BASF Increases High Solids Emulsion Polymers Prices in North America
Effective April 15, 2018, or as contracts allow, BASF will increase prices for high solids emulsion polymers sold in North America.
Prices will increase $0.05 per wet pound on polymers supplied to asphalt, construction, fiber bonding, carpet and related markets. This increase is necessitated by recent cost increases in the production of these products.
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