Petrochemicals Europe (Cefic)

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Petrochemicals Europe is the voice of the European petrochemical industry and brings together about 90 member companies. These are companies manufacturing ethylene and propylene from steam cracking and/or other olefins, and/or aromatics for chemical use, and/or major first stage petrochemical derivatives (excluding polymer). Since June 2014 Petrochemicals Europe is the new name for Appe -Association of Petrochemicals Producers in Europe- which was founded in 1985. Petrochemicals Europe is chaired by Mr Markku Korvenranta, Executive Vice President Base Chemicals at Borealis AG.

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