Chemical Industry Weekly News Round-Up, June 16

Editor's note: I will be out of the office tomorrow, so here's an early, if abbreviated, news round-up.   This Week on CW:   At Chemspec 2011 in Geneva, fine chemicals makers say they are experiencing growth in agricultural chemicals.   The U.S. government has added formaldehyde and styrene to its list of carcinogens, in a move widely criticized by industry.   DAK Americas, a subsidiary of Mexico's Grupo Alfa, has agreed to acquire Wellman's PET business for $185 million.   Around the Web:   A Republican U.S. senator is questioning...

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