BASF expands dispersions production capacity in Durban, South Africa

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BASF SE (Ludwigshafen, Germany) has expanded production capacity for dispersions at its site in Durban, South Africa, strengthening the company’s ability to supply customers with high-quality dispersions used in architectural coatings, construction materials and the paper industry. The significant capacity increase ensures supply reliability, enabling BASF to support customer growth plans more effectively. In addition […]

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BASF expands dispersions production capacity in Durban, South Africa

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