Tessenderlo builds chlor-alkali plant in France, restructures facilities

Tessenderlo Group has embarked on a major restructuring project to reposition its Loos, France, site to focus on the production of water treatment chemicals, “securing the group’s leading position in this profitable growth segment.” The company plans to invest €75 million ($97.5 million) at the site, with approximately two-thirds of the total covering new plants, which are expected to be operational by 2016. The rest of the expenditure will be used to clean up historical soil pollution over the next 10 years. Projects include the...

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