Kemira to increase prices in EMEA
Kemira announces a 10% price increase for all product lines in the Industrial & Water and Pulp & Paper divisions in EMEA, effective November 1, 2024, or as contracts allow.
The price adjustment is made necessary by ongoing inflationary pressures in the value chain, such as raw materials and transport. In addition, the price adjustment is made necessary by the increasingly stringent regulations that Kemira must comply with.
The price increases will vary by country and specific product line. Details of the required price increases will be communicated to customers through Kemira Sales.
2026-09-08
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