Ningbo Fortune Shuts Again the 400kta PP Plant
Ningbo Fortune again accidentally shuts its 400kt/year PP plant on Jul 18. The unit has been shut temporarily due to granulation problem in early Jul. Before the shutdown, the plant has been running at full capacity for homo PP raffia S1003.
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