Lanxess Starts Up Ion Exchange Resins Plant in India

Lanxess says it has today opened its previously announced plant for ion exchange resins in a chemical park at Jhagadia, India. The new plant, with a production capacity of 35,000 m.t./year, was constructed over a period of two years. The opening of the ion exchange resins plant marks the completion of the second phase of expansion at the company’s site at Jhagadia, where it opened a rubber chemicals plant in March 2010. Lanxess has invested a total of €50 million ($66 million) at the site till date. “Demand for clean water is set to increase by...

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