Changes to India’s PCPIR Policy Are Planned; More Plastic Parks Approved

The Indian government, which has often been criticized for its slow implementation of the country’s petroleum, chemicals, and petrochemical investment regions (PCPIR) policy, says that it is trying to make certain changes to the policy, in order to improve it and to make the implementation faster. Jose Cyriac, secretary, department of chemicals and petrochemicals, at the Ministry of Chemicals and Fertilizers (New Delhi), told CW last week on the sidelines of an event at Mumbai to launch India Chem 2012, that some of the important changes to the policy would...

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