which is possible and necessary.

―Make in India‖ campaign can not afford to ignore the importance of SSI sector that can play a very useful part in building up resurgent India.

Need for boost to R&D efforts

The lack of indigenous technology efforts have become conspicuous, as Indian project promoters are forced to run to even small countries like Israel, Taiwan,

South Korea for acquisition of technologies. Unfortunately, many corporate organizations in India have little to show by way of research achievements and most of the research activities are seen to be essentially trouble shooting

exercises or quality upgradation programmes.

While Government of India have pumped several thousand crores of rupees in setting up CSIR labs and continue to spend substantially every year to maintain

operation of these labs, the over all contribution of CSIR labs to Indian research efforts is very disappointing.

There is urgent need to revamp CSIR labs, which now appear to be facing near stagnation due to bureaucratic mind set. Certainly, it‘s performance and output

are not commensurate with the investments made and time spent. Perhaps, the feasibility of privatising some of the CSIR labs and encouraging

foreign collaboration in research activities in a big way in India should be explored. China has implemented such approach with reasonable success.

For ―Make in India‖ campaign to be successful, development of appropriate technologies practically suitable for Indian conditions are necessary. Acquisition

of technology from abroad can meet the needs only to a very limited extent. Therefore, Government of India should realize the need for boosting Indian

research efforts, which is pre condition for the success of ―Make in India‖ campaign.

Earlier, in the period between 1950 and 1990, Government of India introduced number of special schemes including liberal financial assistance

programme to enable the SSI sector to forge ahead in the domestic and export market. In view

of such policies, many young and enterprising entrepreneurs entered the fray and a number of

them were successful and contributed to achieve significant growth in national economy and the export market.


OBSERVATIONS OF RBI GOVERNOR ON “MAKE IN INDIA” CAMPAIGN

RBI governor appears to have pointed out that the export led growth would not be easy for India , since the global economy is still weak and is less likely to

absorb substantial additional amount of imports in the immediate future. This stand of the RBI governor appears to be incorrect, as the projects

envisaged by the Government of India in ―Make in India‖ campaign may take some time for implementation and it would be unrealistic to think that the world market would continue to remain weak for long time to come. The world market

is seen to have cyclical nature and this trend would continue, with depression becoming a passing phase in the course of time.

RBI governor has to keep in mind that the purchasing capacity in India is still very low and Indian market by itself may not be able to absorb all the

additional production in India. If Indian projects were to focus only on the Indian market, and then in that case, the production would be guided by Indian per

capita income and consumption. If Indian GDP and per capita income were to be pushed up,the production has to be increased and there is no choice other than looking to the larger world market for Indian products. The export market

is not optional for Indian producing units but is a necessary need.

One may conclude that the projects set up in India have to necessarily focus both on the Indian and world market, whether one would call it ―Make in India‖ or ―Make for India‖ .

On the other hand, the emphasis of make in India campaign is only to attract the overseas investors to invest

in India and make the products in India. In Mr.Modi‘s strategy , there is

no particular stress on only exporting the products and there is no insistence that such products should not be sold

in India. It is up to the producers to decide on the market to be targeted

whether Indian or export market.

Reserve Bank Governor Mr.Raghuram Rajan cautioned the Government of India on ―Make in India‖ campaign. He has called for ‖ Make for India‖

campaign. According to media reports, the RBI governor suggested that India should

look for regional and domestic demand for growth and the export strategy for growth would be ineffective, as the industrial world is stagnating.

RBI governor appears to think that the ―Make in India‖ campaign launched by Mr.Modi only focuses on manufacturing and targeting for export led

growth in the same pattern as what China has adopted.


REPORT ON

“CRUDE OIL PRICE FALL

WILL INDIA’S EUPHORIA CONTINUE ?

Nandini Consultancy Centre, a firm of chemical engineers and chemical business consultants based at Chennai and Singapore, has released well researched report on ―Crude oil price fall - Will India‘s euphoria continue ? ― Focus of the report Global crude oil price fall in recent months has surprised even the discerning observers.Now, there is world wide debate as to what has caused the crude price fall and whether the price fall would persist and how long. While oil producing countries are concerned about the fall in the crude price, there is euphoria in oil consuming countries like India, China and other non oil producing nations. This report released by Nandini Consultancy Centre explains that the global crude oil price fall would persist for around two years and the report explains the reasons for such conclusion. Now, India has breathing time, with the crude oil price fall providing relief to the national economy to some extent. This research report recommends that India should use this opportunity to work out it‘s short term and long term strategies for crude oil sourcing and pricing. A few appropriate strategies have been suggested:

Contents of the report

* Crude price behaviour - Past trend * Global & regionwise consumption / production analysis * Why crude price fall now ? * Will the crude price fall persist? * Likely strategies of the producers * China‘s strategies * What should be the strategies for India ?

Author: The report has been prepared by Mr.Swaminathan Venkataraman, a Chemical Engineer and MBA from Indian Institute of Management, Ahmedabad (IIMA), with over fifteen years of experience in multinational organizations abroad.Mr.Swaminathan Venkataraman is Director of Nandini Consultancy (S) Pte Ltd ,Singapore Price & delivery Price of the report is Rs.500/- (Rupees five hundred only) per copy inclusive of courier charges, payable by cheque drawn in favour of Nandini Consultancy Centre Private Ltd., Chennai

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GOVERNMENT OF INDIA’S INACTION CAUSE

UREA FERTILISER UNITS IN SOUTH INDIA TO BECOME SICK

Helplessness of the units

These three urea fertilizer units in South India have already made

considerable investment to convert their facilities for using natural gas as feedstock instead of naphtha. Now, the units are in a position to switch over to production of urea based on natural gas as feedstock.

However, due to delay in the completion of natural gas pipeline and non

availability of natural gas, these units are unable to switch over to natural gas as feedstock. While the rest of the fertilizer firms in the country have access to natural gas, these three firms in South India are unlikely to get natural gas

till 2018.

What is particularly surprising is the fact that inspite of knowing very well that there is no feasibility for getting natural gas by these units in the immediate

future, the Government of India has given a time bound schedule to switch over to natural gas, particularly when the situation is beyond the control of these units.

In the case of Madras Fertilisers and SPIC in Tamil Nadu, there is no way of

getting natural gas in the next few years. Krishna Godavari basin in Andhra Pradesh is unable to step up the production of natural gas. Pipeline for transporting natural gas to Tamil Nadu from Andhra Pradesh are also not ready.

Kochi LNG terminal is now remaining stranded due to suspension of gas

pipeline project in Tamil Nadu by GAIL authorities. Proposed Ennore LNG terminal in Tamil Nadu remains only in the preliminary stage. In this situation, insisting that these South India based urea fertilizer units should switch over

to natural gas as feedstock is unreal and ironical.

While the Government of India is all the time stressing that the pace of

industrial and economic growth in the country should be accelerated, it is shocking that the inaction of the Government of India have forced the

three important urea fertilizer units in South India namely – Madras Fertilizers Ltd, (Chennai) Southern Petrochemical Industries Corporation (Tuticorin) and Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers Ltd (Mangalore) to

remain closed since October 2014.

As the cost of production of urea from naphtha is higher compared to that of natural gas as feed stock, Government of India insisted that subsidy would not be made available to the units that use naphtha as

feedstock beyond September,2014. Out of 33 fertilizers units in India, the three naphtha-based urea manufacturers in south India do not have

linkage to gas grid and hence have to depend on naphtha for production of urea and ammonia. Therefore, the three units in South India were forced to stop operations, as they have no access to natural gas.


GOVERNMENT OF INDIA’S INACTION CAUSE UREA FERTILISER UNITS IN SOUTH INDIA TO BECOME SICK

Price of naphtha and government’s advice:

The export price of naphtha had dipped to Rs.39,000 per metric tonne from Rs.57,000 per metric tonne due to crude price fall. The import parity price is about Rs.45,000 per metric tonne.

Urea fertiliser units in south India have been paying around Rs.60,000 per

metric tonne of naphtha earlier. Due to the price fall of naphtha, there is scope for reducing the price of naphtha supplied to the fertiliser units by naphtha producing companies in India.

Even as the price of naphtha has come down, the Petroleum Ministry appears to

be moving at snail's pace and is reported to have sent a communication to these three firms in South India to finalise the naphtha price and other terms and conditions with the naphtha producers, to enable the units to avail subsidy

and restart the operations It is also reported to be insisting on new conditions such as the state government should forego VAT for naphtha. Even as the

government of India is endlessly deliberating about the matter, the units remain closed causing loss of several crores of rupees of production. The lack of sense of urgency on the part of government of India in solving this issue is too

conspicuous to be ignored.

Indian urea scenario :

Indian demand for urea: Around 30 million metric tonne per annum

Indian production: Around 22 million metric tonne

Year Import Production

Million metric tonne

2010 to 2011 6.610 21.120

2011 to 2012 7.834 21.872

2012 to 2013 8.04 21.99

2013 to 2014 7.08

India is a large consumer of urea and Indian import of urea is around 8 million metric tonne per annum. Realising the need to increase the production capacity of urea in the country, the Government of India is taking special steps to bring

back Talcher urea plant of Fertiliser Corporation of India back into operation, with the proposed investment of around Rs. 8000 crores.

It is sad that instead of enabling the

units to continue operations without closure earlier by not withdrawing the subsidy, the government of India has

done nothing to help these units beyond advising them now. Such

closures have become costly both for the units and the country and Government of India is solely

responsible for this.


GOVERNMENT OF INDIA’S INACTION CAUSE UREA FERTILISER UNITS IN SOUTH INDIA TO BECOME SICK

At the same time, paradoxically, Government of India appears to be unconcerned as for as the three fertilizer units in South India are concerned,

which are now remaining closed. It takes three to four years to conceive, design, install and commission a new

urea project. While it takes such a long time to implement a new project, closing down the existing fertilizer units can be done by a stroke of pen, simply

by a bureaucratic decision , as has happened in the case of the three urea units in south India.

The damage has been done

Installed capacity of the urea units, now not in operation in south India

Name of the unit

Annual installed Capacity

(metric tonne)

Madras Fertilisers 4,86000

SPIC 620000

Mangalore Chemicals & Fertilisers 3,79,500

The damage has already been done, as the three urea units remain shut down

for over three months now. Workers are remaining idle and thousands of metric tonne of urea production from these three units have been lost, even as the country is spending millions of dollars in importing large volume of urea year

after year.

While the fact is that the cost of production of urea from naphtha is higher than that of natural gas as feed stock and the subsidy expenses to the government

of India payable to the naphtha based units are higher, the overall cost to the country due to the closure of the well run urea units in south India is very high. Obviously, the Government of India had withdrawn the subsidy support to the

naphtha based units without conducting an adequate cost benefit analysis. Government of India appears to have erred by creating a situation, where the

urea units in south India had to remain closed for over three months now and even at present, there is no firm indication as to when they would be restarted and what would be the subsidy policy of the government of India towards them.

Better late than never and without allowing the units to remain closed for more

period , that would cause the units to become sick making the revival difficult, the government should act without losing a day more.

Prime Minister should intervene in the matter and extend the subsidy support to the three urea fertilizer units in South India presently using naphtha as

feedstock, until such time that natural gas would be made available to them.


MATIX UREA PLANT IN WEST BENGAL IDLES FOR WANT OF GAS

Matix Fertilisers and Chemicals‘ plant near Panagarh in West Bengal

uses coal bed methane (CBM) as feedstock for production of urea.

But, eastern India‘s only urea manufacturing facility has been idling for nearly two years now for want of gas. Also, idling is the investment of approximately Rs.5000 crore.

The 1.3 million metric tonne per annum urea project was to run on 2.8 million metric standard cubic metre (mmscmd) of methane to be supplied by Essar Oil from its Ranigunj field beginning 2012. But two

years later, Essar is producing a mere 0.3 mmscmd of gas or a little over 10 percent of the promised volume.

The company‘s current production is based on 100 wells out of the 240 drilled so far. While the output from the operating wells can be

ramped up to 0.45 mmscmd, Essar expects the remaining 140 wells to add 0.75 mmscmd capacity in the next six months.

According to Essar sources, the gas supply problem was because of delays in ―land (acquisition), environment (clearances), geological and

other factors‖.

The non availability of gas has forced Matix to reschedule the plant‘s commissioning several times since 2013.

There is little Matix can do about the situation. For, the eastern region is not on the country‘s natural gas or LNG distribution map. And the total availability of methane (from Essar, Great Eastern Energy and ONGC) is a

mere 0.55 mmscmd. But with fresh promises from Essar, Matix is now hoping to bring a part of the capacity on stream, in June 2015. The delay in bringing the fertiliser unit on stream is set to escalate the project cost

from the initial Rs.5,000 crore.


BLACK MARKETING IN UREA? To curb black-marketing in urea, the Government of India in December,2014 released a ―record‖ 3.7 million metric tonne of urea into the market, by stepping up imports. According to data available with Fertiliser Association of India, India imported 0.9 million metric tonne, 16 percent less urea during April to November 2014 against the same period last year. The usual monthly requirement of the urea fertiliser, whose supply is regulated, is 2.5-3 million metric tonne. The shortfall has led to the emergence of a black-market in the fertiliser. According to reports available from across northern and eastern India, urea has been selling at a heavy premium over the stipulated price of Rs.5,360 per metric tonne in the last two months. Three naphtha-based facilities (Madras Fertilizers, Southern Petrochemical Industries, and Mangalore Chemicals and Fertilizers) have stopped producing due to subsidy issues. A blast in a gas pipeline network in Andhra Pradesh affected operations of Nagarjuna Fertilizers and Chemicals. The problem got compounded by a drop in supplies from the Oman based joint venture of IFFCO, Kribhco and Oman Oil Company (OCC). Supplies from this venture, with which India has a long-term offtake agreement, have been down following the hike in gas prices by the West Asian nation. To make up, the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilisers stepped up direct imports of urea from other sources.

REVIVAL PROPOSAL

FOR TALCHER UREA PLANT Taking forward Rs 8,000 crore revival process for Fertiliser Corporation of India Ltd (FCIL's) Talcher urea plant in Odisha, Coal India will form two joint ventures one with GAIL and the other with Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers (RCF). A consortium of RCF, GAIL, CIL and FCIL have agreed to invest Rs 8,000 crore for the revival of this urea plant with production capacity of 1.2 million metric tonne per annum. An MoU has been earlier signed to form two separate joint ventures to revive this plant and also build a power plant and coal washery facility at the site. The first JV would be for upstream coal gasification with GAIL having a majority stake.The second JV would be for urea-cum-ammonia nitrate complex with RCF and CIL being major stakeholders. The company will form two joint ventures. JV 1 for coal gasification with GAIL as major partner (and) JV 2 - for fertiliser (ammonium Nitrate) plants, coal mine, coal washery, power plant & utilities with RCF and CIL as major stakeholder.


ONGC’S EFFORTS TO BRING ON STREAM DELAYED PROJECTS

ONGC is now working on projects worth Rs.83,974 crore across its exploration areas. But several of these projects are facing delays, which would push up cost by around 14.91% to Rs.96,494 crore, shows the ministry monitoring cell (MMC) review report of October 2014.

B-193 cluster fields Other projects such as development of B-193 cluster fields in western offshore, which was approved by the company‘s board in 2007 and was to be completed in 2010, is running close to five years behind schedule. The project that has been completed 94% is now targeted to be completed by May 2015, with 85% increase in costs to R6,000 crore, from the initial approved cost of Rs.3,249 crore. Western off shore region The silver lining is that ONGC has seen the crude oil output from its Western Offshore region, which contributes 42% of India‘s domestic production, going up by almost 11% in the current financial year. The output from Western Offshore assets comprising such as Mumbai High, Heera, Neelam and NB Prasad has increased to 316,000 barrels per day now against 285,000 bpd in the beginning of the financial year. The review The review observed that several issues are holding up projects, like the slow progress in engineering and installation, technological hiccups, conflicts claims and counter claims by contractors and delay in material supply.

The delay in the implementation of several projects is forcing ONGC to struggle against the falling output from aging fields, and no incremental production is coming from new blocks bagged under the New Exploration Licensing Policy (NELP) auction. ONGC saw it stand alone crude oil output fall from 24.67 million metric tonne in FY10 to 22.25 million metric tonne in FY14. Gas output has increased only marginally from 23.11 billion cubic metres in FY10 to 23.28 bcm in FY14.

Cluster of fields Development of many small and cluster fields have been delayed. For instance, the ONGC board on March 25, 2010 approved development of cluster-7 fields in Mumbai offshore, at a cost of Rs.4,550 crore, to be completed by March 2013. This project has been delayed by 21 months, or nearly two years and is now expected to be completed by December,2014, resulting in 46% increase in expenditure. The revised project cost is estimated at Rs.6,639 crore.


ONGC’S EFFORTS TO BRING ON STREAM DELAYED PROJECTS It has come to light that in many cases, ONGC had to terminate contracts after the contractor failed to submit performance bank guarantee and counter claims. Re tendering of the work takes time and delay in completion of the projects. Proposed stringent action Tired of in ordinate delays in the implementation of projects by the oil PSUs, the petroleum ministry has ordered the companies that the responsibility for the completion of each project ‗should be assigned to a functional director and the performance of the assigned officer shall be recorded in his annual report.‘ This in a way means that if the functional director fails to keep the project‘s pace, it may affect his chances of promotion.

ISSUES FACING MARGINAL FIELDS OF ONGC

ONGC holds about 165 marginal fields (79 offshore and 86 onshore). To commercially exploit the oil and gas available in marginal fields owned by ONGC, the Government of India is working on a proposal to auction

these areas. ONGC is reported to here short-listed 60 such fields and given details on

them to the Ministry. Marginal fields were given to ONGC before the licensing rounds on

nomination basis. A good amount of hydrocarbons is locked up in these fields, but they cannot be produced economically on a standalone basis, or with a conventional approach.

At present, of the 165 fields, with total ultimate reserves of 340 million metric tonne, owned by ONGC, operations are going on in 139 and work is

yet to start on 26. ONGC has been maintaining that its attempt to develop marginal fields has

been hit due to the subsidy sharing formula. It has to sell crude at a discount to public sector oil marketing companies as part of the subsidy sharing mechanism to offset losses incurred by the latter for selling oil

products at a controlled price. All crude oil produced by ONGC is sold to public sector oil refiners at a

discount. Marginal fields are scattered, so to develop them the regime has to be

different. ONGC has been time and again asking the Government to treat marginal fields differently if not differential pricing, tax incentives should be there.

To exploit the full potential of these fields, ONGC has also tried outsourcing them to smaller companies, as service contracts. But, most contractors

found it economically unviable as the Government had put a cap on the price of crude produced from these fields.

These fields are affected by several parameters such as environmental concerns, political stability, access, remoteness and of course, the price and

price stability of the produced gas/liquids. These make cost of production expensive.


PLANT CLOSURE

BP closing aromatics plants

BP told a recent analysts‘ meeting that, in the light of aromatics overcapacity in China,the company reviewed its petrochemicals business during the third quarter and decided that plants the company has mothballed would be closed

permanently.

BP has not specified which mothballed plants it will close. However, BP‘s Capco joint venture idled three PTA production lines at Lin Yuan, Taiwan, each with a capacity of 250,000 metric tonne per year, in 2013. Capco currently operates

one PTA line at Lin Yuan, with a capacity of 420,000 metric tonne per year, IHS Chemical says. Capco operates one other PTA plant—a 700,000 metric tonne per

year unit at Taichung, Taiwan. Big expansions of PTA capacity in China have created the over supply.

There are now over 40 PTA production plants in China, the largest of which can

produce over 2 million metric tonne per year.PTA capacity in China has risen from 22 million metric tonne in 2012 to almost 40 million metric tonne this year. Global excess capacity created by these investments has risen above

20 million metric tonne per year, and margins in the business are barely covering variable cash costs.

In this difficult environment, it is not surprising to see some smaller PTA units being rationalized.

***** Styrolution to close PS plant in Sweden

Styrolution (Fribourg, Switzerland), part of the Ineos group, intends to permanently close 80,000 metric tonne per year polystyrene (PS) plant at

Trelleborg, Sweden.

Styrolution will continue to serve the plant‘s customers from the company‘s PS manufacturing sites at Antwerp and Wingles, France.

The planned closure aims to bolster the long term economic sustainability of Styrolution‘s PS business in Europe, Mideast, and Africa (EMEA) by further

improving cost structures and maximally using the assets at Antwerp and Wingles.

The Trelleborg plant accounts for 11% of Styrolution‘s PS capacity in Europe.

*****

Flint Hills to close Marysville, MI, polypropylene plant

Flint Hills Resources (Wichita, KS) plans to close its 85,000 metric tonne per year Marysville, MI, USA polypropylene (PP) plant in July 2015. Production will be shifted to the company‘s Longview, TX, facility, which has two PP plants

totaling over 300,000 metric tonne per year of capacity.


PLANT CLOSURE

The company sees opportunities to improve integration of it‘s Longview polypropylene plant with it‘s propylene production facilities, which will

strengthen it‘s current polypropylene business and allow for future growth.

The Marysville plant, which Flint Hills acquired from Huntsman in 2007, has

struggled to remain competitive.

The Marysville unit is one of the smallest PP plants in the United States, and it accounts for only about 1% of the region‘s total capacity.

*****

Tokuyama to shut PVC plant

Tokuyama says that its Shin Dai-ichi Vinyl (Tokyo) joint venture will permanently close 80,000 metric tonne per year polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plant at Chiba, Japan. Tokuyama holds 71% stake in Shin Dai-ichi Vinyl, and Sumitomo

Chemical and Zeon (Tokyo) each holds 14.5%. The Chiba PVC facility will be shut down by September 2015.

Shin Dai-ichi Vinyl also produces 145,000 metric tonne per year of PVC at the

Tokuyama factory at Shunan, Japan; and 30,000 metric tonne per year of paste vinyl chloride at Niihama, Japan. Tokuyama says that, following the shutdown, it plans to increase the operating rate of the PVC plant at Tokuyama.

***** Teijin to shut polycarbonate plant in Singapore, exit DMT business

Teijin will shut down polycarbonate (PC) resin plant in Singapore and exit the dimethyl terephthalate (DMT) business. These measures follow Teijin‘s exit from

the para xylene business in March,2014.

Teijin will continue to manufacture PC at a 125,000 metric tonne per year plant

at Matsuyama, Japan; and 150,000 metric tonne per year unit at Jiaxing, China, which are more cost competitive.

Teijin will stop producing DMT, a raw material used in polyester, by the end of the fiscal year ending March 2016. The cost competitiveness of the company‘s

DMT business is unlikely to recover, Teijin says.

The profitability of Teijin‘s PC business has worsened, reflecting a persistently adverse

supply-demand balance and the inability to increase selling prices in response to raw material cost increases.

Teijin has, as a result, decided to shut down

its 225,000 metric tonne per year PC plant in Singapore by December 2015. The plant lacks competitiveness in terms of energy costs.

The move is in line with Teijin‘s goal of scaling

back production of commoditized products.


ANTI DUMPING PAGE

The petition seeking levy of anti dumping duty on clear float glass imports from these three countries were filed by Saint Gobain Glass India Ltd, Gold Plus Glass Industry Ltd and HNG Float Glass Ltd.

Asahi India Glass Limited and Gujarat Guardian Ltd –the other two producers of

float glass had supported the petition. In case of clear float glass imports from Obeikan Glass company in Saudi Arabia,

the revenue department has imposed an anti dumping duty of $58.22 per metric tonne.

For exports by Arabian United Float Glass Co, the anti dumping duty has been pegged at $ 134.92 per metric tonne. In all other cases, the anti dumping duty

has been pegged at $165.07 per metric tonne.

In the case of United Arab Emirates, the revenue department has imposed anti dumping duty of $ 79 per metric tonne for exports by ‗Emirates Float Glass LLC‘.

For all other exporters from UAE, the anti dumping duty has been pegged at $ 111.15 per metric tonne.

In the case of Pakistan, an anti dumping duty of $ 82.34 per metric tonne was imposed on exports of float glass by Ghani Glass Limited.

For all other producers and exporters of float glass from Pakistan, an anti

dumping duty of $ 123.61 per metric tonne has been imposed. *****

Sodium nitrite

Finance Ministry of Government of India has extended the levy of anti dumping

duty on Sodium Nitrite imports from China till August 16, 2016. The Finance Ministry move follows the Designated Authority‘s recommendation

in its mid term review in October to extend the levy of anti dumping duty on Sodium Nitrite imports from China.

Deepak Nitrite Ltd had filed the petition seeking a mid term review of anti

dumping duty on Sodium Nitrite imports from China.

Float glass

'Clear float glass' is used in construction,

refrigeration, mirror and solar energy industries. The Finance Ministry of Government of India has

imposed definitive anti dumping duty on ‗clear float glass‘ import from Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and UAE.

This duty will be valid for a period of five years.


ANTI DUMPING PAGE

The other producers of Sodium Nitrite in the country include Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers, National Fertilisers Ltd, and Punjab Chemicals & Pharmaceuticals

Ltd. The revenue department has now specified an anti dumping duty of $135.83 per

metric tonne. *****

.

In its final findings, the Directorate General of Anti dumping and Allied Duties

(DGAD) has said that the electrodes have entered into the Indian market from China at price less than their normal values. The application for the investigation

was collectively filed by HEG Ltd and Graphite India. *****

The complaint was lodged on behalf of producers representing more than 25 percent of the total production of tubes and pipes of ductile cast iron in

European Union. The investigation would be concluded in 15 months. *****

PA-6,6

On October 10, the Ministry of Commerce of China decided to start the final

review on anti dumping measures against imported polyamide-6,6 (PA-6,6) from the United States, Italy, the United Kingdom, France and Taiwan region from October 13,2014.China started levying anti dumping duty on imported

polyamide-6,6 from the United States, Italy, the United Kingdom, France and Taiwan from October 13, 2009 for five years.

The polyamide-6,6 industry of the Chinese Mainland petitioned for a final review on the anti dumping measures against imported polyamide-6,6 from the above

mentioned countries and region on August 12,2014, requesting for continuing to implement the anti dumping measures.

*****

Electrodes

The Government of India may impose anti dumping duty of up to $ 922 per metric tonne

on Chinese graphite electrodes, used for steel melting, to protect domestic players from

cheap imports.

Cast iron tubes, pipes

The European Commission has commenced a probe against allegation of dumping of cast iron tubes and pipes by India,

following a complaint by French firm Saint-Gobain.

In a notice, the European Commission (EC) has said that it had received the complaint

on 10th November.


ANTI DUMPING PAGE

Phthalic anhydride

Phthalic anhydride (PAN) Manufacturers Association (PA-MA) has requested the Government of India to halt the progressive reduction of import duty on PAN under the `India-Korea CEPA‘ and enhance the import duty to 7.5%, which is

the applied MFN import duty rate.

India has four producers of PAN having an installed capacity of over 300,000 metric tonne per annum. Domestic industry is operating at low capacity. This situation is arising as a result of significant exports of PAN from

South Korea, facilitated by duty reduction offered, pursuant to India‘s schedule of commitments under the India-Korea Comprehensive Economic Partnership

Agreement (CEPA). According to the association, the financial hardship suffered by the Indian

producers is likely to worsen further, as under the phased reduction commitment, India is required to reduce its import duty on imports from Korea

culminating in duty free access to the Indian market. *****

Pentaerythritol The Finance Ministry of Government of India has imposed definitive anti

dumping duty $664 per metric tonne on Pentaerythritol imports from Chinese Taipei (Taiwan). This duty will last for five years unless revoked earlier.

This Finance Ministry‘s move follows recommendation by the designated authority in the Commerce Ministry in its final findings of sunset review

investigations.

Kanoria Chemicals had filed the petition seeking continuation of anti dumping duty on Pentaerythritol imports from Chinese Taipei.

*****

Sodium citrate

The Finance Ministry of Government of India has imposed safeguard duty on sodium citrate import into India.

For the period from December 31, 2014 to December 30, 2015, the revenue department has imposed safeguard duty of 30 percent.

All sodium citrate import between December 31, 2015 and December 30, 2016 will attract safeguard duty of 20 percent.

In the case of sodium citrate import between December 31, 2016 and December

30, 2017, the revenue department has imposed safeguard duty of 10 percent. The petition seeking imposition of safeguard duty on sodium citrate import into

India was filed by Posy Pharmachem Pvt Ltd, Gujarat. The application was supported by Sunil Chemicals.


SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PAGE

Factories in India saw more than 1,400 fatalities in 2013

The government said that there were more than 1,400 fatalities in 2013 in the various factories and industries registered under Factories Act.

"Fatal injuries during the last three years in factories registered under Factories Act, 1948, were 1,433 (2011), 1,383 (2012) and 1,417 (2013)," Minister of

State for Labour and Employment, told Lok Sabha. The numbers are based on data collected by Directorate General Factory Advice

Service and Labour Institutes (DGFASLI) through correspondence with Chief Inspector of Factories (CIFs) of state governments and Union territories.

***** Oil spill by Bangladeshi ship

The fragile Sundarbans region stared at an ecological nightmare after a vessel carrying 350 metric tonne of oil crashed, spilling the oil over an 80 sq km area

along the Sela river in Bangladesh and threatening a sanctuary of rare Irrawaddy and Ganges dolphins.

Sundarbans, a Unesco world heritage site, has a unique land marine eco system, which includes the Bengal tiger.

The site, near Mongla port, is about 100km from the Kolkata port and Indian officials are on alert over the possibility of the oil slick spreading to the Indian

side, although that possibility appears remote.

The tanker, Southern Star VII, sank after colliding with another vessel while trying to steer through dense fog. Bangladesh forest officials called the spill, spreading at least 20km every day, an ecological catastrophe.

***** Leak in Evangeline ethylene pipeline in USA

The Evangeline system is a 176 mile interstate pipeline that can transport about 2.6 billion lbs per year of ethylene. It runs between Port Neches, TX; and Baton

Rouge, where it interconnects with Boardwalk‘s ethylene distribution system, which includes storage facilities at the Choctaw hub.

Boardwalk shut the pipeline down on 17 October after a ―pinhole leak‖ was

discovered in rural Louisiana. Boardwalk at the time was expected to return the pipeline to service the following week. However, in a letter to customers on 28th October, the company said that it has discovered that a portion of the

pipeline is exposed and must be lowered before operations can resume.

The Evangeline pipeline went off line for several months earlier this year. That outage was exacerbated by the shutdown of Williams‘ Geismar, LA, steam cracker after an accident in June 2013. The cracker has since been repaired and

expanded. *****


SAFETY AND ACCIDENT PAGE

Methyl mercaptan leak at DuPont facility

The US Chemical Safety Board (CSB) has previously investigated four accidents at DuPont facilities. In January 2010, three accidents occurred within a 33 hour period, including release of phosgene gas, which killed one worker at the

DuPont plant in Belle, WV. That same year, a hot work accident at the DuPont facility outside of Buffalo, NY, fatally injured one worker.

***** Shell Norco fire

Ethylene production at Shell‘s Norco, LA,USA refinery was interrupted on 13th November, when Shell shut down a furnace that had caught fire.

The Norco site has two ethylene units with capacities of 584,000 metric tonne per year and 850,000 metric tonne per year, respectively.

The Williams plant has been off line since an explosion in June 2013. The plant‘s

capacity has since been increased by 600 million lbs per year to 1.95 billion lbs per year of ethylene.

***** China factory blast kills 17

At least 17 people were killed and 33 others injured after a gas blast rocked a manufacturing plant in south China‘s Guangdong Province.

The blast took place at the Fuwa Engineering Manufacturing Co. Ltd‘s facility at the Shunde District of industrial city Foshan. The blast occurred when the

factory was closed for cleaning. Guangdong Province is one of China‘s largest manufacturing bases.

*****

A chemical leak at DuPont‘s La Porte, TX, facility killed four

employees and injured a fifth. The incident, which occurred early in the morning on Saturday,

15th November, involved leak of methyl mercaptan.

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XYLITOL – INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY

Product specification

Description Value

Xylitol content 99.5% min

Reducing sugar 0.2% max

Colour of solution clear

Heavy metals (ppm) < 1ppm

Lead content (ppm) 0.2ppm

Arsenic (ppm) < 0.5 ppm

Total carbohydrate

(dry basis)

99% min

Ash <0.5%

Moisture 0.5% Max

Xylitol has no known toxicity or carcinogenicity. It is listed by the US Food and Drug Administration as an ingredient that is generally recognised as safe

(GRAS). Product application

Xylitol is used as a bulk sweetener, mainly in non carcinogenic confectionary and

in oral hygiene preparations like toothpaste and mouth wash.

Xylitol is a sweetener and food additive that can be produced from starch / bagasse. Chemically, xylitol can be characterised as a five carbon sugar alcohol (1, 2, 3,4, 5 pentahydroxy pentane).

Unlike some sweeteners such as Aspartame, Xylitol is a completely natural

substance, that is found in many plants and animals, including food items.

For example, it is found in mushroom, berries, cauliflower and sweet corn.

Product Characteristics Alternate name: Xylo-pentane-1,2,3,4,5-pentol Xylite, Xyliton

Molecular formula: C5H12O5

CAS No. 87-99-0

Appearance White crystalline or

white fine powder

Taste Relative sweetness equal to sucrose



Application

sector

Functions

Applications

Food Industry

* Sweetening property of xylitol

matches that of sucrose and produces a

perceived sensation of coolness in

mouth, as it comes in contact with the

saliva for its negative heat of solution

Used in beverage

* Non sugar sweetener

Used in chewing gums,

sugarless chocolates,

puddings, jams, backed

products and ice creams

* To improve shelf life with respect to

atmospheric moisture

Used to prepare hard

coated chewing gum

* A granular quality improver, which

prevents denaturation by freezing and

gives firm texture and maintain

whiteness

Used in frozen fish and

meat products

* To provide low calorific value

Used in the preparation of

low calorie artificial honey

but having tastes and

texture resembling to that

of pure honey

* Easily metabolisable in human body

and produces low amount of energy

Used in diabetic food

Dental and

medical

applications

* Non sugar sweetener


chewing vitamins, tablets,

cough syrups, mouth

washes, toothpastes and

medical chewing gum for

oral hygiene and treatment

of oral disease

* As a cavity fighter

Used to prepare chewing

gum, which curbs bacteria

and reverses early decay

* As a humectant sweetener.

To inhibit plaque formation, reduce

gingivities, caries and fissures

Used in the manufacture of

dentrificer

* To remove dental plaque and an

antimicrobial agent

To prepare mouthwash of

pleasant taste and

toothpaste

* To allow the sugar combination to

penetrate the blood brain barrier.

Used in pharmaceutical

preparations

* As a medicament to lower the

intraocular pressure

Used for topical application

in the eye for treatment of

increased intraocular

pressure

* As a nutrient


oral and intravenous

nutrients



Indian production

Xylitol is not presently produced in India. Import price (CIF)

Date

Origin Country

Port of Discharge

Unit

Quantity

Value Rupees

Per Unit (Rupees)

22-Jun-2013 China Chennai Sea Kgs 1,500 283,360 189

14-Aug-2013 Finland Chennai Sea Kgs 10,000 2,281,474 228

19-Dec-2013 France Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 6,750 2,487,399 369

1-Feb-2014 USA Chennai Air Cargo Pcs 14 4,331 309

12-Apr-2014 China Kolkata Sea Kgs 3,325 1,067,966 321

18-Aug-2014 USA Chennai Air Cargo Pcs 10 2,145 215

24-Sep-2014 France Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 3,000 1,049,486 350

4-Dec-2014 China Chennai Sea Kgs 2,250 497,905 221

6-Dec-2014 France Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 1,500 513,994 343

Indian demand

Indian demand is around 300 metric tonne per annum, which is met by import. Global production

Global production More than one lakh metric tonne per annum

Global producers

There are producers in Finland, Japan, China and Switzerland.

Danisco is one of the world‘s largest xylitol producers. Process

Xylitol is manufactured by catalytic reduction of D xylose. The hydrogenation of

D xylose to xylitol is readily accomplished at elevated temperatures (100 to 150 deg. C) and high hydrogen pressure (50 atmosphere) by using

specific metal catalyst like raney nickel.

D xylose can be obtained by the hydrolysis of xylose containing xylans (hemicelluloses).The agricultural waste materials such as coconut shell, corncob, wood chips and seed hulls are rich in hemicellulosic materials. These materials

can be hydrolysed to obtain pentoses containing hydrolysate. Such hydrolysate contains unwanted products such as formic acid, acetic and furfural.

Electrolytic process technology for the production of the xylitol from starch, with

sodium bicarbonate as the only byproduct, has been licensed by Dynamic Food Ingredients (Kirkland, Washington) from Purdue Research Foundation (West Lafayette, Indiana).



The production process for xylitol from straw has been developed, using a bio process of Danish Institute of Biotechnology. The yield is said to be

67 to 90 kgm. of xylitol metric per tonne of straw.The process involves extraction to the pentosans and then conversion by yeast with subsequent purification of the product. Yeast of a special type is used so that ethanol

fermentation is avoided.

Technology is reported to have been developed from bagasse by Taiwan Sugar Research Institute.

Other details

Specialty sugars producer ZuChem (Chicago) has received a $900,000 award from research group the Biotechnology Research and Development Organization (BRDC; Peoria, IL, USA) to develop low cost route to manufacture the artificial

sweetener xylitol. The grant will provide ZuChem with $600,000 over three years for developing a fermentation process for manufacturing xylitol.

The remaining $300.000 will fund collaborative research between ZuChem and

the U.S. Department of Agriculture's National Center for Agricultural Utilization Research to develop low cost raw materials for producing xylitol, including corn products. ZuChem will hold exclusive commercialization rights for technology

developed under the programme. Companies with equity in BRDC include BASF, Cargill, Dew Chemical, and Monsanto.

Prognosis

In recent years, xylitol has become increasingly popular as a premium sugar substitute around the world. xylitol has been advocated for use by diabetics and low carbohydrate dieters. Xylitol is most commonly found in baked goods, desserts, toothpaste and sugar

free gums and candies.

Compared to the sugar sucrose, xylitol is capable of preventing tooth decay, while it is also safe for diabetics, since it has a 40% lesser calorie content.

Demand for xylitol is likely to increase on the back of the trend for healthier confectionery, as the sweetener can be used by manufacturers to drastically

reduce the calorie content of food product, as well as lower its glycaemic index (GI) level.

In Asia, xylitol is particularly in demand from gum manufacturers and it is estimated that large share of chewing gum sold in the region now has xylitol in

their formulations.

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BETAINE – PRODUCT PROFILE

Colour White crystal powder

CAS No. 107-43-7

Alternative name: Trimethylglycine (TMG)

Chemical name: Betaine

Molecular formula: C5H11NO2

Melting point : 301 to 305 deg.C

Density : 1.00 g/mL at 20 deg.C

Solubility : Methanol: 0.1 g/mL, clear

Water Solubility : 160 g/100 mL

Sensitive : Hygroscopic

Stability:: Stable.Hygroscopic. Incompatible with strong oxidizing agents.

Betaine is used in many healthy foods, such as beverages and dietary supplements. Producers Betain is produced by several companies Natural Betaine is manufactured in Finland by Danisco. Process The natural betaine is extracted from sugar beet molasses, a side stream of sugar production.

Betaine is a naturally occurring compound. Natural Betaine is a natural nutrient that promotes hydration and performance, especially related to physical activity. Betaine is used in animal nutrition to improve feed conversion ratios, body conformation and resistance to stress such as heat or change of environment. The improved flow properties of Betaine lead to easier handling and more efficient distribution in feeds. The mechanism of action of betaine is as a methylating activity. Natural Betaine is minimum 99% pure and is derived from the molasses of sugar beets. It is approved as a safe ingredient in number of countries.

Application areas Betaine is an important ingredient in broiler nutrition. It improves production performance and replaces other methyl group donors such as choline and methionine, assists birds under heat stress conditions and improves slaughter characteristics.


BETAINE – PRODUCT PROFILE Technology efforts of Danisco Danisco pioneered the research and application of natural betaine in animal nutrition in the early 1990s. Novasep Process, the bioprocess division of Novasep, a leading supplier of manufacturing solutions to the life sciences industry and Danisco, a world leader in food and feed ingredients, enzymes and bio based solutions, announced the scale up of an innovative process for the production of natural betaine. The plant is the first to exploit a new extraction process using vinasse, a byproduct of sugar beet derived bioethanol. Its use enable Danisco to substantially increase the availability of natural betaine, which is globally used as a technical animal feed ingredient and currently in short supply. Tereos, a world player in sugar, starch and bioethanol production, supply the vinasses and operate the plant at its facility in Origny, France. The betaine from the new plant will be sold by Danisco as Betafin™. As well as increasing the availability of betaine, the new process allow the betaine extracted bioethanol vinasses (residues) to be further recycled and sold as crop fertilizer. Novasep Process is responsible for the engineering of the new plant and provide the complete process line which combines Danisco‘s proprietary chromatographic technology, known as NS2P, with membrane and evaporation steps. This project is the latest development of the alliance between Novasep and Danisco in the field of betaine extraction and purification, which has already given birth to several betaine production plants. Danisco and Novasep provide technological support for the betaine production plant with De Smet Engineers and Contractors, being in charge of building construction, erection services and auxiliaries supply of the new development. Danisco / Tereos joint venture in France Danisco and Tereos (Lille, France) have formed a partnership and built a dedicated betaine production plant integrated with an existing bioethanol unit at Tereos‘s Origny, France sugar beet distillery. Tereos is a leading producer of sugar, starch, and bioethanol. The plant at Origny is the world‘s largest single source of natural betaine and is managed and operated by Tereos, with technological support from Danisco. In 2011,DuPont acquired Danisco, forming two new business units Nutrition and Health and Industrial Biosciences, which incorporates Danisco Animal Nutrition. DuPont, in collaboration with Novasep Process, are responsible for building the process line which combines Danisco‘s proprietary chromatographic technology with membrane and evaporation steps to produce natural betaine. This opening in Origny bring DuPont closer to meeting market demand by increasing substantially the availability of natural betaine.


BETAINE – PRODUCT PROFILE The betaine plant is based on proprietary Danisco technology that features a novel method of extracting natural betaine from a side stream of bioethanol production. Betaine is transported to a Danisco site in Finland for production of the company‘s Betafin animal feed betaine. Trouw Nutrition International Trouw Nutrition International signed an alliance with The Amalgamated Sugar Company LLC in United States, a co operative of 1,100 sugar beet farmers that invested in purpose designed production equipment for betaine. The alliance enables Trouw Nutrition International to supply the animal nutrition market on a global scale and from a single source. DuPont's Betaine Natural betaine from DuPont Nutrition & Health improved the body composition, performance and power of strength trained men who consumed the sugar beet extract every day over a six week period. Conducted at the Springfield College Human Performance Laboratory in Massachusetts, the double blinded study compared the effect of betaine supplementation with a placebo. The participants were 18 to 35 year old men who regularly undertook resistance training.

Indian import / export Imports: 2555 metric tonne per annum

Exports: 7.5 metric tonne per annum

Evonik Industries TEGO® Natural Betaine produced by Evonik is a naturally derived amino acid, obtained from sugar beet molasses. TEGO® Natural Betaine is a pure, non sensitizing and non irritating raw material. TEGO® Natural Betaine is recommended for use in hair shampoos, hair rinses, shower shampoos, baby shampoos, facial cleansing lotions, soap bars and Syndet soaps. Wissington Wissington is large producer of natural betaine. About 6,000 metric tonne a year is extracted from sugar beet, which is then used in products as diverse as fish feed because it improves the appeal of diets.

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BETAINE – PRODUCT PROFILE Sample of Import in India

Period

Products

Country

Port

Unit

In kg

Value in

Rs.

Price per kg

19-Nov-2013 Betaine hydrochloride 98% China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 1,820,476 93

19-Nov-2013 Betafin bp 20 betaine anhydrous min 99% Finland Chennai Air Kgs 500 377,021 754



30-Nov-2013 Betaine hydrochloride 97%(poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 20,000 2,103,123 105

4-Dec-2013 Betain HCl98% feed grade China Chennai Kgs 20,000 2,263,228 113

20-Dec-2013 Betafin bp 20 betaine anhydrous min 99% Finland Chennai Air Kgs 500 372,241 744

23-Dec-2013 Betaine hydrochloride 98% (feed additive) China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 1,921,640 99

23-Dec-2013 Betaine hydrochloride 98% (feed additive) China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 1,921,640 99

24-Dec-2013 Betaine hydrochloride 97%(poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 60,000 6,304,885 105

24-Dec-2013 Betaine hydrochloride 98% feed grade China Kolkata Kgs 20,000 2,227,474 111

30-Dec-2013 Betain HCl99 % feed grade(for poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 322 27,262 85

30-Dec-2013 Betain HCl99 % feed grade(for poultry feed China Chennai Kgs 13,678 1,158,457 85

2-Jan-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 97%(poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 20,000 2,159,986 108

3-Jan-2014 Betaine hydrochloride (poultry feed) China Nhava Sheva Kgs 20,000 2,096,457 105

15-Jan-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade China Nhava Sheva Kgs 20,000 1,952,179 98

17-Jan-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 98%(feed additive China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 2,098,154 108

28-Jan-2014 Betain HClfeed premix/additives China Nhava Sheva Kgs 20,000 2,198,770 110

28-Jan-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade - China Chennai Kgs 20,000 2,223,899 111

29-Jan-2014 Excential beta-key betain hcl 93% China Nhava Sheva Kgs 16,000 1,658,501 104

30-Jan-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 98%(feed additive China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 2,093,116 107

6-Feb-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade (poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 40,000 4,334,718 108

6-Feb-2014 Betain HClfeed grade(poultry feed supplement) China Chennai Kgs 8,772 1,013,980 116

6-Feb-2014 Betain HClfeed grade(poultry feed supplement) China Chennai Kgs 11,228 1,297,870 116

8-Feb-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 98% feed grade China Kolkata Kgs 20,000 2,223,899 111

15-Feb-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 98%(feed additive China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 2,118,307 109

15-Feb-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 98%(feed additive China Nhava Sheva Kgs 19,500 2,118,307 109

15-Feb-2014 C10a0 betafin bf 20 betaine anhydrous Finland Nhava Sheva Kgs 2,000 773,437 387

20-Feb-2014 Betaine hydrochloride (poultry feed) China Nhava Sheva Kgs 5,000 534,068 107

20-Feb-2014 Betaine hydrochloride(poultry feed supplement) China Nhava Sheva Kgs 15,000 1,602,203 107

20-Feb-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 97%(poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 80,000 8,694,565 109

25-Feb-2014 Betain HClptr (feed premix) China Nhava Sheva Kgs 20,000 2,225,283 111

28-Feb-2014 Betain HClfeed grade China Chennai Kgs 20,000 2,339,726 117

1-Mar-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade China Nhava Sheva Kgs 5,000 588,110 118

1-Mar-2014 Betafin bp 20 betaine anhydrous min 99% Finland Chennai Kgs 500 235,583 471

8-Mar-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 97%(poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 25,618 2,817,794 110

8-Mar-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 97%(poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 94,382 10,381,310 110

11-Mar-2014 Betain HCl98%animal feed China Chennai Kgs 20,000 2,250,714 113

14-Mar-2014 M51e2in betafin s1 (anhydrous betaine Finland Nhava Sheva Kgs 49,500 7,797,348 158

17-Mar-2014 Betafin bp 20 betaine anhydrous min 99% Finland Chennai Kgs 4,000 1,907,385 477

18-Mar-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade (poultry feed) China Chennai Kgs 60,000 6,481,170 108

18-Mar-2014 Betaine hydrochloride 98% feed grade China Kolkata Kgs 20,000 2,204,224 110

26-Mar-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade China Nhava Sheva Kgs 20,000 2,229,272 111

27-Mar-2014 Betain HCl98% feed grade China Nhava Sheva Kgs 20,000 2,204,224 110

Prognosis More recently, betaine has been the subject of a range of studies indicating health and performance benefits. These human trials demonstrate a significant improvement in physical performance, especially in strength, power and endurance.


SORBIC ACID – PRODUCT PROFILE

Alternate name: 2,4-hexadienoic acid

Appearance Colourless solid

Odour Odourless

CAS number 110-44-1

Molecular formula C6H8O2

Melting point 135 °C (275 °F; 408 K)

Acidity (pKa) 4.76 at 25 deg.C

Solubility Soluble in water and sublimes readily. soluble in ethanol

Specification

Description

Unit

Value

Sorbic acid assay

% 99.0 to 101.0

Water % <0.5

Heavy metal( as Pb) ppm <10

Melting range Deg>C 132-135

Residue on ignition % <0.2

Arsenic (as As) Ppm <3

The product should be kept in cool, dry,dark conditions, in sealed status

Shelf life is around 24 months

Application In the feed processing industry, sorbic acid as a feed additive with low toxicity

can inhibit the growth of molds in feed. It has a high effect, in particular, of inhibiting the formation of aflatoxin.

In the pharmaceutical industry, sorbic acid is used in the preservation of intravenously administered drugs and nutritive fluids. Sorbic acid can also be

used in the preservation of facial cosmetics and in the synthesis of detergent additives. Sorbic acid and its salts, such as sodium sorbate, potassium sorbate,

and calcium sorbate, are antimicrobial agents often used as preservatives in food and drinks to prevent the growth of mold, yeast, and fungi.

In addition, sorbic acid can be used as an unsaturated acid in resins, flavours and rubbers.

Sorbic acid can be used as an intermediate of plasticizers and lubricants and as

an additive of adhesives.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sodium_sorbate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Potassium_sorbate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Calcium_sorbate

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mold

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yeast

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fungi



In general, the salts are preferred over the acid form because they are more soluble in water, but it is the acid form that is active. Sorbates are generally

used at concentrations of 0.025% to 0.10%.

Substitution possibility

Sorbic acid is used in the food processing industry to replace benzoic acid and sodium benzoate in such products as baked foods, candies/cakes, preserved

fruits, canned vegetables, fish/meat products, margarine, beverages and wines.

Benzoic acid and sorbic acid are two common, FDA approved anti microbial compounds available for food use. However, benzoic acid has been found to cause hyperactivity in children and is thought to be potentially damaging to

mitochondrial DNA.

Major food manufacturers have begun to phase out the use of sodium benzoate (the sodium salt of benzoic acid) in response to consumer demands.

Process

The traditional process route to sorbic acid involves condensation of malonic acid

and trans butenal. It can also be prepared from isomeric hexadienoic acids, which are available via

a nickel catalyzed reaction of allyl chloride, acetylene and carbon monoxide.

The route used commercially, however, is from crotonaldehyde and ketene. Sorbic acid and its salts are refined in order to obtain the necessary purity for

use in foods.The quality requirements are defined by the U.S. Food Chemicals Codex.

Sorbic acid is marketed in the dust free crystalline form for food use or as powder for feed use.

Demand driver

The low toxicity of sorbic acid enhances its desirability as food preservative.

The oral LD50 for sorbic acid in rats is 10g/kg compared to 5 g/kg for NaCl. The activity of the sorbates at a higher pH is one distinct advantage over the two

other most commonly used food preservatives, i.e benzoic and propionic acids.

Sorbates are classified as GRAS in the United States, with no upper limit set for foods that are not covered by Standards of Identity.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malonic_acid

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crotonaldehyde

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allyl_chloride

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acetylene

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_monoxide

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crotonaldehyde

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ketene



Sorbates can be applied to food by any of several methods including direct addition, dipping in or spraying with an aqueous sorbate solution, dusting with

sorbate powder, or impregnating food packing materials. The potassium salt is used in applications where high water solubility is desired.

The continuous increase in food production has significantly increased the demand for food preservatives such as sorbic acid.

Scenario in China

The total capacity for sorbic acid in China is over 100000 metric tonne per annum and the total capacity for potassium sorbate is close to 90000 metric

tonne per annum. The producers in China include the following.

Producer Sorbic acid

Potassium sorbate

`000 metric tonne Ningbo Wanglong Technology Co., Ltd. 35.0 25.0

Jiangxi New Wanglong Industry Co. Ltd., - 7.0

Yancheng Meichang Chemical Co., Ltd. 6.0 4.0

Daicel (Nanning) Food Additive Co. Ltd., 4.0 -

Jiangsu Rugao Changjiang Food Co. Ltd. 4.0 4.0

Zhejiang Baosheng Additive Co. Ltd., 18.0 12.0

Jiangsu Rugao Jiangbei Additive Co. Ltd. - 0.65

Nantong Acetic Acid Chemical Co. Ltd. 8.0 -

Shandong Ruipu Biochemical Co. Ltd. 15.0 15.0

Hong Kong New Industry International Group (Jilin) Sorbic Acid Co. Ltd., 10.0 10.0

Taizhou Mingguang Food Additive Co. Ltd. - 4.0

Guangxi Nanning Second Chemical Plant 1.1 -

Import / Export in India

Import

Period (March to April) Quantity in metric tonne

2009 to 2010 110

2010 to 2011 174

2011 to 2012 239

2012 to 2013 158

2013 to 2014 181

Export: Small quantity

Prognosis

Sorbic acid and potassium sorbate are food preserving and anti staling agents with broad spectrum, high effect and great safety recommended by FAO and WHO.

With the increasing public awareness of food safety, the use of sorbic acid and potassium sorbate to replace sodium benzoate will become the development trend.


SPOTLIGHT ON SPECIALITY CHEMICAL L-ALANINE

CAS No. 56-41-7

Chemical Name: L-Alanine

Synonyms (S)-(+)-Alanine

(S)-2-Aminopropanoic acid L-alpha-Aminopropionic acid L-2-Aminopropanoic acid

L-2-Aminopropionic acid Molecular Formula: C3H7NO2

Colour White crystalline powder

Specification

Active matter: 98.0%

Specific rotation: 14.3 to 15.2 deg

Iron : 0.01% Max

Heavy metals: 0.001% max

Loss on drying: 0.20% max

Residue on ignition: 0.10% max

Chloride: 0.020% max

Sulfate: 0.020% max

Ammonium: 0.02% max

Arsenic: 0.0001% max

Product application

L-analine is considered as important nutrient for the amino acid metabolism in the blood together with L-Glutamine.

Once synthesized, L-alanine is absorbed via the liver and converted to a pyruvate. This compound is critical for the production of glucose and and hence

for blood sugar management. L-alanine supplements are therefore often used in cases of hypoglycaemia to

prevent the organism from suffering low blood sugar or insuline shocks. They enable rapid energy delivery by stimulating the immediate release of

glucose into the blood stream.

L-alanine is a non essential amino acid and plays a crucial role as a building

block of important proteins. Alanine increases endurance and strenghens the immune system.

http://aminoacidstudies.org/circulation-2/

http://aminoacidstudies.org/l-glutamine/


SPOTLIGHT ON SPECIALITY CHEMICAL - L-ALANINE

When dosed appropriately, L-alanine can be an effective nutrient supporting an intensive training regime and achieve effective muscle growth.L-Alanine

supplements are therefore, popular with athletes who are thus able to achieve increases in their performance.

BASF and AHB sign letter of intent for Joint venture for L-alanine production

BASF and Anhui Huaheng Biotechnology Co., Ltd. (AHB) signed a letter of intent to confirm the feasibility of a joint operation for L-alanine production.

AHB is a large L-alanine manufacturer in China and BASF has approved AHB‘s L-alanine for industrial use. The joint operation will be based on proprietary

technology developed and already operated by AHB. The product from the joint operation will serve BASF‘s specific demand and for

AHB to serve the pharmaceutical, fine chemical, food and beverage industries. Both companies will continue to pursue joint cooperation to take advantage of

economies of scale and the complementary expertise each has in their respective areas.

Sample of import of L-Alanine in India

Period

Country of origin

Port

Unit

Quantity

18-Jan-2014 Singapore Hyderabad Kgs 50

22-Jan-2014 China Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 400

23-Jan-2014 China Delhi Air Cargo Kgs 1

30-Jan-2014 China Nhava Sheva Sea Kgs 500

1-Feb-2014 China Kolkata Sea Kgs 25

1-Feb-2014 China Kolkata Sea Kgs 225

5-Feb-2014 Japan Chennai Sea Kgs 50

17-Feb-2014 Japan Chennai Sea Kgs 50

1-Mar-2014 Singapore Hyderabad Kgs 100

3-Mar-2014 Germany Bombay Air Cargo Kgs 1

6-Mar-2014 Japan Chennai Sea Kgs 50

12-Mar-2014 Japan Hyderabad Kgs 50

12-Mar-2014 Japan Hyderabad Kgs 100

13-Mar-2014 Germany Bombay Air Cargo Kgs 1

13-Mar-2014 China Hyderabad Kgs 10

15-Mar-2014 Switzerland Bombay Air Cargo Kgs 13

15-Mar-2014 China Bombay Air Cargo Kgs 5

20-Mar-2014 USA Banglore Air Cargo Kgs 30

21-Mar-2014 China Kolkata Sea Kgs 150

25-Mar-2014 Hong Kong Chennai Air Cargo Kgs 1

29-Mar-2014 China Hyderabad Kgs 3

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NEWS ROUND UP – INTERNATIONAL EPA proposes removal of 72 chemicals from pesticide list EPA has proposed removing 72 chemicals from its list of substances approved for use as inert ingredients in pesticide products. The move responds to petitions from several advocacy groups, including the Center for Environmental Health, Beyond Pesticides, and Physicians for Social Responsibility. EPA has listed the 72 substances in the Federal Register Notice in docket #EPA-HQ-OPP-2014-0558.

***** Ethylene, PVC expansions in Kentucky,USA Westlake has held a dedication ceremony to celebrate the expansion of the company‘s Calvert City, KY, vinyls complex. Westlake spent in excess of $300 million for the project. The investment includes expanding the site‘s steam cracker and converting the cracker‘s feedstock from propane to ethane to leverage low cost ethane being developed in the region‘s shale gas areas. Prior to the expansion, Westlake‘s ethylene capacity at the Calvert City site was 200,000 metric tonne per year and PVC capacity was 500,000 metric tonne per year. Ethylene capacity at the site is slated to reach 282,000 metric tonne per year and PVC capacity is scheduled to increase to 590,000 metric tonne per year by 2015 as a result of the expansion.

***** Qafco to enter niche urea market Qatar Fertilizer Co (Qafco; Doha) operates six ammonia and six urea plants with combined capacity for 3.8 million metric tonne per year of ammonia and more than 5.6 million metric tonne per year of urea. Qafco also operates two urea formaldehyde units and a melamine plant.

The unit will have a capacity of 2.4 metric tonne per day and will allow Qafco to develop various urea based products by adding sulfur, ammonium sulfate, and a diverse range of micronutrients. It will be the first of its kind and, in addition to consuming Qafco‘s urea, will use Qatar‘s abundant sulphuur resources. Qafco plans, after a trial period, to build larger capacity units to produce specialty urea fertilizers.

Qafco is the world‘s largest single site producer of ammonia and urea and has signed a contract with engineering and technology company NIIK (Moscow) for the design and supply of a pilot high-speed drum granulation unit to produce value added urea products in Qatar. Construction is expected to start in the middle of next year and the plant is expected to start production by the end of 2015.


NEWS ROUND UP – INTERNATIONAL New lignite mine in Texas Cabot has opened a new lignite coal mine that will supply the company's activated carbon production at Marshall, TX,USA.

***** Sulfur bentonite facility in Canada HJ Baker has started up a facility at Irricana, AB. The facility has been upgraded to restart as a sulfur bentonite fertilizer production facility.

***** PAO capacity expansion Chevron Phillips Chemical (CPChem) is studying a 10,000 metric tonne per year expansion of low viscosity polyalphaolefins (PAO) capacity at its Cedar Bayou plant in Baytown, TX, from 48,000 metric tonne per year. The company has filed the necessary environmental notifications with the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality. CPChem recently began constructing a 100,000 metric tonne per year expansion of normal alpha olefin (NAO) capacity at the Cedar Bayou site, with completion slated for July 2015. NAOs are a feedstock for PAO production.

***** PTA plant in Portugal Artlant PTA, a producer of purified terephthalic acid (PTA) at Sines, Portugal, plans to restart its 700,000 metric tonne per year plant in 2015 following discussions with creditors. The plant, commissioned in 2012, is the most recent PTA unit to be built in Europe.

***** Formaldehyde plants in Louisiana,USA Momentive Specialty Chemicals (MSC) plans to build two formaldehyde plants in Louisiana. Investment will total $66 million, with construction occurring through 2014 and 2015. Combined capacity at the two plants will exceed 400,000 metric tonne per year of formaldehyde, MSC says. The first plant—which will come online in late 2015—will be at Geismar, LA, and supply formaldehyde to adjacent sites owned by BASF and Huntsman. The second plant —which will come online in early 2016—will supply a Monsanto site at Luling, LA, to which it will be adjacent. Both plants will have direct pipelines to the adjacent sites they will supply. The announcement comes on the heels of another formaldehyde expansion by MSC at Curitiba, Brazil. That plant, announced in August, will produce 150,000 metric tonne per year of formaldehyde and will be complete within 18 months. The site will also manufacture base resins for wood adhesives. MSC‘s forest products resins business is the world‘s largest producer of formaldehyde.

***** Biorefinery in Malaysia Verdezyne (Carlsbad,CA) has partnered with Bio XCell, Malaysia to construct its first commercial scale renewable chemicals plant.

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NEWS ROUND UP – INTERNATIONAL Butadiene facility at Al Jubail Petrokemya, a wholly owned Sabic subsidiary, plans to expand its butadiene extraction plant at Al Jubail. Sabic has awarded KBR a front end engineering design contract to debottleneck and expand the plant. The existing butadiene extraction plant was built in 1993 with capacity of 123,000 metric tonne per year. Petrokemya plans to significantly expand the capacity of the plant. Sabic‘s consumption of butadiene is rising. Sabic is building a 140,000 metric tonne per year acrylonitrile butadiene styrene plant within the Petrokemya complex. It will be supplied with butadiene by Petrokemya and with acrylonitrile by Saudi Japanese Acrylonitrile (Shrouq), a jv in which Sabic has 50%, Asahi Kasei 30% and Mitsubishi Corp. 20%. Shrouq is building a 220,000 metric tonne per year acrylonitrile plant at the Ibn Zahr facility at Al Jubail due online at the end of 2015 or first half of 2016. A previously announced elastomers manufacturing alliance between Sabic and ExxonMobil Chemical is building a 100,000 metric tonne per year polybutadiene rubber plant.

***** Methionine complex in Singapore The new methionine complex of Evonik Industries in Singapore came on stream on November 4, 2014 after two years in construction.

MetAMINO® and all strategically important precursors will be produced in the new methionine complex. In addition, Evonik is investing in new production plants for methionine formulations, that are tailored to the biology of other animal species. Mobile (Alabama, USA), for instance, will have a new plant for the production of Mepron®, used in the feeding of dairy cattle. Mepron® has a special coating that protects the amino acid from undesired degradation in the rumen. For shrimp and other crustaceans in aquacultures. Evonik has developed AQUAVI® Met-Met, a dipeptide made up of two methionine molecules. The first production plant for this is being built in Antwerp, Belgium.

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This plant has an annual capacity of 150,000 metric tonne, bringing Evonik‘s methionine capacity worldwide up to 580,000 metric tonne. Evonik markets DL-methionine under the MetAMINO® brand name. The company has spent over €500 million on the complex, the most it has ever invested in a single chemical project.


TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT

IIT-Madras sets up incubator for biotech start ups

The IIT Madras has established an incubator for biotechnology start ups to foster Indian biotech innovation and entrepreneurship.

Entrepreneurs can use this facility as a platform to gain technical advice from

the expertise of the Institute‘s faculty and researchers to realise business opportunities. Other support services like accounts and tax, company secretary ship, legal, HR, audit, IP, access to funds, investors, mentors, advisers and

consultants, training programs, and networking events are also made available.

In collaboration with the IIT Madras Incubation Cell. The Bioincubator will also provide training through workshops to develop skills.

The following four companies have been identified as the incubatees for the first phase. Three of the companies have been started by doctoral students from the

IIT Madras Biotechnology Department. 1. Purius Nanosystems Pvt Ltd – Point Of Care Testing devices to conduct

Single tests for Tuberculosis bacilli or multi drug resistant TB, Malaria, Hepatitis B Virus or panel tests for HIV and Hepatitis B Virus.

2. FIB-SOL Life Technologies Pvt Ltd – development of low cost bio fertilisers

3. Vital Bio scientific Solutions – development of a model to simulate a system's reaction to a drug

4. Yaathum Biotech development of diagnostic test kits to make possible the identification of full range of drug resistant tuberculosis strains in a single

test.

With the support of Biotechnology

Industry Research Assistance Council, the IITM Bioincubator, a part of the incubation cell, will help

start-ups and small and medium size enterprises develop globally

competitive products for the market. It offers lab and office space,

equipment, centralised utilities for process and product development to

help technologies mature and attain commercialisation. This opportunity

is offered to researchers with nascent ideas who want to develop processes and commercialise their

product, according to a press release from the IIT Madras.


CHINA NEWS

BUTADIENE/ OLEFIN SEPARATION TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT BY WISON ENGINERING SERVICES CO. CHINA

MTO separation technology

The first commercialized project Wison Clean Energy's 300 000 metric tonne per

annum MTO plant featuring Wison Engineering's olefin separation technology and UOP's Methanol to Olefin (MTO) technology has been operating smoothly

since the successful launch in Nanjing in September 2013. The plant consumes only 2.6 metric tonne of methanol per metric tonne of olefins, while the conversion ratio of C4 + olefins to propylene and ethylene is 4:1 and the product

recovery ratio is as high as 99.6%.

At present, eight MTO projects in China, which are either under construction or completed, employ Wison Engineering's proprietary MTO separation technology.

These include the iconic Pucheng Clean Energy Chemical Co., Ltd.'s 700 000 metric tonne per annum polyethylene production plant, and

680 000 metric tonne per annum new coal based materials project with MTO unit for Shenhua Coal to Liquid and Chemical Co., Ltd..

Wison Engineering entered into an olefin separation technology licensing and engineering design contract for basic design and detailed design with Liaocheng

Meiwu New Materials Tech.Corp. for a 300 000 metric tonne per annum MTO unit of the oxo raw material line optimization project.

In addition, Wison Engineering was recently awarded an olefin separation technology licensing agreement and an engineering, procurement and

construction (EPC) contract by Shandong Better Clean Energy Co. Ltd. for the 300 000 metric tonne per anum MTO unit. The commissioning of this project is expected to be in April , 2016.

Wison Engineering Services Co. Ltd., chemical engineering, procurement and construction management (―EPC‖) service providers in China, announced that Wison Engineering Ltd., subsidiary of the company had achieved a major

breakthrough in the commercialization of its proprietary technology in butene oxidization and dehydrogenation to butadiene, as well as the relevant

catalyst.

Wison Engineering Services Co. Ltd. China, announced that its Wison Engineering Ltd., continued to make headway in proprietary technology transfer in methanol to olefins (MTO) separation technology and strengthen

its EPC services in MTO unit, since its first successful commercialization of its patented technology in September 2013.


CHINA NEWS Shandong Dongrun Clean Energy Co., Ltd.'s 60 000 metric tonne per annum MTO plant and ancillary project has commenced phase I design work for its 300 000 metric tonne per annum MTO unit, olefin tank and all auxiliary facilities

underway. The detailed design is expected to be completed in August 2015.

Other projects include technology licensing and design work of Shandong Yangmei Hengtong Chemicals Company Ltd.'s 300000 metric tonne per annum MTO plant, PuCheng Clean Energy Chemical Co., Ltd.'s 700 000 metric tonne per annum coal to

olefins project and Shenhua Coal to Liquid and Chemical Co., Ltd.'s 680 000 metric tonne per annum new coal based materials project with MTO unit, that have been completed.

Butadiene technology

Wison Engineering‘s proprietary technology and catalyst will be applied to the 70 000 metric tonne per annum butene oxidization and dehydrogenation to butadiene revamping project of Shandong Yuhuang Chemical Co., Ltd..

Wison Engineering provides proprietary technology transfer and services, the oxidative dehydrogenation catalyst, as well as basic and detailed engineering

designs services for this commercial project. In the same period, Wison Engineering signed an engineering design and technology

licensing contract with Shandong Shengrong Chemical Co., Ltd.for the 30 000 metric tonne per annum alkylene separation unit. The Group‘s proprietary butane and butene separation technology employed in this project integrated with the afore

mentioned butene oxidization and dehydrogenation to butadiene technology form a more comprehensive proprietary technology chain of Wison Engineering.

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Cristal to acquire TiO2 assets in China Cristal is the world‘s leading supplier of ultrafine TiO2 products and titanium

chemicals and a fast growing producer of mineral sands and titanium metal powder. The company operates seven manufacturing plants across six countries.

National Titanium Dioxide Co. (Cristal; Jeddah, Saudi Arabia) has agreed to acquire the titanium dioxide (TiO2) assets of Jiangxi Tikon Titanium Co. (Fuzhou, China).

Jiangxi Tikon‘s manufacturing facility is at Fuzhou, Jiangxi Province in China. Cristal is owned 66% by National Industrialization Co. (Tasnee; Riyadh) and 33% by

Gulf Investment Corp. (Kuwait City). *****

BASF to expand tert butylamine capacity at Nanjing

Tert butylamine is a primary aliphatic amine that is used as an intermediate for

the production of accelerators for the rubber and tire industry. The pharmaceutical and agricultural industries use it as a building block.

The plant at Nanjing started production in June 2013. BASF also produces tert butylamine at Geismar, LA; and Antwerp.


CHINA NEWS

BASF will expand the capacity of its production plant for tert butylamine at the Nanjing Chemical Industry Park, in China. The company plans to increase

capacity by 60%, from 10,000 metric tonne per year to 16,000 metric tonne per year.The expansion is expected to become operational in early 2015, subject to regulatory approval.

The tert butylamine plant is wholly owned by BASF and is integrated into the

production facilities of BASF-YPC, a 50-50 petrochemical joint venture between BASF and Sinopec at Nanjing.

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Hydrogen peroxide project

In mid September, 2014, Shandong Jinmei MingShui Chemical Group Co.,Ltd (Mingshui Chemical) completed expansion of the hydrogen peroxide plant, increasing the capacity to 80000 metric tonne per annum from the original

35000 metric tonne per annum. The project is located in Zhangqiu Diao Chemical Industry Park of Jinan City, Shandong province.

The new line can produce 27.5% grade and 35% grade of aqueous hydrogen

peroxide. In addition to hydrogen peroxide, Mingshui Chemical has capability for producing

urea, methanol, methanol gasoline, melamine and controlled release fertilizers. *****

Polysilicon project in Inner Mongolia Inner Mongolia Dunan Solar Technology Co.,Ltd. has completed installation of

the phase II of the polysilicon project and is preparing for putting it into operation soon . The phase II project has a capacity of 5000 metric tonne per

annum. The company plans to inject RMB18.5 billion to construct the polysilicon

production base, which has a total capacity of 3000 metric tonne per annum and has already started operation in September 2011.

***** Enerkem signs biofuel partnerships

Enerkem has signed an MOU with Shanghai Environmental Group Co. to build municipal solid waste to biofuels and chemicals facilities in China.

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NEWS ROUND UP - INDIA India’s uranium production At a time when India is trying to ramp up its uranium import, domestic production has declined by 10 to 15% after operations in the country's oldest and richest uranium mine in Jaduguda, Jharkhand, were stopped by the state government. The overall mining production has gone down substantially— by 10 to 15% — after the mining in Jaduguda has been stopped. The department of atomic energy sources said it has taken steps to increase production from other mines to maintain supply, but low quality of ore from other mines has led to a rise in production cost. The Jaduguda mine was in uninterrupted operation since 1968. Of its daily production of 5000 metric tonne, UCIL mined 700 metric tonne of ore. The mines at Narwapahar and Bagjata have ore, but it is 15 to 20% less rich than Jaduguda's. The Jharkhand government stopped mining of uranium from Jaduguda on September 6 this year as UCIL's lease had expired. It had applied for renewal of lease in 2006 and it expired in 2007. Since then, the mines were being operated as a deemed lease. This year,the government said that the concept of deemed lease was no longer applicable and a closure notice was given on September 6.

***** Liquefied ethane Reliance Industries has signed an agreement with Mitsui OSK Lines Ltd, one of the world‘s largest shipping companies, for transporting liquefied ethane from North America to India. The Japanese shipping company will supervise the construction of six large ethane carriers (VLECs), ordered recently by Reliance from South Korea‘s Samsung Heavy Industries. Recently, Reliance announced its plans to import 1.5 metric tonne per annum of ethane from North America, which will be used as a feedstock at its existing crackers in India.The company has executed storage capacity agreement for liquefaction of ethane with a North American terminal. Imports are expected to start by 2016 end. It is also expected to convert a large portion of its 0.9 million metric tonne naptha based Hazira cracker into dual feed to enable use of imported ethane as a feedstock. Imported ethane will substitute its current propane imports and a portion of naphtha used for ethylene production at its refinery. Given the depressed US ethane prices and rising production, RIL will achieve an annual saving of $450 million from this feedstock substitution from FY 18.

With this strategic tie up Reliance has achieved a key milestone for the successful implementation of ethane import project to feed crackers in India. The company intends to save about $450 million per annum by importing 1.5 million metric tonne of ethane from the US for its petrochemical plant.

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NEWS ROUND UP - INDIA

Reliance to give up KG basin gas discovery block Reliance Industries will relinquish its Krishna Godavari basin gas discovery block, KG-D3 due to operational restrictions placed by the Defence Ministry. Reliance Industries , which had made four consecutive gas discoveries with close to 500 billion cubic feet of in place reserves in block, proposed immediate relinquishment. Hardy holds 10 percent stake in the block which is operated by RIL with 60 percent interest. BP of U.K. has the remaining 30 per cent stake. RIL-Hardy combine had in 2005 won the 3,288 sq km block KG-DWN-2003/1 (D3) in the fifth round of auction under New Exploration Licensing Policy. RIL sold 30 per cent out of its 90 percent interest in the block to BP in 2011. Hardy has agreed to the relinquishment proposed by the operator, RIL. RIL, conveyed that the previously announced access restrictions imposed by the Defence Ministry rule out any further exploration/development activities in the impact zone area and inhibited the contractor from undertaking any further work and investment in the unrestricted area of the block due to anticipated increase in cost and risk.

***** Caustic potash plant in India Meghmani Organics says that its subsidiary Meghmani Finechem plans to build a caustic potash plant at Dahej, near the company‘s chlor alkali plant. The new plant will be designed to produce 60 metric tonne per day of potassium hydroxide (KOH) and is expected to cost 650 million. Completion is expected in September 2015. Meghmani Finechem will use the membrane cell technology licensed from Asahi Kasei. Meghmani Finechem expanded its chlor\ alkali plant at Dahej in January, raising capacity from 340 metric tonne per day to 476 metric tonne per day.

***** New registration norm for organic textile export India is the largest producer and exporter of organic textile products followed by Turkey. Export realisation from organic textile products is about 10 to15 per cent more, compared to the conventional textile exports. The industry expects organic textile exports to account for about 8 to 10 per cent of total textile exports this year. At present, importers insist on Global Organic Textile Standard certification for organic textile shipped from India. The transaction cost for exports will go up substantially with the process to get two separate certificates. The Director General of Foreign Trade, through a public notice, had made it mandatory for any product exported as an organic to be certified under the National Programme for Organic Production.


NEWS ROUND UP - INDIA Export of apparels made from organic cotton may come to a halt, if the Government would not extend the December 18 deadline for mandatory registration of these products with the Agricultural and Processed Food Products Export Development Authority (APEDA). Currently, export of organic raw cotton is covered under the mandatory registration with NPOP. With the recent development, all finished organic textile products such as yarn, fabrics and garments will be covered under the registration process. However, exporters are no where near getting their products registered. According to, Cotton Textiles Export Promotion Council, the process of registration with APEDA and attempts to convince importers to accept the certification issued by the government body will require at least one more year. Moreover, APEDA is yet to appoint accrediting agency to issue certificate for exporters. The government has set textile export target of $45 billion this fiscal against $39 billion achieved last year. Textile exports touched $16.7 billion in first half of this fiscal. The Government recently removed the mandatory registration of cotton and yarn export with Directorate General of Foreign Trade make exports more competitive and reduce transaction costs.

PATENT SCENARIO IN INDIA

Between January 2005 and December 10, 2014, India granted 3,575 patents to foreign companies against only 1,039 patents to domestic firms in the pharmaceuticals sector.

In fact, in sectors such as communication technology, computer science and electronics, the country granted over 90 percent of patents to global firms during that period. To global firms, India has granted 10,398 patents in mechanical engineering sector, 9,506 in chemicals, 4,937 in electronics, 2,896 in communications technology, 2,236 in bio technology and 1,709 in computer sciences. On the other hand, domestic firms have got 339 patents in biotechnology, 3,354 in chemicals, 243 in communication technology, 150 in computer science, 384 in electronics and 2,168 in mechanical engineering. The data was collated by the Commerce and Industry Ministry. In terms of revocation of patents in the pharmaceutical sector, India revoked only 17 patents of foreign firms. In January 2005, India has extended the product patent regime to pharmaceutical sector as well.

Similarly in 18 other sectors, including agriculture engineering, bio-chemistry, bio-technology, chemical and mechanical engineering, India has accorded over 70 percent of legal protection to foreign companies.


AGRO CHEMICAL PAGE

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New guar sowing technique Guar is a tiny size seed used for hydraulic fracturing in shale gas extraction. It is mainly grown in arid to semi-arid areas, and frequent rainfall is required for the plant. India is one of the major producers and exporters of guar seeds. An agriculture research body has developed a new technique for sowing of guar, which it claimed resulted in increase of yield by 60 percent without any hike in input cost. An experiment was done in Madhav Diggi in Bikaner,Rajasthan over a span of 40 acres of land, the crop was sown in July this year and harvested at the end of October. As per the findings of the experiment, sowing should be done from south to north direction and in sunny days in the months of July, August, September and October, the foundation claimed. Banana juice concentrate The Central Food Technology Research Institute (CFTRI) is willing to transfer its technology to make ―clarified banana juice concentrate‖ from unsold and ripened fruit at the farm-gate, free of cost.The institute will also help farmers in setting up the facility. CFTRI has come out with bananas that have reached the point of advanced ripening just before the onset of spoilage, to make clarified banana juice. This product is a juice concentrate made of banana puree and clarified prior to concentration. The idea is to keep the produce as fresh as possible from the point of harvest at the right stage till consumption


AGRO CHEMICAL PAGE The entire facility, including the shed, would cost not more than Rs. 5 lakh,‖ said, CFTRI. Like in any fruit juice, specifications on pH (a measure of acidity of an aqueous solution), degree Brix (the sugar content) and microbial stability are addressed to make a safe and delicious product. In the process developed by CFTRI, byproducts such as pulp and the peel can be used to make candy and animal feed respectively through solar drying. Being the largest producer of banana in the world, India produced 29,000 tonnes of banana in 2012 to 2013. Of this, Tamil Nadu produced about 20 per cent, followed by Gujarat (17 percent) and Maharashtra (14 per cent). The shelf life of the concentrate will be about a year and this can be used to make fruit juice, carbonated drink or as a sweetening agent for other juices.

***** Patent for stevia variety S&W Seed Company has filed a patent application with the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office for stevia plant variety ―SW107.‖

Variety SW107 exhibits increased concentrations of Reb-A sweetener, higher leaf mass production and an improved taste profile that has little or no aftertaste. SW107 has been bred to address commercial processing markets in North America, South America, and other regions of the world that have climates suitable for it. In field trials throughout the western United States, SW107 yielded approximately 40% more leaf, 60% more Reb-A content and more than a 100% increase in the Reb-A to stevioside ratio, as compared to test samples from stevia varieties now in mainstream production. S&W believes these results, coupled with an improved after taste profile, mean that SW107 will be economically attractive to stevia farmers and to the commercial volume stevia processing community. Due to the higher leaf mass of SW107, which adds to yield, the high Reb-A percentage, and its improved taste and plant vigour characteristics, SW107 addresses many of the economic challenges that farmers and producers in North and South America have faced to date, claims the company.

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PHARMA PAGE

EMERGING TRENDS IN BIOSIMILARS SECTOR IN INDIA FINDINGS OF THE STUDY

Due to this complex base, biologics are not as easily copied as other drugs. Companies that are leading such research in India are the top pharmaceutical firms such as Biocon, Dr Reddy‘s, Lupin and Cadila Healthcare The Indian biosimilars market has witnessed nearly 20% annual growth for the year ending November 2014. A recent HSBC report says that biosimilar sales grew 20% annually to Rs 2,000 crore or approximately 2.5% of overall market sales at the end of November 2014. Sales margins on biosimilar drugs range from 20% to 80%, according to analysts. On December 9, Cadila announced the launch of a copycat version of AbbVie‘s blockbuster biologic, Humira, which targets auto immune disorders such as rheumatoid arthritis. The drug is touted as world‘s top selling drug with global sales exceeding Rs 1,000 crore in the year 2013. The biosimilar, named Exemptia, will be marketed as 40 mg injection administered once every alternate week and launched at one fifth of Humira‘s price of approximately $1,000 per injection. Similarly, in April 2013, Cipla started selling a biosimilar of the rheumatoid arthritis drug Enbrel with a launch price of $100. The price of the drug from the innovator, Amgen, was $133. Biocon‘s CANMab, a breast cancer therapy that is a generic of Roche‘s Herceptin, was launched in February 2014 with 25% discount to the innovator price.

***** New compound for malaria cure A promising new anti malarial compound tricks the immune system to rapidly destroy red blood cells infected with the malaria parasite without damaging healthy cells, a new study has found. Researchers determined that the compound (+)-SJ733 uses a novel mechanism to kill the parasite by recruiting the immune system to eliminate malaria infected red blood cells. In a mouse model of malaria, a single dose of (+)-SJ733 killed 80% of malaria parasites within 24 hours. After 48 hours the parasite was undetectable. Planning has begun for safety trials of the compound in healthy adults, researchers said. Laboratory evidence suggests that the compound's speed and mode of action work together to slow and suppress development of drug resistant parasites, said corresponding author R Kiplin Guy, from the St Jude Children's Research Hospital in the United States.

Biosimilars are the generic equivalents of biologic drugs. Biologics are drugs; whose active ingredients are sourced from living organisms so these products are based on proteins, genes, etc, unlike normal small molecule drugs, where the active ingredient is a chemical. .


PHARMA PAGE Whole genome sequencing of the Plasmodium falciparum, the deadliest of the malaria parasites, showed that (+)-SJ733 disrupted activity of the ATP4 protein in the parasites. The protein functions as a pump that the parasites depend on to maintain the proper sodium balance by removing excess sodium. Investigators used the laboratory technique to determine the makeup of the DNA molecule in different strains of the malaria parasite.

***** Nitrous gas can help beat severe depression Nitrous oxide - the laughing gas - may provide rapid relief to patients with severe depression whose symptoms don't respond to standard therapies, a new study suggests. The study, at Washington University School of Medicine in St Louis, is believed to be the first research in which patients with depression were given laughing gas. Among 20 patients who had treatment resistant clinical depression, the researchers found that two thirds experienced an improvement in symptoms after receiving laughing gas. In comparison, one third of the same patients reported improved symptoms after treatment with a placebo. They were evaluated on the day of and day after each treatment. As many as one third of patients with clinical depression do not respond to treatments and hence, more effective therapies are needed. Laughing gas is attractive because its side effects are limited

***** Trends in new drug launches in India Launches of new medicines in India have come down by over 87% during the last four to five years. The number of drug approvals peaked in 2008, when as many as 270 new drugs were granted approval, followed by 217 in 2009, 224 in 2010 and 140 in 2011, the data shows.

A stricter regulatory regime, which not only brings down drug MRPs but also continuously expands span of price control, is cited as the main reason why drug manufacturers are losing their India focus. Recently, many medicines were also found missing from the market, following stringent regulatory measures.

However, since 2012, when the government released the National Pharmaceutical Pricing Policy bringing in 348 medicine formulations under price control, the new drug launches started reducing drastically. In 2008, 270 new drugs were approved for sale in India, whereas it dropped to 44 and 35 in 2012 and 2013, respectively. In 2014, only 56 new medicines were approved till November, government data shows.


PHARMA PAGE Roche loses patent for osteoporosis drug in India Osteoporosis is a medical condition, in which the bones become brittle and fragile from loss of tissue. Ibandronate sodium is a bisphosphonate drug developed by Roche. It is indicated for treatment and prevention of osteoporosis in post menopausal women. In a setback to Swiss pharma company Hoffmann-La Roche (Roche), the Chennai patent office has revoked a patent of the company for osteoporosis drug ibandronate sodium, marketed under the brand Boniva on a post grant opposition filed by Cipla. The drug, used to treat osteoporosis and metastasis associated skeletal fractures in people with cancer, is being marketed as Boniva in the US, Bondronat in Europe and Bonviva in Asia. While setting aside the order, IPAB had observed that evidence of experts was not considered by the patent office and reasons for deviating from recommendations of the opposition board were not assigned by the controller of patents. While there is no patent in India for the active compound ibandronate sodium, Roche had secured a patent for a pharmaceutical composition in solid unit dosage form consisting of the active ibandronate sodium.

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ENERGY PAGE

INDIAN DEMAND SUPPLY SCENARIO FOR COAL

Import dependence for coal Installed coal based power capacity: 1.54 lakh MW

Current avg plant load factor 64%

Current domestic coal availability to power sector : 500 million metric tonne

Coal needed to operated all extant plants at

Optimum PLF OF 85% : 750 million metric tonne

Current shortage of domestic coal : 250 million metric tonne

Likely domestic coal availability to

Power sector by 2019 : 840 million metric tonne**

Likely coal based power capacity by 2019 : 2.2 lakh MW

Coal needed to run this capacity at 85% PL : 1000 million metric tonne

** Includes Coal India production and captive coal (including an estimated 120 million metric tonne from cancelled mines being reallocated. Domestic coal shortage will be 160 million metric tonne in 2019, compared with 250 million metric tonne right now. Gas based power As far as gas based power is concerned, the requirement of the fuel will be 117 mmscmd by 2019, against 92 mmscmd now. Considering that the domestic gas production is stagnating (only 18 mmscmd is available to the power sector), the situation looks really grim. Gas based power capacity is heavily under utilised now and the expansion plans too are moderate. This highlights the need to incentivise domestic gas production. Gas based installed power capacity : 22,197 MW

Current average PLF# : 22%

Current domestic gas availability for power sector : 18.2 mmscmd

Gas needed to run all extant plants at 75%PLF@ : 92.2 mmscmd

Estimated gas based capacity by 2019 : 27,000 MW

Gas required in 2019 : 117 mmscmd

#: 8000 MW capacity is lying idle; @ Power ministry estimate

India‘s 1.54 lakh MW installed coal fired power stations need 750 million metric tonne of coal to run at optimum capacity. However, only two thirds of the required fuel is available to the sector right now, leading to surge in imports. Given that coal based power capacity is projected to increase by 40% in another five years, the quantity of coal required to run all power plants fired by coal is estimated at a billion metric tonne. Import dependence may come down by 2019, if current plans for Coal India‘s output and captive mines being re allocated would materialise.


ENERGY PAGE

INDIAN WIND POWER SECTOR HAVE STIFF TARGETS TO ACHIEVE

The Government of India granted the industry‘s long standing request for restoring the tax-saving ‗accelerated depreciation‘ duty and the exemption from the 4 per cent special additional duty on imported components for wind turbines.

In 2014-15, India will see wind power capacity additions between 2,000 MW and 2,500 MW, roughly the same as last year. But to ramp it up 4 to 5 times in four years is not easy. The important issues to be tackled include the following .Land and access to construction site:. Land acquisition is a problem. However, it would help if the government would earmark areas for wind development. Transmission infrastructure: The hope is that the government would keep its promise of strengthening transmission lines with projects such as the ‗green corridor‘. Finance: In the last couple of years, only two wind ‗independent power producers‘ have come up; Ostro Energy and Energon, backed by Actis and the Singapore based Equis Funds Group, respectively. The industry is seeking interest concession and project specific working capital (as opposed to company specific limits).It wants banks not to club ‗renewable energy‘ industry with ‗power‘ so that this industry is not affected by the NPA stigma. Components and logistics: The Indian Wind Turbine Manufacturers‘ Association worries that beyond a capacity of 5,000 MW, the industry will face shortage of critical components particularly, bearings and yaw motors. Logistics : Mainly, trailers to carry the ever getting longer blades will be a big issue. Even if enough trailers are available, shortages will be seen in patches of time, when order executions gather pace.

***** Investment plan in solar power project Government of India proposes to spend to the tune of Rs.5,800 crore in solar sector. It has been proposed to establish 1,000 MW of grid connected solar PV power projects by Central Public Sector units (CPSUs) and other government organisations. These projects are to be established with VGF (viability gap fund) support of Rs.1,000 crore over a period of three years (2015 to 2018).

India has taken nearly a quarter century to create wind power capacity of 22,200 MW. But now, Government of India wants the industry to ramp up installations, so that the capacity additions in 2018-19 will be 10,000 MW.The most the industry added in any year was 3,168 MW in 2011-12.

A proposal to impose a ‗renewable generation obligation‘ that will compel companies putting up coal or lignite based thermal power plants to create an additional 10 percent of their project capacities as renewable energy plants.is under consideration of the Government of India.


ENERGY PAGE Organisations such as NTPC, NHPC, CIL, IREDA and Indian Railways, among others have

agreed to set up solar plants.

In addition to central PSUs, Defence organisations will also be joining the proposed solar power projects . With Rs.750 crore support through VGF under the National Solar Mission, Defence establishments under Ministry of Defence and Para Military Force under Ministry of Home Affairs will set up over 300 MW of grid connected and off grid solar PV power projects during 2014 to 2019.

Centre proposes 15,000 MW solar capacity by’19 In a bid to achieve the target of 22 gigawatt solar capacity by 2022 under the national solar mission, the ministry of new and renewable energy (MNRE) has proposed to set up 15,000 MW of grid connected solar capacity in three tranches, with the first tranche of 3,000 MW likely to entail total investment of over Rs.18,000 crore from the developers. The first tranche is expected to be completed by 2017. The second and third tranches of 5,000 MW and 7,000 MW, respectively, will be implemented by 2019. The proposed capacity addition is nearly five times the current solar power capacity in the country. In the first tranche, the proposal is to bundle 1,500 MW of unallocated thermal power from NTPC with 3,000 MW of solar power to be purchased by (NVVN) from the bidders who agree to produce and supply solar power at the lowest rate (not exceeding current SERC rate for such power). NVVN will then sell the bundled power to the interested state utilities under long term power purchase agreement. As for 12,000 MW of capacity envisioned under tranche 2 and 3, implementation mechanism will be decided based on the experience gathered from the execution of tranche 1. The proposal prepared by MNRE has also envisaged that a portion of capacity to be developed be based on the domestically manufactured solar cells, as well as modules and that such capacity be given certain incentives over others.

These two schemes will have to use only locally made PV cells and modules, a move aimed at helping the domestic

manufacturers. Meanwhile, Government of India has also proposed to establish 25 Solar Parks, each with capacity of 500 MW and above with a target of over 20,000 MW of solar power installed capacity over a period of 5 years (2014-19).

This scheme is expected to entail an investment of Rs.4,050 crore. 12 States — Gujarat, Madhya Pradesh, Telengana, Andhra Pradesh, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, Meghalaya, Jammu & Kashmir, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu and Odisha — have so far given consent for building Solar Parks.

*****


ENVIRONMENTAL PAGE

GLOBAL CO2 EMISSIONS – FINDINGS OF THE STUDY

China, US and the EU remain the top 3 emitters of CO2, accounting for respectively 29%, 15% and 11% of the world‘s total.

The slowdown,in CO2 emissions, which began in 2012, signals decoupling of global emissions and economic growth, which reflects mainly the lower

emissions growth rate of China.

After years of a steady decline, the CO2 emissions of the US grew by 2.5% in 2013, whereas in the EU emissions continued to decrease, by 1.4% in 2013.

These are the main findings in the annual report ―Trends in global CO2 Emissions‘, released by the Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency and

the European Commission‘s Joint Research Centre (JRC). In 2013, global CO2 emissions grew to the new record of 35.3 billion metric

tonne. Sharp risers include Brazil (+6.2%), India (+4.4%), China (+4.2%) and Indonesia (+2.3%).

The much lower emissions increase in China of 4.2% in 2013 and 3.4% in 2012 was primarily due to a decline in electricity and fuel demand from the basic

materials industry, and aided by an increase in renewable energy and by energy efficiency improvements.

The emissions increase in the US in 2013 (+2.5%) was mainly due to a shift in power production from gas back to coal together with an increase in gas

consumption due to higher demand for space heating, the report said.

With the present annual growth rate, China has returned to the lower annual growth rates that it experienced before its economic growth started to accelerate in 2003, when its annual CO2 emissions increased on average by 12% per year‖,

according to the report.

In 2013, the Chinese just exceeded the mean 7.4 metric tonne CO2/cap and exceeded the mean EU28 level of 7.3 metric tonne CO2/cap, which is 50% above the global average. It is still less than half than those of the US of 16.6 metric

tonne CO2/cap, which has one of the highest per capita emissions, the report said.

*****

Global CO2 emissions from fossil fuel use and cement production reached an all-time high in 2013, mainly due to continuing steady increase in energy use in emerging economies, including India. However, emissions increased at a

notably slower rate(2%) than on average in the last ten years (3.8% per year since 2003).


PRICE DETAILS

ETHANOL PRICE FOR BLENDING IN PETROL The Government of India had in 2003 started the programme to blend 5 per cent ethanol in petrol. This was extended to the entire country except North Eastern States, Jammu and Kashmir, Andaman and Nicobar Island and Lakshdweep by November 2006. However, the oil firms faced difficulty in procuring ethanol and not all the required quantity was offered by sugar millers. The programme was then made voluntary. Oil firms had in October 2010 fixed ethanol price of Rs 27 per litre, which was revised later. The Cabinet Committee on Economic Affairs' (CCEA) decided on December 10,2014 on fixing the delivered price of ethanol in the range of Rs 48.50 per litre to Rs. 49.50 per litre, depending upon the distance of sugar mill from the depot/installation of the oil firms. This rate was higher than Rs 44 to 48 per litre price quoted in a July tender seeking ethanol supplies for the period from November 2014 to October 2015. The three oil marketing companies (OMCs) - Indian Oil Corporation (IOC), Bharat Petroleum Corporation (BPCL) and Hindustan Petroleum Corporation Ltd (HPCL) sought bids from ethanol manufacturers by January 12,2015 to procure 97 crore litres of ethanol for mixing in petrol. Oil firms had procured ethanol in the price range of Rs 39 to Rs 45 per litre during December 2013 to November 2014.

***** Petrochemical prices fall Para xylene spot prices came off significantly in Europe during October, as p xylene spot prices dropped in Asia on the back of energy markets falling significantly. Naphtha spot prices dropped more than $100 per metric tonne. in October.The average naphtha price was estimated to be about $721 per metric tonne, cif Amsterdam-Rotterdam-Antwerp in October. Asia's October p xylene net contract price settled at $1,210 per metric tonne. c&f Asia in late September, and spot p xylene prices dropped significantly in the region, trading as low as $1,062 per metric tonne cfr China in the week ended 24 October. In early October in Europe, the October p xylene contract price resulted in an unresolved split settlement of €975–985 per metric tonne del ($1,233–1,246), falling from €985 per metric tonne del in September—about the same level on a dollar parity basis as the Asian contract price.

***** Ethylene glycol Due to the production issues and reduced imports, US spot prices for ethylene glycol (EG) have tumbled and they are likely to remain low into early 2015. Demand for EG will depend on the antifreeze market, which typically peaks between September and December. The pull into antifreeze has been slow so far, owing to the late onset of cold weather.

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SPOT PRICE OF POLYMERS IN CHINA – PERIOD OCTOBER,2014

Product

Producer

Price (RMB) per tonne

ABS Sinopec Shanghai Gaoqiao 13400

ABS Huajin Chemical 13400

ABS Toray of Japan 21500

ABS PetroChina Jilin Petrochem 13750

ABS LG Yongxing 15800

ABS Kumlio Toray 26000

ABS PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 13850

ABS Kumho of Korea 14800

ABS Shinho (Changzhou) 14800

ABS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 14600

ABS Changzhou Plastics Group 20200

ABS Samsung 25500

ABS Chimei Zhenjiang 15300

ABS Tianjin Dagu Chemical 13800

ABS LG Chem 15500

ABS Ningbo LG Yongxing 14700

ABS Chimei of Taiwan 17500

ABS Guangzhou Walson 17600

ABS NEC 23500

ABS Dainippon Ink and Chem 21600

AES Kumho Toray 33000

AS Asahi Chemical of Japan 21700

AS BASF 21000

AS LG Chem 16700

AS Ningbo LG Yongxing 13800

AS Chimei Zhenjiang 14500

AS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 13200

AS Chimei of Taiwan 15400

EVA Beijing Organic Plant 14500

EVA Samsung 13900

EVA BASF-YPC-Ltd 13900

EVA Lotte Chem 15800

GPPS Shanghai Secco Petrochem 11500

GPPS BASF-YPC-Ltd 12300

GPPS Dow Chemical 12400

GPPS Jiangsu SBL Petrochemical 11500

GPPS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 11800

GPPS PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 11400

GPPS Jiangsu Laidun Group 11600

GPPS Lvan Qingfeng 11900

GPPS Chimei(zhenjiang) 12100

GPPS SK Polystyrene (Shantou) 12250

HDPE PetroChina Fushan Petrochem 11550

HDPE Formosa Plastics 12600

HDPE PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 12000

HDPE Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 12000

HDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 11900

HDPE LG Chem 13450

HDPE Sinopec Qilu Petrochem 12450

HDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 11800

HDPE PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 11800

HDPE Korea Petrochemical 13300

HDPE PetroChina Fushan Petrochem 11200

HDPE Formosa Plastics (USA) 12700

HDPE Panjin Ethylene Industry 12000

HDPE Shanghai Secco Petrochem 12200

HDPE Sinopec Maoming Petrochem 12500



Product

Producer


HDPE Shanghai Golden Phillips 12500

HDPE PetroChina Jilin Petrochem 12200

HDPE India 12500

HDPE Sinopec Shanghai Petrochem 12700

HIPS Jiangsu Laidun Group 12500

HIPS BASF-YPC-Ltd 13200

HIPS Shanghai Secco Petrochem 12400

HIPS Jiangsu SBL Petrochemical 12600

HIPS Formosa Chemicals (Ningbo) 12800

HIPS Shantou Hualin Plastic Chem 12400

HIPS Chimei (Zhenjiang) 12800

HIPS SK Polystyrene (Shantou) 12500

K resins Daelim of Korea 20400

K resins Philips 16800

K resins Chimei of Taiwan 19400

K resins Maoming zhonghe Plastics 16000

LDPE Sinopec yanshan Petrochem 14200

LDPE PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 12200

LDPE Sinopec Yanshan Petrochem 14100

LDPE Sinopec Qilu Petrochem 12150

LDPE BASF-YPC-Ltd 12300

LDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 11800

LDPE Sinopec Maoming Petrochem 13600

LDPE Sinopec yanshan Petrochem 12300

LDPE Sinopec Shanghai Petrochem 12100

LLDPE Saudi Arabia 12300

LLDPE Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 11700

LLDPE PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 10700

LLDPE PetroChina Jilin Petrochem 10700

LLDPE PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 10700

LLDPE Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 10650

LLDPE PetroChina Lanzhou Petrochem 10800

LLDPE Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 10850

LLDPE Shanghai Secco Petrochem 10850

LLDPE Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 12000

MBS Guangzhou Watson 16200

MBS NEC Chemistry 18800

PA1010 Shanghai Celluloid 73000

PA6 Japan DSM 29000

PA6 Ube of Japan 23600

PA6 Xinhui Meida Nylon 22000

PA6 Lanxess 25000

PA6 BASF 34500

PA6 Toray 32000

PA6 Baling Chem & Fiber 17600

PA6 Shanghai Celluloid 23000

PA66 DuPont 28200

PA66 Asahi Kasei 31800

PA66 Rhodia Shanghai 33000

PA66 BASF 35000

PA66 Radiei 26500

PA66 Toray 43000

PA66 Pingdingshan Shenma Ltd 22800

PBT Japan's Polyplastics 28500

PBT Sabic 33000

PBT BASF 20500

PBT Jiangsu Sanfangxiang 27500

PC Bayer 21000



Product

Producer


PC Chongqing Changfeng Ltd 24500

PC LG Chem 20500

PC Sabic 22500

PC Dow Chemical 20000

PC Mitsubishi Japan 19600

PC Japan Teijin 31400

PC Teijin (Jiaxing) 20500

PC Russia Kazan 18700

PC Chimei of Taiwan 18800

PC Lotte Chem 18450

PC Mitsubishi Shanghai 20200

PC/ABS Sabic 31000

PC/ABS Kumho Toray 29000

PET DuPont 34000

PET Liaoyong Petrochemical 11000

PET Far Eastern Industry (Shanghai) Ltd 8600

PET Suzhou Chenguang Chemical 25800

PF Shanghai Doubletree 10600

PF Jiaxing Minzheng Petrochemical 7200

PMMA Asahi Kasei 20800

PMMA Evonik 22000

PMMA Chimei of Taiwan 20000

PMMA Chimei Zhenjiang 19000

PMMA LG Chem 21000

PMMA Sumitomo Naugatuck Ltd 19500

PMMA Rayon Nantong 18800

POM DuPont 35000

POM Dupong Asahi Kasei 12500

POM Blusestar Shanghai 10000

POM Korea Engineering Plastics 12000

POM PTM Nantong 11500

POM Mitsubishi Thailand 11500

POM Formosa Plastics 12500

POM South Korea Kolon 11600

POM Yuntianhua 9800

POM Japan Polyplastics 15000

POM Shenhua Ningmei 9100

POM Japan's Polyplastics 40000

PP Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 10800

PP Ningbo Yongxing Chemical 10800

pp Formosa Plastics (Ningbo) 11300

pp Taiwan Yungsox 12000

pp ExxonMobil 12500

PP APC of Saudi Arabia 11850

pp Shenhua Ningmei 10450

PP Sabic 12700

pp Dushanzi Tianli 12500

pp Singapore 13600

pp SK of Korea 13850

pp Gansu Langang Petrochem 10900

pp Samsung Total 13500

pp Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 10800

pp PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 11500

pp Liaoning Huajin Tongda Chemicals 12550

pp Lotte Chem 12900

pp Shanghai Secco Petrochem 12450

pp Sinopec yanshan Petrochem 11900

pp PetroChina Dushanzi Petrochem 11700



Product

Producer


pp Formosa Chemicals & Fiber 12500

pp Sinopec yanshan Petrochem 12200

pp Hyundai Petrochem of Korea 12400

pp Sinopec Shanghai Petrochem 12000

pp Sinopec Yangzi Petrochem 11750

Pp Daelim of Korea 14100

pp Huajin Chemical 10800

pp Sinopec Zhenhai Refining & Chem 10700

pp Shaoxing Sanyuan Petrochemical 10600

pp Ningbo Heyuan 10550

PPO Sabic 34500

PP-R PetroChina Daqing Petrochem 13200

PP-R Sinopec yanshan Petrochem 13200

PP-R Hyosung of Korea 13050

PP-R Korea Petrochemical 14200

PPS Japan's Polyplastics 65000

PPS Philips 80000

PVC Shanghai Chlor Alkali 12400

PVC Tianjin Lotte 7150

PVC Shanghai Zhongyuan 12000

PVC Sinopec Qilu Petrochem 7050

PVC Xinjiang Zhongtai 6400

PVC Inner Mongolia Yili 6400

PVC Shanxi Yushe Chemical 6400

PVC Tianjin Dagu Chemical 7100

TPU Taiwan's Gret Eastern Resin 37500

TPU Taiwan Coating Chemical 33500

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1 Travancore Titanium Products Ltd

Kochuveli, Thiruvananthapuram-695021 Kerala

Scrap iron 1800 tonne 2014_TTPL_24846_2 DT.13.1.2015

2 Madras Fertilisers Ltd Manali, Chennai-600 068

Region wise supply of granulated mixture 20-20-0 for the period 2014-15 Supply of agro chemicals (pesticides, fungicides and herbicides)

ESER/M&D/GR MIX/190115/007 ESER/M&D/AGRO/190115/006

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Lanolin oil Patchouli oil (IS 3398-2003)

13000 kg 1600 kg

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4011 tonne

5 Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Ltd Ankaleshwar Asset, Ankaleshwar

Xylol/Xylene Toulene Naphthalene Acetic acid Ammonium bifluoride Citric acid Acid corrosion inhibitor Gd.II

27000 litre 28000 ltr 13 tonne 25000 ltr 6000 kg 3000 kg 17 tonne

A17TC14007

6 The Mysore Paper Mills Ltd Materials Division, Paper Town, Bhadravati-577 302 Karnataka

Lubricants 1512-14/FMT/PGL (E-tender No.MPML/2014-15/IND397)

7 SAIL Refractory Company Ltd www.sailtenders.co.in

Fused magnesite 96% Fused magnesite 97%

2250 tonne 1115 tonne

S/T-18/14-15 S/T-20/14-15

8 Karnataka Soaps & Detergents Ltd Sandal City, P.B.No.5531, Bengaluru-Pune Highway, Bengaluru-560 055 E-mail:[email protected] Web:http://eproc.karnataka.gov.in

Palm fatty acid distillate Snow white soap noodles 70:30

1200 tonne 200 tonne

9 Karnataka Soaps & Detergents Ltd Sandal City, P.B.No.5531, Bengaluru-Pune Highway, Bengaluru-560 055 E-mail:[email protected]

Tonalide 6500 kgs

10 The Hutti Gold Mindes Co Ltd Hutti-584 115 Raichur Dist. Karnataka State

Sodium cyanide (NaCN) 98% min as per specification IND643

400000 kgs 33/14-15 Dt.10.12.2014

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Producers Federation Ltd KMF Complex, Dr.M.H.Marigowda Road, Bangalore-560 029

Calcium oxide Hyd lime Iodized salt Common salt Calcite powder

10 tonne 30 tonne 650 tonne 1000 tonne

KMF/2014-15/IND-1833

12 Steel Authority of India Ltd SAIL Refractory Unit (SRU) Bokaro Steel City-827004 Jharkhand

Dead burnt magnesia 94% for BRP

1600 tonne SRU/HO/MM/GTE Dt.5th December 2014

13 Steel Authority of India Ltd SAIL Refractory Unit (SRU) Bokaro Steel City-827004 Jharkhand

Quartzite (Raigarh base) 4000 tonne SRU/MM/QTE/2014-15

14 Ministry of Defence Research and Development Organisation Solidstate Physics Laboratory Lucknow Road, Timarpur, Delhi-110064

Liquid nitrogent (Purity 99.999%) SSPL/15ATT059/14-15

15 Balmer Lawrie Co Ltd 21,NS Road, Kolkatta-700 001 https://balmerlawrie.eproc.in

Chloro paraffin sulphonyl chloride grade II Chloro HPS sulphonyl chloride Sulphonated naphthalene formaldehyde condensate Sulphonated phenol formaldehyde condensate

120 tonne 150 tonne 60 tonne 180 tonne

16 Rashtriya Chemicals and Fertilisers Lrd Thal unit, Thal, Tal:Alibag Dist.Raigad,Pin-402 208 Mahashtra

Potassium carbonate (to be su bmitted online on http://eprocure.gov.in)

60 tonne Thal/Pur/AU-44980

17 Tamilnadu Newsprint And Papers Ltd Kagithapuram-639 136 Karur Dist.Tamil Nadu

Cement grade limestone 140000 tonne 1415 33000593

18 The Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd Corporate materials, Petrochemical Division, Administrative Building Udyogamandal, Kochi, Kerala Pin:683 501

Anhydrous ammonia 15000 tonne ± 5% MAT-RM-A-70 Dt. 17.12.2014

19 SAIL Refractory Company Ltd Salem-636 005 Tamil Nadu

Liquid resin for converter Power resin for converter Catalyst for converter

23 tonne 9 tonne 2.5 tonne

S/T-19/14-15

http://eprocure.gov.in/


TENDER

S.

NO

NAME OF THE COMPANY

PRODUCT NAME

QUANTITY

TENDER NO.

& DATE

20 Tamil Nadu Newsprint And Papers

Ltd Kagithapuram-639 136 Karur District Tamil Nadu

Alkaline sizing chemicals (AKD) for PM# 1,2,&3

As per tender 141513005361

21 The Fertilisers and Chemicals Travancore Ltd Corporate Materials FACT-Pdadmn, Building Udyogamandal-683 501 Kochi, Kerala

Anhydrous ammonia 15000 tonne ± 5% MAT-RM-A-71 Dt.5.1.2015

22 Security Paper Mill,Hishangabad-461005 Madhya Pradesh Pin:461 005

Poly vinyl alcohol Rosin size grade-I

6000005962 6000005255

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CHEMICALS IMPORTED AT THE CHENNAI PORT DURING THE MONTH OF OCTOBER 2014

NAME OF THE CHEMICAL

QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CATEGORY: ORGANIC CHEMICALS

(S)-2 -aminobutanamide hydrochloride 2000 Kgs 3083227 China

(S)-2-amino butyramide hcl 7000 Kgs 9620149 China

(S)-2-amino butyramide-hcl 7000 Kgs 9690142 China

1,1-cyclohexane diacetic acid monoamide 15000 Kgs 8700266.3 China

1,1-cyclohexane diacetic acid monoamide 15000 Kgs 8793817.5 China

1,1-cyclohexanediacetic acid mono amide 30000 Kgs 17026328 China

1,1-cyclohexanediacetic acid mono amide 15000 Kgs 9111891.8 China








1,2-dimethoxy ethane (adc.ref.no.16) 14400 Kgs 2836065.5 China

10-methoxy iminostilbene 5000 Kgs 13253094 China

1-bromo-3-chloro-2-methyl propane 2000 Kgs 1410061 France

2 methyl 1,3 propanediol (mpo) 1.394 Mts 130410.44 Taiwan

2,3-dichloro-5,6-dicyano-1,4-benzoquinone 250 Kgs 1043096.4 China

2,3-difluoro-5-chloropyridine (cdfp) 96 pct minimum 2000 Kgs 3586611 China

2,3-difluoro-5-chloropyridine (cdfp) 96 pct minimum 2000 Kgs 3586611 China

2,4-dichloro-5-fluoro acetophenone ( 18000 Kgs 11099617 China

2,5-dihydroxy-1,4-dithiane 8000 Kgs 4490460 China

2,5-dihydroxy-1,4-dithiane 8000 Kgs 4490460 China

2-azabicyclo[2.2.1]hept-5-en-3-one 5000 Kgs 9885248.8 China



2-butyl-4-chloro-5-formyl imidazole 50 Kgs 68209.34 China



2-ethylhexyl acrylate (tank container) 20020 Kgs 2427477.5 Malaysia

2-ethylsulfonylimidazo (1,2-a) pyridine-3 - sulfonamide 98 pct 2000 Kgs 11451986 China

2-hydroxy phenyl acetic acid 98% min 18000 Kgs 10833235 China

2-methyltetrahydrofuran 13600 Kgs 4292774.7 China

2-pentanone 9120 Kgs 3731510.1 China

4 amino benzene sulfonamide 99% min 250 Kgs 148122.81 China

4-4 diphenyl methane diisocyanate 4050 Kgs 611611.56 Singapore

4-methoxy ethyl phenol 3000 Kgs 3898079.9 China

4-methyl-2-cyano biphenyl [adc list s.no:193] 7000 Kgs 3611780.2 China

4-methyl-2-cyano biphenyl [adc list s.no:193] 2000 Kgs 1031937.2 China

5-chloro-2,3-difluoropyridine 3000 Kgs 4907994 China

5-chloro-2,3-difluoropyridine 3000 Kgs 4907994 China

8 hydroxy quinoline (adc list sl.no.208) 10000 Kgs 7671202.5 China

9-deoxo-9a-aza-hemoerythromycin a 1000 Kgs 6018463.8 China

Acetonitrile 12800 Kgs 2496784.6 Taiwan

Acetonitrile 12800 Kgs 2496784.6 Taiwan

Acetyl chloride 17600 Kgs 1188441 Germany

Acetyl chloride 17600 Kgs 1175162.5 Germany

Activated carbon 6000 Kgs 1845987.1 UK

Ammonium fluoride 7000 Kgs 675667.18 China

Amyl cinnamic aldehyde gl (aromatic chemical) 1520 Kgs 485446.4 UK

Benzothiazyl-2-cyclohexyl-sulfenamide 10000 Kgs 2463516.3 China

Bis(trimethyl silyl)trifluoro acetamide 1025 Kgs 2460921.8 China

Butyl acrylate 40070 Kgs 4392147.5 Malaysia

Butyric acid (aroma chemical) 1900 Kgs 405065.6 UK



QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED

Calcium carboxymethyl cellulose(usp,bp,ep,kp) 4200 Kgs 3197999.9 Korea,

Calcium carboxymethyl cellulose(usp,bp,ep,kp) 10.64 Kgs 8000.53 Korea,

Calcium carboxymethyl cellulose(usp,bp,ep,kp) 2096.55 Kgs 1576458.5 Korea

Calcium carboxymethyl cellulose(usp,bp,ep,kp) 5092.81 Kgs 3829435.9 Korea

Calcium fluoride 205 40 Kgs 7734.31 Japan

Calcium gluconate - granular / lumps 24 Mts 2933767 China

Calcium nitrate nitrogen calcium comp fertilizer 25 Mts 558441.63 China

Caprolactam 250 Mts 34922265 Russia

Caryophyllene 923 180 Kgs 60257.57 Indonesia

Chlorinated poly vinyl chloride 12000 Kgs 2295683.5 Belgium




































Chlorinated poly vinyl chloride 13607.8 Kgs 2603266.9 USA

















QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED







Chlorinated poly vinyl chloride - 12000 Kgs 2295683.5 Belgium












Chlorinated poly vinyl chloride - 12000 Kgs 2295684 Belgium


Chlorosulfonyl isocyanate 7425 Kgs 2617425.7 Switzerland

Chlorothalonil technical 16000 Kgs 4534496 China

Chlorothalonil technical 16000 Kgs 4631132.8 China

Chlorotolyltriazole sodium salt 5060 Kgs 545952.62 China

Citric acid monohydrate mesh 8-40 75 Mts 3633803.3 China

Citric acid monohydrate mesh 8-40 75 Mts 3633803.3 China

Citronellol 6290 Kgs 3827247.4 Germany

Colloidal sulfur 1000 Kgs 40459.49 Korea

Cosmonate t-80 (tolylene di isocyanate)- 20 Mts 2930100 Japan

Cyclopentane 16.44 Mts 1796363.6 Korea

Cyclopentane-1,2-dicarboximide 99.0% min 3000 Kgs 6512530.5 China

Denakup 400-1100(calcium meta silicate) 4000 Kgs 1022027.8 Japan

Di ethyl zinc 1660 Kgs 1431816.4 Germany

Di isocyanate 18000 Kgs 2639372.4 China





Di isocyanate 18000 Kgs 2695621 China

Di isopropyl ether 10000 Kgs 1384306 Germany

Di isopropyl ether 1440 Kgs 199340.06 Germany

Di methyl sulphoxide 18400 Kgs 1476173.6 China

Dicyandiamide 20000 Kgs 2044997.5 China



Dimethyl formamide 15200 Kgs 913390.27 China

Dimethyl formamide 16000 Kgs 945259 Saudi Arabia

Dimethyl formamide 8000 Kgs 472629.5 Saudi Arabia

Dimethyl formamide 16000 Kgs 945259 Saudi Arabia



Dimethyl formamide 32 Mts 1872588 Saudi Arabia

Dimethyl formamide 32 Mts 1872588.5 Saudi Arabia


Dimethyl formamide 15.2 Mts 899013.12 China








QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED







Dimethyl sulfoxide 5060 Kgs 401672.72 China

Disodium 5'-inosinate (50%) and disodium 5'-guanylate (50%) 2000 Kgs 997880 Indonesia

Disodium 5-ribonucleotide (imp+gmp 5000 Kgs 2479108.1 Indonesia

Disodium octaborate tetrahydrate) 14.4 Mts 1119022.6 Turkey

Disodium octaborate tetrahydrate) 14.4 Mts 1119022.6 Turkey

Dl-2-chloro phenyl glycine 99%min 3000 Kgs 1609081.5 China

Edta- 2na (edta di sodium salt) 22 Mts 3224399.8 China

Ethyl vanillin 500 Kgs 475068.65 China

Finish oil for nylon monofilment n-butyl benzene sulfonamide 3000 Kgs 796653.58 China

Galaxolide super 400 Kgs 426816.34 China

Galaxolide super 400 Kgs 426816.34 China

Galaxolide undiluted 1000 Kgs 668678.94 China

Geraniol 3400 Kgs 1760711.4 Germany

Geraniol 3910 Kgs 2352036.6 Germany

Glycine 50 Kgs 31183.75 Japan

Glycine 50 Kgs 31183.75 Japan

Hydroxy propyl methyl cellulose e5 usp 10500 Kgs 4518525.4 China

Hydroxyethyl cellulose 10000 Kgs 3367845 Germany

Hydroxylamine sulphate 20000 Kgs 2463516.3 Japan

Isoborneol 7500 Kgs 1882970.8 China

Isocyanate 1 Mts 152800.37 Japan

Isoeugenol s 915 200 Kgs 341080.6 Indonesia

L-(+)-tartaric acid 10000 Kgs 1922297.7 China

Lactose pharmatose 200 m usp/nf,ph.eur,jp 40000 Kgs 5744880 Netherlands

Lactose pharmatose 200 m usp/nf,ph.eur,jp 40000 Kgs 5744880 Netherlands

Lamivudine 1065 Kgs 8376624.4 China

Lauric acid 99 pct min in flakes 16 Mts 1327180.4 Malaysia

L-histidine monohydrochloride monohydrate 50 Kgs 124735 Japan

L-histidine monohydrochloride monohydrate 50 Kgs 124735 Japan

Lime oxide (aromatic chemical) 50 Kgs 220508.93 Spain

Linalyl acetate (aromatic chemical) 6800 Kgs 3347669.2 Switzerland

L-lysine hcl 99% feed grade 34000 Kgs 3180742.5 Korea

L-lysine monohydrochloride 50 Kgs 29624.56 Japan

L-lysine monohydrochloride 50 Kgs 29624.56 Japan

L-lysine monohydrochloride 98.5% feed grade 16500 Kgs 1615630.1 Thailand

L-lysine monohydrochloride 98.5% feed grade 33000 Kgs 3148935 Thailand

L-lysine monohydrochloride purity min 99% feed grade 18000 Kgs 1683922.5 Indonesia

L-methionine 50 Kgs 124735 Japan

L-methionine 50 Kgs 124735 Japan

L-proline 2700 Kgs 1936510.9 China

L-proline 2700 Kgs 1936511 China

L-pyroglutamic acid 8250 Kgs 2907042.6 China

L-pyroglutamic acid 3000 Kgs 1057106.4 China

L-tryptophan 50 Kgs 311837.5 Japan

L-tryptophan 50 Kgs 311837.5 Japan

Lupranate t-80 (toluene di isocyanate) 20 Mts 3083227 Korea

L-valine (bval50bk-xn) 500 Kgs 467756.25 USA

L-valine (bval50bk-xn) 4500 Kgs 4209806.3 USA

Maleic anhydride 13840.91 Kgs 1502322.5 Malaysia

Maleic anhydride 7759.09 Kgs 842188.5 Malaysia

Maleic anhydride 99.5 pct 1596 Kgs 164238.57 China



Maleic anhydride 99.5 pct 11108 Kgs 1143084 China



QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED


Malonic acid 5000 Kgs 2107920.5 China

Maltitol crystal(hkmc 30) 4000 Kgs 374205 China

Maltitol liquid(hkml75) 11000 Kgs 514531.88 China

Maltitol powder(hkmp100) 2250 Kgs 255394.91 China

Mefenamic acid bp/ph.eur 720 Kgs 906091.2 Taiwan

Melamine (adc serial no- 959) 22 Mts 1301203.2 China

Methane sulfonyl chloride (msc) 2250 Kgs 312030.16 China

Methyl acetate (iso tank) 42 Mts 2589911 China

Methyl methacrylate monomer 20000 Kgs 2894458 Singapore

Methyl methacrylate monomer 20000 Kgs 2894458 Singapore

Methyl methacrylate monomer 19990 Kgs 2893010.8 Singapore

Microcrystalline cellulose 2160 Kgs 425815.22 Brazil

Millionate nm (isocyanate) 19.2 Mts 2790072.5 Japan

Millionate nm (isocyanate) 9.6 Mts 1378092.5 Japan

Modified polyisocyanate solution coronate ls 9600 Kgs 1514394 Japan

Mono potassium phospate 00-52-34, 100% water soluble 13 Mts 1122926.8 China

Mono potassium phosphate 100 Mts 7658729 China

Monopotassium phosphate 200 Mts 15353212 China

Monosodium glutamate 22 Mts 1598040.2 China

Monosodium glutamate 46 Mts 3700887.5 China

Monosodium glutamate ( ajinomoto brand ) 3576 Kgs 631164.09 Thailand



Monosodium glutamate (ajinomoto brand) 8480 Kgs 933777.3 Thailand

N-(2-amino-4,6-dichloro-5-pyrimidinyl formamide) 3000 Kgs 10851945 China

N-(2-amino-4,6-dichloro-5-pyrimidinyl formamide) 3000 Kgs 10851945 China

N-(2-amino-4,6-dichloro-5-pyrimidinyl) formamide 2500 Kgs 8622306.9 China



N-(2-amino-4,6-dichloro-5-pyrimidinyl)formamide 6100 Kgs 20151091 China

N-(2-amino-4,6-dichloro-5-pyrimidinyl)formamide 6100 Kgs 20151091 China

N, n ' - disuccinimidyl carbonate 1100 Kgs 4925681 China

N,n dicyclohexylcarbodiimide 300 Kgs 135649.31 China

N,n diethyl -2- cyano acetamide 700 Kgs 788425.19 China

N,n-carbonyldiimidazole 5000 Kgs 6099390 China

N,n-carbonyldiimidazole 5000 Kgs 6099390 China

N,n-dicyclohexyl carbodiimide 400 Kgs 206403.6 China



N,n-dicyclohexyl carbodiimide 1430.03 Kgs 652368.07 China

N,n-dicyclohexyl carbodiimide 169.97 Kgs 77538.91 China

N,n-diisopropyl carbodiimide 96 Kgs 531573.5 China

N,o-bis-(trimethylsilyl) trifluoroacetamide 2000 Kgs 4877139 Germany

Natural octanoic acid 900 Kgs 334230.7 UK

Nbs (morphlinothio benzothiazole) 500 Kgs 154161.35 Korea

Nitromethane 18000 Kgs 2719225 China

N-methyl pyrrolidone 1890 Kgs 331001.19 China

N-propyl alcohol (NPA) 26400 Kgs 2533280 Taiwan

N-propyl alcohol (NPA) 26400 Kgs 2533280 Taiwan

N-propyl alcohol (NPA) 18000 Kgs 3907518.3 USA




N-propyl bromide 18000 Kgs 4134041 USA

N-tert-butyl-2-benzothiazolesilfenamide 8000 Kgs 2429898.4 Spain




Optibor boric acid technical grade granular 42 Mts 2246351.1 USA



QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED

Ortho tolyl acetic acid 20000 Kgs 7455417 China

Para amino phenol 72000 Kgs 14633373 China

Para toluic acid 3100 Kgs 719703.84 China

Para toluic acid 500 Kgs 116081.26 China

Paraformaldehyde 96% 20 Mts 1062140 Spain

Pet chips cb-608 11000 Kgs 991331.41 Taiwan

Poliscocyanate 2700 Kgs 1071274.7 China

Poly butene 360 Kgs 81469.58 Korea

Polyacrylamide 20000 Kgs 2412906.3 China

Polyacrylamide 20000 Kgs 2579843 China

Polyamides-6.6) 50 Kgs 18011.08 Korea

Polycarbonate 15 Kgs 23913.55 Korea

Polycarbonate 1239 Kgs 187245.29 Taiwan


Polycarbonate 2875.25 Kgs 408575.5 Taiwan










Polycarbonate 2448 Kgs 312004.34 Malaysia


Polycarbonate 2316.6 Kgs 295257.05 Malaysia






Polycarbonate 15000 Kgs 2312420 Thailand

Polycarbonate 15000 Kgs 2312420.3 Thailand

Polycarbonate 15000 Kgs 2312420.3 Thailand

Polycarbonate 2000 Kgs 704737.6 Italy

Polycarbonate 2232.96 Kgs 389921.61 Korea











Polycarbonate 2725 Kgs 1057940.1 Germany

Polyether polyol 153.353 Kgs 21672.62 Singapore




Polyether polyol blend 4515 Kgs 681833.63 Singapore

Polyethylene 33.5 Mts 3446368.8 Saudi Arabia

Polyethylene 500 Kgs 57746.42 China

Polyisocyanate 4800 Kgs 1573578.4 China

Polyisocyanate 11200 Kgs 3671682.9 China

Polyisocyanate aknate 17600 Kgs 2744170 Korea

Polyisocyanate sc-75lt 8280 Kgs 1398220 Taiwan

Polymethane polyphenyl isocyanate 40 Mts 4482975.9 China



QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED





Polymethane polyphenyl isocyanate 20 Mts 2241488 China


Polymethylene polyphenyl polyisocyanate 20 Mts 2501366 Japan

Polymethylene polyphenyl polyisocyanate 18.75 Mts 2373863 Japan

Polymethylolcarbamide 40000 Kgs 2472310.1 China

Polyoxymethylene copolymer 3000 Kgs 577603.78 Korea

Polyoxymethylene copolymer 3000 Kgs 577603.78 Korea

Potassium aluminium fluoride 5 Mts 421584.1 China

Potassium ferricyanide 1000 Kgs 330547.75 China

Potassium humate 24 Mts 652387.1 China

Potassium humate 25000 Kgs 795386.05 China

Potassium titanate 4000 Kgs 2489044 Japan

Potassium titanate 344 100 Kgs 109020.86 Japan

Potassium titanate 574 40 Kgs 22098.03 Japan

Prefix707(disodium hydrogenphosphate) 45 Kgs 58265.25 Japan

Prefix707(disodium hydrogenphosphate) 45 Kgs 58265.25 Japan

Prepolymerised diphenylmethane diisocyanate 18000 Kgs 3454472.7 China

Prepolymerised diphenylmethane diisocyanate 17625 Kgs 1857694 Netherlands



Propylene glycol usp /ep 2580 Kgs 290103.71 Thailand

Propylene glycol usp /ep 6235 Kgs 701083.98 Thailand

Psa (polysul fonamide) staple fiber 2.2 dtex x 51 mm 632.4 Kgs 538446.43 China

Purified isophthalic acid 2 Mts 193339.25 Spain

Purified isophthalic acid 22 Mts 2126731.8 Spain

Purified isophthalic acid (pia) 24000 Kgs 2340735.6 Spain

S plus-2-aminobutyramide hcl 7800 Kgs 11460543 China

S(+ ) -2- amino butyramide hcl 5000 Kgs 7254235.4 China

S(+)-2- amino butyramide hcl 13000 Kgs 17431716 China

S(+)-2-amino butyramide hcl 5000 Kgs 7254235.4 China

S(+)-2-amino butyramide hcl 5000 Kgs 7317315.7 China

S(+)-2-amino butyramide hcl 4950 Kgs 7181693 China

Sodium fluoride (industry grade) 13000 Kgs 1004093.8 China

Sodium acid pyrophosphate 20 Mts 1661377 Thailand

Sodium acid pyrophosphate 20 Mts 1646710.1 Thailand

Sodium alginate 18000 Kgs 6960213 China

Sodium alginate 18000 Kgs 6965576.1 China

Sodium alumino silicate 36 Mts 1005863 China

Sodium azide 5000 Kgs 1967757.8 China

Sodium azide 5000 Kgs 1967757.8 China

Sodium azide 14000 Kgs 5122121 China

Sodium boro hydride 4000 Kgs 5210024.4 China


Sodium boro hydride 1558 Kgs 1967712 China




Sodium boro hydride 600 Kgs 732654 USA


Sodium borohydride 8000 Kgs 10353005 USA



Sodium borohydride 3000 Kgs 3835222.5 USA






QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED

Sodium borosilicate 6600 Kgs 1679432 Australia

Sodium citrate 2000 Kgs 134525.94 Spain
















Sodium cocoyl glutamate 16000 Kgs 2680944 Germany

Sodium diacetate 15000 Kgs 907447.13 China

Sodium diacetate 15000 Kgs 907447.13 China

Sodium dichromate 42500 Kgs 3525322.9 South africa

Sodium dichromate 42500 Kgs 3531032 South africa

Sodium dicyanamide 16000 Kgs 8416580.5 China


Sodium dicyanamide 7600 Kgs 4782148 Switzerland


Sodium dicyanamide 7600 Kgs 4782148 Switzerland

Sodium erythorbate 10000 Kgs 1887690 China

Sodium formate 5074 Kgs 108552.24 Taiwan










Sodium formate 12500 Kgs 246440 China

Sodium formate 22500 Kgs 453045.6 China

Sodium formate 22500 Kgs 453045.6 China

Sodium gluconate 25 Mts 1122615 China

Sodium gluconate 26 Mts 1135088.5 China

Sodium gluconate 25 Mts 1116883 China

Sodium hexameta phosphate 25000 Kgs 1699514.4 China

Sodium lauryl sulfate 4000 Kgs 878153.99 Belgium

Sodium ligno sulphonate 24 Mts 778346.4 South africa

Sodium lignosulphonate 24 Mts 785279 South africa

Sodium lignosulphonate 24 Mts 785279 South africa

Sodium metabisulfite 20.825 Mts 649401.59 Netherlands

Sodium metabisulfite 20.825 Mts 649401.59 Netherlands

Sodium metabisulphite 10 Mts 314955.88 Thailand

Sodium metabisulphite 15 Mts 472433.8 Thailand

Sodium persulfate 5000 Kgs 383560.13 China

Sodium salt of poly-naphthalen sulfonic acid 39000 Kgs 1982351 China

Sodium salt of poly-naphthalene sulfonic acid 40000 Kgs 2108021.5 China

Sodium salt of poly-naphthalene sulfonic acid 39000 Kgs 2000007.6 China

Sodium salt of trichloro pyridinol 33875 Kgs 9849283 China

Sodium starch glycolate/primojel/usp.nf.ph.eur.jp 750 Kgs 272012.6 Netherlands

Sodium stearate 700 Kgs 202979.47 Japan



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UNIT

VALUE IN

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COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED

Sodium stearate 700 Kgs 202979.47 Japan

Sodium sulphate anhydrous 99% min 14909.57 Kgs 112066.59 China

Sodium sulphate anhydrous 99% min 93090.43 Kgs 699706.77 China

Sodium sulphide flakes 60pct min 25 Mts 833729.75 China

Sodium thiocyanate 99 pct minimum 11 Mts 1037727 China

Sodium thiocyanate 99 pct minimum 11 Mts 1037726.8 China

Sodium tripolyphosphate 30000 Kgs 2337645 China

Sodium tripolyphosphate 48 Mts 2828989.8 Russia

Styrene butadiene styrene co-polymer grade lg 411n 11.2 Mts 1607774.6 Korea

Sulfamide 2000 Kgs 1800227.7 China

Sulphate of potash 96 Mts 4026333.5 Taiwan

Super potassium f humate fertilizer 32000 Kgs 2871025.5 China

Tetrahydrofuran-( 14400 Kgs 2491750.8 Taiwan

Tetrahydrogeraniol 680 Kgs 358132.55 Germany

Tgic tris (2,3-epoxy propyl) isocyanurate,graco:kh6421 10000 Kgs 3586611 China

Thiophene-2-ethanol 800 Kgs 895946.76 China

Thiophenol 10000 Kgs 3303458 Japan

Thiophenol 10000 Kgs 3303457.5 Japan

Toluene di isocyanate 1250 Kgs 183163.5 Germany

Toluene di isocyanate 16674 Kgs 2413109.6 China






Toluene di isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2894458 China

Toluene di isocyanate 20000 Kgs 2894458 China


Toluene di isocyanate cosmonate 20 Mts 2814743.8 Japan







Toluene di isocyanate cosmonate 12057 Kgs 1861113.3 Japan



Toluene di isocyanate cosmonate 20000 Kgs 3146150 Japan

Toluene di isocyanate cosmonate 20000 Kgs 3177611.5 Japan

Toluene di isocyanate cosmonate 20000 Kgs 3118375 Korea

Toluene di isocyanate cosmonate 20000 Kgs 3133565 Japan

Transpara amino cyclo hexanol 2000 Kgs 3492580 China

Trimethyl borate 40% 1120 Kgs 706384.63 Germany

Vanillin 2200 Kgs 1578167.4 China

Vanillin ( 6600 Kgs 5598106.8 China

Xylitol powder 1125 Kgs 245572.03 China

Zinc bromide brine 313.52 Mts 51797155 USA

CATEGORY: INORGANIC CHEMICALS

Activated carbon 645 Kgs 157520.61 France





Activated carbon 1500 Kgs 366327 France

Activated carbon 32000 Kgs 4228425.6 China




QTY

UNIT

VALUE IN

RS.

COUNTRY

CHEMICALS IMPORTED




Activated carbon 8000 Kgs 1035048 China

Activated carbon 8000 Kgs 1035048 China





Activated carbon 7000 Kgs 1833604.5 Malaysia

Antimony pentoxide 5443.2 Kgs 1411110.2 USA

Antimony pentoxide 5443.2 Kgs 1411110.2 USA

Boron oxide 8.5 Mts 213344.12 Germany

Boron oxide[ 14.5 Mts 363939.96 Germany

Calcined alumina 25000 Kgs 2128290.9 Germany





Calcined alumina 25000 Kgs 1356493 Germany





Calcium carbide 22.5 Mts 882023.15 China

Calcium carbide 225 Mts 9265620.8 China

Calcium carbide 315 Mts 13124989 Indonesia





Calcium carbide 45 Mts 1741394 China






Calcium carbide 22.5 Mts 898092 China

Calcium carbide 22.5 Mts 898092 China




Calcium carbide 225 Mts 9178177 China


Calcium carbonate 16000 Kgs 563790.1 Malaysia

Calcium carbonate 10000 Kgs 263190.85 Korea

Calcium carbonate 1000 Kgs 880922 USA

Calcium carbonate 120 Mts 1020261.6 Malaysia


Calcium carbonate 20 Mts 222747.42 Taiwan








Calcium carbonate 120 Mts 1321383 Malaysia

Calcium carbonate 208000 Kgs 1470317.1 Vietnam,



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CHEMICALS IMPORTED







Calcium carbonate 208000 Kgs 1505118.2 Vietnam


Calcium hydroxide 175 Kgs 6519.86 Germany

Calcium hydroxide 44 Mts 766064.4 Malaysia

Calcium nitrate 175000 Kgs 3358515.1 China

Calcium nitrate 275000 Kgs 5277666.6 China

Calcium oxides 3000 Kgs 134592.3 Korea

Calcium oxides 1008 Kgs 45222.76 Korea

Carbon black 4000 Kgs 457264.69 Japan


Carbon black 19200 Kgs 1610578.3 Korea


Carbon black 44000 Kgs 2827060.7 China

Carbon black 44000 Kgs 2852241 China














Carbon black 200000 Kgs 14968200 Korea






Carbon black 18000 Kgs 1940333.2 Italy























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Carbon black 123240 Kgs 7281746 Italy










Carbon black 154000 Kgs 11285399 China











Carbon black 18000 Kgs 2110905.6 France




Carbon black 70.125 Mts 4368350.6 China

Carbon black 70.125 Mts 4368350.6 China


Carbon black 5000 Kgs 414743.87 Indonesia

Carbon black 5000 Kgs 413184.7 Indonesia

Carbon black 24 Mts 1735168.9 UK







Carbon black 1040 Kgs 295788.44 Singapore

Chromium oxide g5 4000 Kgs 2892576 Japan

Coated calcium carbonate 52000 Kgs 389553.43 Vietnam,



Coated calcium carbonate 260000 Kgs 1833189.1 Vietnam

Coated calcium carbonate 156 Mts 981846.4 Malaysia

Coated calcium carbonate 104 Mts 640152.1 Egypt



Coated calcium carbonate 150 Mts 955004.49 Vietnam


Colloidal calcium carbonate 20000 Kgs 536360.5 Taiwan






Ground calcined alumina 20 Mts 779593.8 France

High purity calcium hydroxide 68.45 Mts 657448.16 Malaysia


High purity calcium hydroxide 90 Mts 872122.38 Malaysia




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Hydrogen peroxide 22.4 Mts 558812.8 Thailand




Hydrogen peroxide 67.2 Ton 1691370.2 Thailand

Lithium hydroxide monohydrate 3000 Kgs 1332709.1 China

Monocalcium phosphate 46000 Kgs 1965200 Sweden

Phosphoric acid 21000 Kgs 1149603.2 Korea

Potassium carbonate 10500 Kgs 703973.16 Thailand

Potassium carbonate 13500 Kgs 905108.3 Thailand

Potassium carbonate 24 Mts 1609082 Thailand

Potassium carbonate 48 Mts 3246826.8 Thailand

Potassium carbonate 6750 Kgs 526225.78 USA

Potassium carbonate 20000 Kgs 1596608 Korea

Potassium carbonate 48 Mts 3188226.6 Thailand

Potassium carbonate 24 Mts 1600761 Thailand

Potassium carbonate 20000 Kgs 1584135 Korea

Potassium carbonate 7 Mts 539087.5 Korea

Potassium carbonate 20 Mts 1559187.5 Korea

Potassium carbonate 10 Mts 770125 Korea

Potassium carbonate 8 Mts 616100 Korea

Potassium carbonate 20000 Kgs 1610828.8 Korea

Potassium chlorate 50000 Kgs 3167075.7 China







Potassium chlorate 25000 Kgs 1583538 China


Potassium chloride 492.22 Mts 10108701 Jordan

Potassium chloride 490.28 Mts 10068906 Jordan

Potassium hydroxide 40000 Kgs 2744170 Taiwan

Potassium hydroxide 25000 Kgs 1809669.4 China



Potassium hydroxide flakes (KOH) 10 Mts 685921.3 Korea

Potassium hydroxide flakes (KOH) 20000 Kgs 1497567.4 Korea

Potassium hydroxide high purity KOH 20000 Kgs 1472398.2 Korea

Potassium hydroxide,solid 25 Mts 1771540 China

Potassium nitrate 200000 Kgs 10702263 Jordan

Potassium nitrate 50 Mts 2958047.6 China

Potassium nitrate 25 Mts 1470825 Jordan

Potassium sulphate powder 175 Mts 7148875 Taiwan

Precipitated calcium carbonate 1125 Kgs 166083.1 Germany

Prepared calcium carbonate 16000 Kgs 493316.32 Taiwan

Rutile titanium dioxide 10 Mts 1621555 Saudi Arabia

Rutile titanium dioxide 20 Mts 3243110 Saudi Arabia

Rutile titanium dioxide 8000 Kgs 1299708.4 Australia

Rutile titanium dioxide 8000 Kgs 1299708.4 Australia

Rutile titanium dioxide 100000 Kgs 17828520 Taiwan

Rutile titanium dioxide 17805.8 Kgs 1899068.4 China

Rutile titanium dioxide 3194.2 Kgs 340675.76 China

Rutile titanium dioxide 24000 Kgs 3083449 China

Rutile titanium dioxide 60000 Kgs 9426330 Germany

Rutile titanium dioxide 400 Kgs 799122.1 Japan





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Rutile titanium dioxide 20000 Kgs 2613198.3 China

Rutile titanium dioxide 6000 Kgs 1160035.5 Singapore



Rutile titanium dioxide 20000 Kgs 3901226 USA



Silicon dioxide 1000 Kgs 251941.73 Japan

Soda ash 210 Mts 3350709.3 China

Sodium bicarbonate 81 Mts 1123892 China

Sodium bicarbonate 200 Mts 3372014.3 China

Sodium bicarbonate 37.5 Mts 609939 China

Sodium bicarbonate 17.5 Mts 284638.2 China

Sodium bicarbonate 82.5 Mts 1363509.5 China



Sodium bicarbonate 125 Mts 2202305 China

Sodium bicarbonate 24750 Kgs 362966.44 Kenya



Sodium bicarbonate 990000 Kgs 14518658 Kenya

Sodium bicarbonate 500000 Kgs 7441301 Bulgaria

Sodium carbonate dense 500000 Kgs 7656507.1 China

Sodium carbonate dense 375000 Kgs 5780134.2 China

Sodium carbonate dense 1000000 Kgs 15413691 China

Sodium carbonate dense 237500 Kgs 3750829 Bulgaria



Sodium carboxy methyl cellulose intermediate 60000 Kgs 8777758.5 China

Sodium carboxy methyl cellulose intermediate 36 Mts 5255329 China

Sodium carboxy methyl cellulose intermediate 20800 Kgs 3042956.3 China

Sodium carboxy methyl cellulose intermediate 40000 Kgs 5851839 China

Sodium carboxy methyl cellulose intermediate 54 Mts 7882993 China

Sodium chlorate 115 Mts 4948861.1 Finland

Sodium chlorate 115 Mts 4992940 Finland

Sodium nitrite 150000 Kgs 4719225 China

Sodium nitrite 100000 Kgs 3146150 China

Sodium nitrite 21 Mts 779281.9 Germany

Sodium nitrite 10.5 Mts 389640.96 Germany

Sodium nitrite 10.5 Mts 389641 Germany

Sodium perborate monohydrate 23000 Kgs 1804694.6 Slovenia

Sodium percarbonate coated 25000 Kgs 869910.48 China

Sodium persulfate 17 Mts 1411992.1 China

Sodium tripolyphosphate 10000 Kgs 878758.08 Belgium

Titanium dioxide rutile 60 Mts 9701984.3 Australia

Trisodium phosphate technical grade 17.62 Mts 358111.16 China

Trisodium phosphate technical grade 7.38 Mts 149992.07 China

Zinc chloride 24000 Kgs 1661167.2 China

Zinc oxide 80000 Kgs 12099295 Malaysia

Zinc sulphate monohydrate 25 Mts 1287447 China

Zinc sulphate monohydrate 25 Mts 1287447 China

CATEGORY: DRUGS

1,2,4 triazole 6250 Kgs 1809793.8 China

2-pyrrolidone 8400 Kgs 1881413.9 China

Glutaraldehyde 4600 Kgs 975427.7 Germany

Lincomycin hcl 11% premix( 10000 Kgs 4675178.9 China

Lincomycin hydrochloride 2300 Bou 9406988.5 China



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Maduramycin ammonium 1 % 16000 Kgs 926226.56 China

Maduramycin ammonium 1 % granular 16000 Kgs 926226.56 China

Paracetamol b.p 34000 Kgs 8036676.1 China

Paracetamol b.p 34000 Kgs 8036676.1 China

Paracetamol bp 7075 Kgs 1624907.8 China




Paracetamol bp/ip 1 Mts 238478.17 China




Penicillin g potassium first crystals ip 12500 Kgs 10696910 China

Penicillin g potassium first crystals ip 31250 Kgs 26742275 China

Primellose (croscarmellose sodium usp/nf, ph.eur., jp.) 8820 Kgs 6826353.7 Netherlands

Primellose (croscarmellose sodium usp/nf, ph.eur., jp.) 8820 Kgs 6826354 Netherlands

Primellose croscarmellose sodium usp/nf 1260 Kgs 1174457.1 Germany

Primellose croscarmellose sodium usp/nf 8820 Kgs 7946827.1 Netherlands



Primojel ( sodium starch glycolate type a) usp/nf, ph. Eur.,jp 150 Kgs 51724.37 Netherlands

Primojel (sodium starch glycolate type a,usp/nf,ph.eur.,jp) 1100 Kgs 370762.92 Netherlands

Primojel sodium starch glycolate type a,usp/nf 12600 Kgs 4153117 Netherlands

Pyrrolydine 4080 Kgs 1750927.9 Netherlands

Resorcinol 16000 Kgs 5140110.2 Japan

Resorcinol (1,3-dihydroxybenzene) 2000 Kgs 589773.34 Japan






Resorcinol (1,3-dihydroxybenzene-) 16000 Kgs 4799802.8 Japan


Salinomycin 12 % granular 17000 Kgs 1600973.7 China

CATEGORY: DYESTUFF

Baygenal black td(dyes) 990 Kgs 575594.44 Germany

Coram black conc liquid dyes 288 Ltr 114259.23 Italy

Coram t blacks liquid dyes 150 Ltr 83181.07 Italy

Coram t blacks liquid dyes 150 Ltr 83181.07 Italy

Coram t blue liquid dyes 60 Ltr 42089.19 Italy

Coram t blue liquid dyes 60 Ltr 42089.19 Italy

Coram t lemon liquid dyes 24 Ltr 15957.99 Italy

Coram t orange liquid dyes 60 Ltr 38618.04 Italy

Coram t red brown liquid dyes 36 Ltr 23889.11 Italy

Coram t tobacco liquid dyes 60 Ltr 41171.64 Italy

Coram t turquoise liquid dyes 30 Ltr 21423.61 Italy

Coram t yellow liquid dyes 30 Ltr 16675.95 Italy

Katiolux orange (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 55886.23 Italy

Katiolux black (liquid dyes) 300 Kgs 321550.69 Italy

Katiolux blue (liquid dyes ) 50 Kgs 56336.93 Italy

Katiolux brown (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 54206.37 Italy

Katiolux green (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 60024.43 Italy

Katiolux lemon (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 56705.68 Italy

Katiolux red (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 55681.37 Italy

Katiolux yellow (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 54001.51 Italy

Luxolin black 2n (liquid dyes) 300 Kgs 194454.58 Italy

Luxolin brown s (liquid dyes) 150 Kgs 138650.3 Italy

Luxolin fuxia (liquid dyes ) 50 Kgs 36793.13 Italy



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Luxolin green (liquid dyes ) 50 Kgs 36793.13 Italy

Luxolin lemon (liquid dyes ) 50 Kgs 43307.73 Italy

Luxolin orange (liquid dyes) 75 Kgs 55189.7 Italy

Luxolin red (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 40849.39 Italy

Luxolin yellow (liquid dyes ) 75 Kgs 55189.7 Italy

Master dye black (liquid dyes) 10 Kgs 2839.87 Italy

Melioderm black rc p( dyes) 1980 Kgs 431296.87 China

Melioderm hf beige dp (dyes ) 120 Kgs 45854.51 Spain

Nubio opaco 2233/313 ( liquid dyes) 490 Ltr 297205.22 Italy

Nubio opaco 2233/316 nero ( liquid dyes) 430 Ltr 260812.74 Italy

Nubio opaco 2233/55 neutro ( liquid dyes) 200 Ltr 118230.98 Italy

Sella derm black m2 (liquid dyes) 100 Kgs 58552.77 Italy

Sumfix s navy blue bf g (dye stuff)(textile dyes) 1000 Kgs 459815.59 Sri Lanka

Sumfix s red exf g (dye stuff)(textile dyes) 500 Kgs 208011.81 Sri Lanka

Supronil hk orange 01 (liquid dyes) 50 Kgs 29041.19 Spain

CATEGORY: FABRIC, FIBRE & YARN

Nylon 6 chips 16000 Kgs 2493972.8 Taiwan

Nylon 6 chips 100 Mts 15384674 Russia


Nylon 6 chips 8000 Kgs 1182952 Taiwan







Nylon 6 chips bright high density a grade 19 Mts 3227949.9 Thailand






Nylon 6 chips bright high density a grade 19 Mts 3251861 Thailand

Nylon 6 chips- zisamide pa6 chips tp4407 bright a grade 15 Mts 2359544.3 Taiwan

Nylon 66 unfilled natural (polyamides-6.6) 500 Kgs 152636.25 Korea

Nylon 66-v25 grade a218mt v25 bk (polyamides-6.6) 4000 Kgs 1001294 Korea

Proviplast 024-n n butylbenzene sulfonamide nbbsa) 3600 Kgs 905394.46 Belgium

Zytel htn51 g35hsl bk083 (25kg/bag) (nylon resin) 150 Kgs 93530.8 Japan

Zytel(r) 70g30hslr bk009 25kg bag nylon resin 15000 Kgs 3046201.4 Korea

CATEGORY: METAL

Calcium metal (ca: 98.5%; size: 50-150 mm) 10 Mts 2359612.5 China

Calcium metal (ca: 98.5%; size : 50-150 mm) 10 Mts 2359612.5 China

Calcium metal(ca: 98.5% min., size: 50-100mm 4000 Kgs 957688.06 China

Hg zinc ingots 50.379 Mts 7891107 UAE

Magnesium ingot 25 Mts 3940552.9 China

Manganese metal briquette 375000 Kgs 50804933 China

Manganese metal briquette 250000 Kgs 33838767 China

Silicon metal 50 Mts 6418146 China

Silicon metal 24 Mts 3360088.2 China

Silicon metal 24 Mts 2982550.2 China

Sodium metal 40200 Kgs 5400492.3 China


Sodium metal 12000 Kgs 1552572 China



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Sodium metal 23040 Kgs 3160446 France

CATEGORY: PAINT

3367 monarch blue (91l7464) (pigment) 181.437 Kgs 155852.4 USA

807c (12241/1) pigments 5 Kgs 7081.03 Thailand

814c (12242/2) pigments 5 Kgs 7081.03 Thailand

872x0026-color pigment 6 Pcs 10593.38 Germany

9066 pc (pigment) 43 Kgs 43370.96 Spain




Aluminium paste grade: 7670ns (pigment) 250 Kgs 604060.8 France

Aluminium paste grade: tsb2044a (pigment) 100 Kgs 297181.1 USA

An black (pigment) 720 Kgs 177800.4 Italy

Automotive splendor russet a-660k-sp (pearl pigment) 600 Kgs 1255313.9 Korea

Automotive splendor russet a-660k-sp (pearl pigment) 600 Kgs 1255313.9 Korea

Basonat hw 1000 (old basonat hw100) (pigment) 800 Kgs 930523.1 Germany

Bayferrox 110(iron oxide pigment) 12000 Kgs 877136.5 Germany

Bayferrox 360(iron oxide pigment) 3000 Kgs 415910.15 Germany

Blue 072 c (12209/5) pigments 5 Kgs 4506.11 Thailand

Blue 801c (12244/1) pigments 5 Kgs 3218.65 Thailand

Brown oxide 1 l ni as material no.99018896 ( pigments ) 1044 Kgs 154148.24 USA

Chrome yellow rm-74(inorganic pigment) 4000 Kgs 1510155.8 Colombia

Dr-174 v3g ( ba-car ) ( 614hp-13793 ) ( acryl resin paint ) 3719.1 Kgs 1134661 Korea

Dr-214 rbw ( gb-car, btx-free) ( 614hp-20709 ) ( acryl resin paint ) 320 Kgs 224162.26 Korea

Dr-214 rcr ( 614hp-20702) (acryl resin paint ) 319.2 Kgs 148597.18 Korea

Dr-214 yye ( gb-car, btx-free ) ( 614 hp-20708 ) ( acryl resin paint ) 320 Kgs 207183.33 Korea

Dr-247 tmt ( ba-car ) ( 614hp-13788) ( acryl resin paint ) 464 Kgs 270227.7 Korea

Dr-247 trg ( gb-car, btx-free) ( 614hp-20711) ( acryl resin paint ) 80 Kgs 61952.87 Korea

Dr-350 npc top coat (i) ( 614 hp-20704) ( acryl resin paint ) 2400 Kgs 1220360.3 Korea

Ds black (pigment) 300 Kgs 43462.32 Italy

E0-1108 ( 1 can / 25 kgs per can )( acryl resin paint ) 25 Kgs 21207.87 Korea

E0-3299 ( 1 can / 3 kgs per can )( acryl resin paint ) 3 Kgs 9209.55 Korea

E0-3489 ( 1 can / 4 kgs per can ) ( acryl resin paint ) 4 Kgs 14737.81 Korea

Ecopaque yellow 12 105 (pigment) 210 Kgs 413897.24 Germany

F red oxide 1 l ni 3090 Kgs 547096.72 USA

Fast brilliant 2 bp [ pigments ] 500 Kgs 218445.98 China

Final coat hardner white matt 480 hardner 900 Kgs 202694.31 Korea

Final coat paint white matt 925 & 1611 2340 Kgs 445928.27 Korea

G1-6312 ( 2 drum / 200 kgs per drum - bulk cargo )( acryl resin paint ) 400 Kgs 210973.27 Korea

Gold pearl pigment lb 300 [ 100 drm ] 2500 Kgs 1077556.4 China

Green 802c (12245/3) pigments 5 Kgs 7402.9 Thailand

Green 808c (12243/1) pigments 5 Kgs 3862.38 Thailand

Green c (12206/4) pigments 5 Kgs 4827.98 Thailand

Heucodur yellow g 9239 graco:py2000 (pigment) 6000 Kgs 2920314 Germany

Iox r 01(iron oxide pigment) 3000 Kgs 177747.37 Germany

Iox r 02(iron oxide pigment) 2000 Kgs 114756.2 Germany

Iron oxide pigment-red h130m (pigment) 100 Kgs 35048.11 China

Iron oxide pigment-red h130m (pigment) 100 Kgs 35048.11 China

Isopur sa - 08790/9111-305528310gnraa0-black pigment paste 600 Kgs 199150.9 Germany

Isopur sa - 17570/8211 in1 gris fume j92 pigment paste 100 Kgs 87291.9 Germany



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Isopur-sa-16710/7211 f1-305528310r97-aa0 pigment paste 120 Kgs 72418.5 Germany

Isopur-sa-17462/7311 f2-305528310n54-aa pigment paste 200 Kgs 129146.32 Germany

Katioderm blue t (pigments) 30 Kgs 16520.04 Italy

Katioderm dark brown t(pigments) 90 Kgs 29500.06 Italy

Katioderm green t (pigments) 60 Kgs 57180.96 Italy

Kx titanium white 1 l 4263 Kgs 791811.6 USA

Lemon gold pearl pigment lb 353 b [ 80 drm ] 2000 Kgs 862045.1 China

Lemon gold pearl pigment lb 353 b [ 80 drm ] 2000 Kgs 862045.1 China

Luhydran s 938 t(pigment) 1950 Kgs 322284.06 Germany

Mikroderm c white 705 conc pigment 70 Kgs 20330.49 Italy

Mikroderm gold yellow pigment 30 Kgs 19580.47 Italy

Mikroderm red brown pigment 30 Kgs 9287.56 Italy



Mikroderm ruby pigment 30 Kgs 18599.05 Italy

Mikroderm t urquoise pigment 30 Kgs 16803.77 Italy

Monolite blue 3r (82l4952) (pigment) 108.862 Kgs 124046.47 USA

Multifast violet rl (pigments) 375 Kgs 1063237.8 China

Nebotint m 8847 carbon black ( pigment black ) 10.12 Kgs 7976.07 Netherlands

Neosan 2000 dark brown liq 0040(pigments) 1440 Kgs 275754.24 Italy

Neosan 2000 light brown liq 0040 (pigments) 200 Kgs 31437.26 Italy

Neosan 2000 magenta liq(pigments) 360 Kgs 344118.31 Italy

Neosan 2000 white-id pa 0080 (pigments) 960 Kgs 171553.3 Indonesia

Nubicem b-201(inorganic pigments) 1500 Kgs 2086993.5 Colombia

Nubifer r-5510(inorganic pigment) 1000 Kgs 129444.42 Colombia


Nubifer - r5511 (inorganic pigment) 3000 Kgs 339307.16 Colombia


Nubifer - r5511(inorganic pigment) 2000 Kgs 225535.06 Colombia

Nubifer - r5531 (inorganic pigment) 1000 Kgs 135605.98 Romania





Nubifer m-4781(inorganic pigment) 1500 Kgs 192353.71 Colombia






Nubiperf h-56 (inorganic pigments) 1000 Kgs 324796.53 Spain

Nubiterm ak74 (inorganic pigment) 6000 Kgs 2515827.8 Colombia

Nubiterm ak74 (inorganic pigment) 2000 Kgs 838609.25 Colombia

Nubiterm ak-81 (inorganic pigment) 2000 Kgs 841099.44 Colombia

Nubiterm nk-38 (inorganic pigment) 3000 Kgs 1572282.5 Colombia



Orange 021 c (12200/5) pigments 5 Kgs 6437.3 Thailand

Orange 804c (12235/5) pigments 5 Kgs 7081.03 Thailand

Orange 805c (12237/2) pigments 5 Kgs 7724.76 Thailand

P02500-cb xr2500 1000 kg permutex(pigments) 1000 Kgs 1114417 Spain

Paliogen red l 3885 (pigment) 150 Kgs 1035874 Germany

Pbm-4683 (pigment) (kr-odct-8057/e/18k) 198 Kgs 74225.04 Korea

Perrindo violet v4050 (7p53-9951) (pigment) 54.431 Kgs 72122.5 USA

Phthalo blue (25l52-1588) (pigment) 108.862 Kgs 61117.19 USA

Pigment red 3bl 500 Kgs 1987539 China

Pigments - hp5da1077 purple 202.8 Kgs 245019.55 UK

Pigments - hp5l7317 blue 250 Kgs 216422.4 UK

Pigments - hp8da1797 beige 174 Kgs 124123.49 UK

Pigments - ps1da0047 pearl white 247 Kgs 249895.36 UK



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Pigments - un181267 white 249 Kgs 143617.26 UK

Pink 806c (12239/2) pigments 5 Kgs 7081.03 Thailand



Pp-25-812 (60)(camotex) (pigments) 420 Kgs 74065.31 Singapore

Pp-25-815 (60) (camotex) (pigments) 60 Kgs 7913.54 Singapore













Pp-25-871(60)(camotex) (pigments) 120 Kgs 23951.25 Singapore

Pp-25-871(60)(camotex) (pigments) 120 Kgs 23951.25 Singapore

Ppe white a pa (pigments ) 160 Kgs 35107.6 Italy

Process blue c (12207/3) pigments 5 Kgs 3540.52 Thailand

Pt-42-6609 (pigment) (kr-odct-7780/e/18k) 198 Kgs 136537.41 Korea

Purple c (12204/2) pigments 5 Kgs 6115.44 Thailand

R-226 clear (ha) ( 114hp-20928) (acryl resin paint ) 1800 Kgs 484354.2 Korea

Red 032 c (12201/4) pigments 5 Kgs 6115.44 Thailand

Red lake ck [ pigments ] 500 Kgs 148722.37 China

Reflex blue c (12208/2) pigments 5 Kgs 4506.11 Thailand

Rho red c (12202/3) pigments 5 Kgs 5793.57 Thailand

Roda kp ochre (pigment) 60 Kgs 20142.47 Germany

Roda kp red (pigment) 60 Kgs 58103.28 Germany

Roda kp black super (pigments) 540 Kgs 87594.95 Italy



Roda kp blue (pigment) 60 Kgs 35152.48 Germany

Roda kp brown (pigments) 120 Kgs 27272.58 Italy

Roda kp dark brown (pigment) 180 Kgs 72048.07 Germany

Roda kp ruby (pigment) 60 Kgs 51324.56 Germany

Roda lite lemon 07 (pigment) 60 Kgs 40914.39 Germany

Roda lite red 07 (pigment) 60 Kgs 34184.1 Germany

Roda lite white 07 (pigment) 805 Kgs 202683.61 Germany




Rubine red c (12203/2) pigments 5 Kgs 6115.44 Thailand

Rubine red c (12203/2) pigments 5 Kgs 6115.44 Thailand

S3-1441 ( 614hp-13783 ) ( 15 can /15 kgs per can )( acryl resin paint ) 225 Kgs 372219.38 Korea

S3-7481 (i) ( 614hp-13784) ( 15 can / 15 kgs per can )( acryl resin paint ) 225 Kgs 128052.56 Korea



S4-3103 ( 614hp-13774 ) ( 2 can / 16 kgs per can )( acryl resin paint ) 32 Kgs 55060.23 Korea

S4-4100(i) ( 614hp-13775 ) ( 4 can / 15 kgs per can )( acryl resin paint ) 60 Kgs 76064.07 Korea



Sicotan brown k2611 (pigment) 150 Kgs 154318.66 Germany



Sicotan yellow k2111 fg (pigment) 500 Kgs 333491.9 Germany

Skin color black e pigment 120 Kgs 33889 Italy

Skincolor black e pigment 300 Kgs 54131.19 Italy



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Skincolor blue e pigment 60 Kgs 12780.24 Italy

Skincolor dark brown e pigment 60 Kgs 10826.24 Italy

Skincolor red e pigment 30 Kgs 11882.46 Italy

Skincolor yellow e pigment 60 Kgs 10298.13 Italy

Sp k top chestnut (pigments) 60 Kgs 21519.55 Italy

Sp k top nero extra (pigments) 90 Kgs 19442.66 Italy

Sp k top tan (pigments) 60 Kgs 21519.55 Italy

Sparkle silver paint 936 Kgs 568065.5 China

Special balck 2611 (pigment) 500 Kgs 104370.18 Italy

Special black 2611 (pigments) 50 Kgs 11593.87 Italy

Sudaperm red voilet 2995( pigments ) 20 Kgs 34778.8 Singapore

Test on tzp+media, 51x59 (51x59-7115) (pigment) 544.311 Kgs 967553.51 USA

Titanium dioxide pigment rutile 20000 Kgs 3467057.3 USA

Titanium dioxide r-996 (pigment ) 22000 Kgs 3333000 China

Titanium dioxide rutile tioxide tr92 (pigments) 20000 Kgs 3492580 Malaysia

Titanium dioxide rutile tioxide tr92 (pigments) 20000 Kgs 3336661.3 Malaysia





Titanium dioxide rutile ti-pure r902+ (pigments) 20000 Kgs 4027072 Mexico

Vanadur yellow 1010 graco:py2072 (pigment) 1000 Kgs 2154330 Germany

Violet 23 (29p46-8067) (pigment) 181.437 Kgs 161716.18 USA

Violet c (12205/2) pigments 5 Kgs 4827.98 Thailand

Yellow c (12199/6) pigments 5 Kgs 3862.38 Thailand

Yellow 012 c (12198/1) pigments 5 Kgs 3862.38 Thailand

Yellow 803c (12233/5) pigments 5 Kgs 3862.38 Thailand



Yellow primer tint (54s8821) (pigment) 72.575 Kgs 25808.69 USA

CATEGORY: PLASTIC

Bi axially oriented polypropylene film 10472.49 Kgs 2174569.6 Australia




Bi axially oriented polypropylene film 1289.75 Kgs 317099.65 Belgium

Bi axially oriented polypropylene film 18680.45 Kgs 4592800.3 Belgium

Bi axially oriented polypropylene film 20707.2 Kgs 3284901.8 Malaysia

Expanded polypropylene beads 1776 Kgs 587052.8 Korea



Expanded polypropylene beads 4440 Kgs 1453786 Malaysia

Glass filled polypropylene compound 20000 Kgs 2916304.3 UK

Glass filled polypropylene compound 9975 Kgs 1431489.1 UK

HDPE 2000 Kgs 228748.54 Korea

HDPE 656 Kgs 66279.19 Saudi Arabia


HDPE 26.5 Mts 1744022 Malaysia

HDPE 12.225 Mts 800310.7 Thailand

HDPE 24750 Kgs 2562369 Saudi Arabia



HDPE 35000 Kgs 3689038 Malaysia

HDPE 80000 Kgs 8385277.6 Qatar

HDPE 49500 Kgs 5109301.5 UAE

HDPE 49500 Kgs 5109301.5 UAE



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HDPE 96 Mts 10035354 Qatar

HDPE 96 Mts 10035354 Qatar

HDPE 18.25 Mts 1929219.2 Thailand

HDPE 12600 Kgs 1578431.2 Japan

HDPE 28000 Kgs 3507625 Japan






HDPE 16 Mts 1672632.7 Qatar

HDPE 80000 Kgs 8385277.6 Qatar









HDPE 17500 Kgs 1959831.2 Korea

LDPE - lupolen 2427k 6412 Kgs 666912.46 Saudi Arabia





LDPE titanlene grade ldf265yz 16.5 Mts 1780280.3 Malaysia

LDPE reprocessed granules 79.5 Mts 5232066 Malaysia

LDPE reprocessed granules 81 Mts 5241779.2 Malaysia

LDPE reprocessed granules 25 Mts 1648200 Israel

LDPE reprocessed granules 54 Mts 3488754 Malaysia

LDPE reprocessed granules 20.5 Mts 1345981.5 Thailand

LDPE reprocessed plastic granules 26 Mts 1684072 Malaysia

LDPE white color reprocessed granules grade 5100 Kgs 407135 Singapore

LDPE white color reprocessed granules grade: 5100 Kgs 407135 Singapore

Linear low density polyethylene 17250 Kgs 1818168.5 Qatar

Linear low density polyethylene 1200 Kgs 225007.8 Italy

Linear low density polyethylene 9.25 Mts 976538.83 Qatar

Linear low density polyethylene 25.5 Mts 2640016.3 Qatar

Linear low density polyethylene 51750 Kgs 5324490.2 Qatar

Linear low density polyethylene 2675 Kgs 626601.75 Japan

Linear low density polyethylene 33.5 Mts 3414831.2 Kuwait

Linear low density polyethylene 1776 Kgs 587052.81 Korea

Linear low density polyethylene 33 Mts 3552144.8 Singapore

Linear low density polyethylene 16.5 Mts 1800861.6 Singapore




Linear low density polyethylene granules 17250 Kgs 1812654 Qatar

LLD polyethylene 16.5 Mts 1697664 UAE

LLDPE exceed 1018ha 24.65 Mts 2767246 Singapore

LLDPE exceed 1018ha 0.1 Mts 11226.15 Singapore

LLDPE exceed 1018ka 98.9 Mts 11411070 Singapore

LLDPE exceed 1018ka 0.1 Mts 11537.99 Singapore

LLDPE exxonmobil ll1001kw 47.8 Mts 5157418.1 Singapore

LLDPE exxonmobil ll1001kw 0.2 Mts 21579.16 Singapore

LLDPE linear low density polyethylene lotrene q 1018h 17.25 Mts 1843558.4 Qatar

LLDPE recycled granules 50 Mts 3166844.9 Thailand

LLDPE recycled granules 25.054 Mts 1621422.3 Japan

LLDPE recycled granules 32000 Kgs 2033671.4 Singapore



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LLDPE recycled granules 50 Mts 3192026.2 Thailand

LLDPE sabic 118n (linear low density polyethylene ) 24.75 Mts 2631912 Saudi Arabia

LLDPE sabic 118n (linear low density polyethylene) 16500 Kgs 1779110.1 Saudi Arabia

LLDPE sabic 118w 2.1 Mts 223313.73 Saudi Arabia


LLDPE sabic 118w 11.5 Mts 1222909 Saudi Arabia


LLDPE sabic 218w (linear low density polyethylene) 16500 Kgs 1779110 Saudi Arabia

LLDPE sabic m500026 (linear low density polyethylene) 49500 Kgs 5384679 Saudi Arabia

LLDPE substandard xn9999ss 49.5 Mts 5186481.3 Singapore

LDPE 16.5 Mts 1748491.8 Qatar

LDPE 99 Mts 11916558 UK

LDPE 16500 Kgs 1739117.7 Qatar

LDPE 0.15 Mts 15763.39 Saudi Arabia

LDPE 50.85 Mts 5343787.7 Saudi Arabia

LDPE 22 Mts 2298242.4 Saudi Arabia



LDPE 33 Mts 3498816.8 Qatar

Polypropylene 48 Mts 4819760.4 Singapore

Polypropylene 48 Mts 4819760 Singapore



Polypropylene 0.13 Mts 16929.03 USA

Polypropylene 18.62 Mts 2424759 USA



Polypropylene 47.3902 Mts 5807770.3 Singapore






Polypropylene 34000 Kgs 3679737 Korea

Polypropylene 16500 Kgs 1899960 Malaysia

Polypropylene 24750 Kgs 2476177.4 UAE

Polypropylene 49500 Kgs 4940207.4 Kuwait

Polypropylene 99000 Kgs 9943954.5 Saudi Arabia




Polypropylene 16000 Kgs 1899042.4 Korea

Polypropylene 24.75 Mts 2530684 UAE

Polypropylene 2750 Kgs 360158.98 Germany

Polypropylene 5500 Kgs 710141.5 Germany

Polypropylene 11000 Kgs 1363930 Germany

Polypropylene 550 Kgs 101746.49 Thailand



Polypropylene 4806.8 Kgs 803026.4 USA

Polypropylene 24000 Kgs 2965151.9 China


Polypropylene 12000 Kgs 1497928 China










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Polypropylene 2.75 Mts 482502.4 Belgium


Polypropylene 4000 Kgs 398549 Saudi Arabia

Polypropylene 4000 Kgs 398549 Saudi Arabia








Polypropylene 31000 Kgs 1995369 Malaysia












Polypropylene 2510 Kgs 790343.71 Malaysia





Polypropylene 33000 Kgs 3581141.9 Malaysia




Polypropylene beads 6400 Kgs 2095548 Singapore

Polypropylene co polymer 51000 Kgs 5404429.2 Korea

Polypropylene copolymer 3401.94 Kgs 737804.9 USA

Polypropylene copolymer 27500 Kgs 2855131.1 UAE



Polypropylene copolymer 34000 Kgs 3746434.3 Korea



Polypropylene copolymer 119000 Kgs 13662213 Korea








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Polypropylene copolymer 153000 Kgs 16414408 Korea




Polypropylene copolymer 51000 Kgs 5470877.1 Thailand

Polypropylene copolymers 115500 Kgs 12488501 Singapore

Polypropylene copolymers 1250 Kgs 408213 Belgium

Polypropylene granuels 18000 Kgs 2104903 Korea

Polypropylene granuels 49500 Kgs 5014648.5 UAE

Polypropylene granuels 16 Mts 1731641 UAE

Polypropylene granuels 17 Mts 1839869 UAE

Polypropylene homopolymer 148500 Kgs 14595314 Saudi Arabia

Polypropylene homopolymer 48500 Kgs 4766819.8 Saudi Arabia

Polypropylene homopolymer 50000 Kgs 4914247.2 Saudi Arabia

Polypropylene homopolymers 15000 Kgs 2075515 Thailand

Reprocess LDPE plastic granules 32 Mts 2120333.8 Thailand

Reprocessed LDPE granules 26000 Kgs 1707029 Malaysia

ReprocessedLLDPEgranules 54 Mts 3602380.3 Malaysia

ReprocessedLLDPEgranules 19.1 Mts 1218655 USA

ReprocessedLLDPEplastic granules 50 Mts 3270134.6 Thailand

ReprocessedLLDPEplastic granules 27 Mts 1726707 Malaysia

ReprocessedLLDPEplastic granules 26 Mts 1677564.6 Thailand

ReprocessedLLDPEplastic granules 81 Mts 5226259 Malaysia

Reprocessed polypropylene granules 26 Mts 1662094 Malaysia

CATEGORY: RESIN

Abs resin gp-toyolac 100-x01 b1 black 8000 Kgs 1170014.3 Malaysia

Acrylic resin (ar-1334) (kr-hcm-2555/e/170k) 2040 Kgs 515223.55 Korea

Amino resin sm5747 graco:rn4831 (synthetic resin) 16000 Kgs 1761844 China

Bms o701 - oleamide slip master batch resin 1000 Kgs 431226.5 China

Cyrez 964lf resin pwd [mellamine resin] 2000 Kgs 255706.75 Netherlands

D10751857 - zytel (r) 101l nc010 nylon resin [nylon chips] 2000 Kgs 364226.2 USA

D10751874 - zytel (r) 70g33hs1l nc010 nylon resin 1000 Kgs 183360.45 China

D10786445 - zytel (r) 45hsb nc010 nylon resin 1000 Kgs 227641.4 USA

D10786445 - zytel (r) 45hsb nc010 nylon resin 1000 Kgs 229668.95 USA

D10790340 - zytel (r) 70g50hsl nc010 nylon resin 2000 Kgs 407741.04 Korea

D10790583 - zytel (r) 70gb40hsl bk351 nylon resin 3000 Kgs 1011801.8 Belgium

D10792224 - zytel (r) 73g30l nc010 nylon resin 1500 Kgs 200095.14 Thailand

D10792665 - zytel (r) efe7374 bk416 nylon resin 4000 Kgs 828240.4 China

D10792853 - zytel (r) 70g25hslr bk099 nylon resin 3000 Kgs 475240.35 Korea

D10792925 - zytel (r) 70g13hs1l bk031 nylon resin 1000 Kgs 203318.05 Korea

D10792972 - zytel (r) 70g25hsl nc010 nylon resin 7000 Kgs 1340278 China

D10793004 - zytel (r) 70g30hsl nc010 nylon resin 7000 Kgs 1154008 China

D10793250 - zytel (r) 70g33l bk031 nylon resin 8000 Kgs 1402021 Korea

D10793250 - zytel (r) 70g33l bk031 nylon resin 4000 Kgs 707254.52 Korea


D10793369 - zytel (r) 70g43l nc010 nylon resin 4000 Kgs 526036.28 China

D10795990 - zytel (r) fr72g25v0 nc010 nylon resin 1000 Kgs 319648.84 China

D10796642 - zytel (r) fr50 nc010 nylon resin 8000 Kgs 2245230 China

D10796642 - zytel (r) fr50 nc010 nylon resin 5000 Kgs 1391906.3 China



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D10796642 - zytel (r) fr50 nc010 nylon resin 10000 Kgs 2831535 China





D10797325 - delrin (r) 500t nc010 acetal resin 2000 Kgs 502682.05 USA

D10797325 - delrin (r) 500t nc010 acetal resin 2000 Kgs 502682.05 USA





D10906520 - zytel (r) 103hsl nc010 nylon resin (nylon chips] 5000 Kgs 1050892.4 USA

D10906520 - zytel (r) 103hsl nc010 nylon resin [nylon chips] 2000 Kgs 420356.95 USA

D10906520 - zytel (r) 103hsl nc010 nylon resin [nylon chips] 3000 Kgs 630535.43 USA

D10939871 - zytel (r) wrf403 nc010 nylon resin 2000 Kgs 1333417.2 Japan


D11091387 - zytel (r) st801aw nc010 nylon resin 4000 Kgs 1303764.6 China

D11148044 - zytel (r) fe15032hs bk032n nylon resin 1000 Kgs 183735.16 Thailand

D12544022 - zytel (r) htnfr52g30nh nc010 nylon resin 1000 Kgs 346139.63 China

D13889533 - zytel (r) rs78g33fhs bk083 nylon resin 6000 Kgs 1868813.1 Japan

D14284349 - 612 nylon resin 151 nc010w - 518 - nylon 612 resin 5691 Kgs 3707710.2 China

D14284349 - 612 nylon resin 151 nc010w - 518 - nylon 612 resin 2388 Kgs 1555791.9 China

D14284349 - 612 nylon resin 151 nc010w-518 - nylon 612 resin 7149 Kgs 4657603.2 China

D14284349 - 612 nylon resin 151 nc010w-518 - nylon 612 resin 8522 Kgs 5601570.5 China

D14363021 - zytel(r) pls95g35dh1 bk031 nylon resin 3000 Kgs 725957.7 USA

D14363021- zytel (r) pls95g35dh1 bk031 nylon resin 2000 Kgs 483971.8 USA

D15307037 - 612 nylon resin nc410 - nylon 612 resin 1207 Kgs 786365.52 China

Dtf1602.00 esu tr2601909 developmental polypropylene resin sta 4400 Kgs 650889.89 Netherlands

Elte 5401g enhanced polyethylene resin 16500 Kgs 1899960 Thailand

Eval resin f101a 12000 Kgs 4939506 USA

Grilon brz 350/1 h black 9697 polyamide(nylon) 6 resin 8925 Kgs 6006037 Switzerland

Grilon brz 350/1 h black 9697 polyamide(nylon) 6 resin 2625 Kgs 1766481 Switzerland

HDPE kt 10000 ue polyethylene resin {high density polyethylene} 24750 Kgs 2460603.9 Spain




















HDPEhb111r (raw material for resin ) 25200 Kgs 3151324.1 Japan

HDPEhb111r (raw material for resin ) 25200 Kgs 3151324.1 Japan

HDPEresin h5604f film prime grade normal 36500 Kgs 3973272.8 Thailand

HDPEresin h5604f film prime grade normal 36500 Kgs 3973273 Thailand

HDPEresin unithene lh606 4000 Kgs 445317.1 Taiwan

HDPEresin unithene lh606 22000 Kgs 2449244 Taiwan




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HDPEresin, unithene lh606 1000 Kgs 111675.25 Taiwan



HDPEresin, unithene lh901 63000 Kgs 7035540 Taiwan



Hydrocarbon resin - quintone c200h 16000 Kgs 2594488 Thailand

Infino polycarbonate resin hp-1000x/k21315 6500 Kgs 1236435.7 Korea

Infino polycarbonate resin sc-1220r 17000 Kgs 2544594 Korea

Infino polycarbonate resin sc-1220r 3000 Kgs 449046 Korea

K-resin styrene butadiene copolymer kr99hg 9.5 Mts 1330356.6 Korea

K-resin styrene butadiene copolymer kr99hg 10 Mts 1400375.4 Korea

Lexan polycarbonate resin exl5689 7t1d069 2000 Kgs 723160 China

LLDPE resin titanvene ll0209sr 35000 Kgs 3754524 Indonesia

LLDPE resin titanvene ll0209sr 17500 Kgs 1877261.8 Indonesia

Marlex HDPEresin hhm tr-144 96 Mts 9852932 Saudi Arabia

Marlex HDPEresin hhm tr-144 96 Mts 9852932 Saudi Arabia

Novalloy lbg640 mhf139cb- grey - (polycarbonate + pbt resin) 1475 Kgs 366583.9 Malaysia

Novalloy s8p00 60000 natural - (polycarbonate + abs resin) 3000 Kgs 722380.53 Malaysia

Nylon resin - ube nylon resin 1022b 7200 Kgs 1554779.8 Thailand

Nylon resin - zytel (r) 79g13hsl bk039 25kg bag nylon resin 1000 Kgs 322608.6 China

PMMA resingrade : ih830c (4006) (poly methyl methacrylate) 8250 Kgs 1341384.6 Korea

PMMA resingrade : ih830c (4006) (poly methyl methacrylate) 500 Kgs 81296.04 Korea

PMMA resingrade :ih830c (np) (polymethyl methacrylate) 6000 Kgs 875639.7 Korea

PMMA resingrade: ih830c (2001) (polymethyl methacrylate) 200 Kgs 32518.41 Korea

Poly carbonate resin novarex grade 19 Mts 2938756.6 Japan

Polyacetal resin - duracon m90-44 cd3068 black - 1200 Kgs 154022.78 Malaysia

Polyacetal resin - duracon m90-44 cf2001 natural 6000 Kgs 550081.35 Malaysia

Polyacetal resin - duracon tf-10lv cf2004 natural 6000 Kgs 1312711.1 Malaysia

Polyacetal resin ' iupital ' f20-03 nat 12 Mts 1022625.2 Thailand

Polyacetal resin ' iupital ' f30-03 nat 5 Mts 426093.83 Thailand

Polyacetal resin kepital f10-03h nat 36 Mts 3465798.8 Korea

Polyamide (nylon) 12 resin grilamid xt4514 black 9015 10500 Kgs 9249681 Switzerland

Polyamide resin (pa12) (grade:3030u) 10000 Kgs 4989400 Japan

Polyamide resin (pa12) (grade:3030u) 4000 Kgs 1995760 Japan

Polyamide resin grade 16000 Kgs 3270052.8 Thailand

Polyamide resin grade 1015gnk ( 16000 Kgs 3299178.7 Thailand

Polyamide resin nylon 6 - 1022b 12 Ton 2133089.7 Thailand

Polyamide resin nylon 6 - 1022t 3.32 Ton 590154.82 Thailand

Polyamide resin nylon 6 - 1022t 0.68 Ton 120875.1 Thailand

Polyamide resin type:hiprolon 11 esnwhl p40 ws 7200 Kgs 2718273.6 China

Polyamide resin type:hiprolon 11 esnwhl p40 ws 225 Kgs 84946.05 China

Polycaetal resin kepital f20-03 nat 10.125 Mts 853707.8 Korea

Polycaetal resin kepital f30-03 nat 7.875 Mts 663994.96 Korea

Polycarbonate resin - brand:pantile - grade:l-1250y 9.6 Mts 1512450 Singapore

Polycarbonate resin iupilon ml-300 r591b 16000 Kgs 2429837.8 Thailand

Polycarbonate resin iupilon ml-300 R591B 16000 Kgs 2429837.8 Thailand

Polycarbonate resin iupilon s3000 ur 5355 32000 Kgs 4832486.4 Thailand

Polycarbonate resin iupilon s3000ur 5355 32000 Kgs 4809781.6 Thailand

Polycarbonate resin sc 1100r 16 Mts 2464763.6 Korea

Polycarbonate resin sc 1220r 32 Mts 4929527.2 Korea

Polyethylene terephathalate pet resin grade cr-8816 9.9 Mts 881456.85 China

Polymethyl methacrylate sumipex acrylic resin grade me natural 10000 Kgs 1370822.5 Singapore

Polyol resin solution (kp-91-2001) (pigment) 192.777 Kgs 209215.11 USA

Polypropylene resin black (h100t) 31000 Kgs 2167548.2 Thailand

Polypropylene resin noblen gph5157( 11750 Kgs 2345018 Japan

Poyacetal resin kepital f10-03h nat [ acetal copolymer] 18 Mts 1732899.4 Korea

Pp resin cosmoplene cps200-1 1.5 Mts 200293.23 Singapore

Pp resin cosmoplene az564g 44 Mts 4722716.6 Singapore



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PP resin cosmoplene gwh42-n 0.5 Mts 80360.52 Singapore

PVC resin p-1000 (poly vinyl chloride suspension grade) 26.9433 Mts 1826425.9 Korea

PVC resin p-1000 (poly vinyl chloride suspension grade) 189.0567 Mts 12815730 Korea

Resin - zytel (r) 79g13hsl bk039 25kg bag nylon resin 1000 Kgs 319760.52 China

Resin - zytel (r) 79g13hsl nc010 25kg bag nylon resin 1100 Kgs 351736.56 China

Resin - zytel (r) htnfr52g30bl bk337 25kg bag nylon resin 1000 Kgs 462927.45 China

Resin - zytel (r) htnfr52g30bl bk337 25kg bag nylon resin 1000 Kgs 467050.68 China

Zytel htn51 g35hsl bk083 (25kg/bag) (nylon resin) 150 Kgs 93530.8 Japan

Zytel(r) 70g30hslr bk009 25kg bag nylon resin 15000 Kgs 3046201.4 Korea

CATEGORY: WAX

AKDwax 1840 grade (alkyl ketene dimer wax) 16000 Kgs 2144415.8 China

Alkyl ketene dimer ( 1840 ) ( AKDwax ) 16000 Kgs 2315566.4 China

Alkyl ketene dimer (AKDwax) 16000 Kgs 2375972.5 China

Alkyl ketene dimer-flakes, 48000 Kgs 6370296.2 China

Fully refined paraffin wax m.p. 58/60 deg.c.(kunlun brand) 30 Mts 2495205 China

Fully refined paraffin wax 58/60 5000 Kgs 459143.48 China

Fully refined paraffin wax m.p.: 58/60 deg.c. brand: kunlun 20500 Kgs 1839452.9 China

Fully refined paraffin wax m.p.: 58/60 deg.c. brand: kunlun 20500 Kgs 1839452.9 China

Fully refined paraffin wax type i 17.472 Mts 2668541.8 Japan

Microcrystalline wax - multiwax w-445 15240.96 Kgs 2138585.4 USA




Microcrystalline wax - multiwax w-445 15241 Kgs 2196126 USA

Microcrystalline wax - multiwax w-445 19860 Kgs 2661756 USA

Microcrystalline wax blend redezon 503 2500 Kgs 343576.75 Spain











Polyethylene wax grade-viscowax 116 2970 Kgs 527005.29 Germany

Polyethylene wax grade-viscowax 116 530 Kgs 94044.72 Germany

Polyethylene wax grade-viscowax 116 8050 Kgs 1428415 Germany

Semi refined paraffin wax 58/60 40000 Kgs 3567421 China

Shell gtl sarawax sx55r - paraffin wax 12000 Kgs 983200.22 Malaysia



Shell gtl sarawax sx55r - paraffin wax (sarawax sx-55r) 40 Mts 3320668 Malaysia

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