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DuPont Inaugurates Corian® Plant in Korea

Mar 24 2004

The grand opening.

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DuPont Surfaces recently inaugurated a new Corian® manufacturing plant in Ulsan, Korea.

Rick Olson, vice president and general manager – DuPont Surfaces and DuPont Korea President Nigel Budden attended the grand opening.

Nigel said, "Through this project, we will strengthen our position as a market leader. With local manufacturing facilities and a redistribution center, we will be able to meet the local demand with both superior products and first class service standards."

The Ulsan plant will supply high-tech, leading-edge products – as well as flexibility for custom lengths and colors. Specialists at the plant will network with a team of global experts, from other plants located in Buffalo, New York (Yerkes), and Toyama, Japan.

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