Solenis Announces Global Price Increase for Process Chemicals
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Solenis, Wilmington, Del., USA, a producer of specialty chemicals, this week announced a global price increase effective immediately, or as contracts allow. A 2%-4% increase will occur on select process chemicals and containers. Higher increases can be expected in countries where there has been significant local currency devaluation.
"Escalating costs associated with labor, transportation, containers, and increased product and ingredient regulatory registration requirements make these increases necessary. We will continue to work in partnership with our customers to help mitigate these increases," said Charles Robinson, SVP, Pulp & Paper. "Solenis continues to invest heavily in R&D and our manufacturing footprint to allow us to provide industry-leading product support and value to our pulp and paper customers."
Solenis produces specialty chemicals for the pulp, paper, oil and gas, chemical processing, mining, biorefining, power and municipal markets. The company has 30 manufacturing facilities strategically located around the globe.
