BASF expands production of printing and packaging materials in South China
As the market leader in aqueous dispersions and resins for the printing and packaging industry in Greater China, BASF has expanded its dispersion product portfolio at its production base in Huizhou, South China. This expansion is a supplement to the production capacity of BASF's Shanghai production base, which mainly serves the market in East China. This move will support the rapid development of the packaging industry in South China. By shortening the distance between the origin and the service point, it will effectively help customers shorten the delivery time. At the same time, due to the shorter transportation distance, lower energy consumption and reduce carbon dioxide emissions.
Sylvain Huguenard, Vice President of Resin and Auxiliary Business Management, Asia Pacific Region, BASF Dispersions and Resins Division, said: "Closer to the growing customer base in South China reflects an important part of BASF's corporate strategy. We will provide customers with More flexible and efficient services help customers reduce logistics costs and increase production efficiency. Customers in South China have responded positively to this move, and everyone works closely to ensure that the Huizhou base in Guangdong produces qualified products of excellent quality."
BASF has successfully produced the first batch of Joncryl® products in the Huizhou production base in March 2020. The brand series has a combination of many resins and dispersions and is used in many fields such as water-based inks, water-based varnishes, functional packaging coatings and wood coatings. .
BASF Paper Chemicals (Huizhou) Co., Ltd. was established in 2010 and is located in the National Daya Bay Petrochemical Industrial Zone. It produces various environmentally friendly water-based polymers and is widely used in architectural coatings, papermaking, packaging, and waterproof products in the construction industry.
2026-10-03
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