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Noveon Start Production in China

Mar 27 2003

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Noveon Inc have just commenced production at their newest facility in Shanghai, China.

The plant will produce performance coatings and has a capacity of 8,000MT. It will supply textile compound chemicals and polymers for printing as well as coatings and other finishing related products to China and the Asian region.

The new facility is also equipped with a lab with up to date testing and development equipment. The lab is dedicated to customer service applications such as assisting customers with the application of Noveon’s products.

The Shanghai-based operation will enable Noveon to better serve their customers in the Asian region as well as providing a platform for future growth in the area.

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