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Markets :: Specialty Chemicals :: Water treatment

November 17, 2008

Chemical and Service Sector Water Treatment Demand to Rise

Kate Phillips with Esther D’Amico

The $300-billion global water treatment market remains “resilient” to recessionary pressures, producers and suppliers say. Demand for both chemicals and services to this sector is expected to rise for the foreseeable future amid grave water...

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