Natronx JV Targets Growing Air Pollution Applications

Church & Dwight, FMC, and Tata Chemicals announced plans to form a jv to manufacture and market sodium-based dry sorbents for air pollution control in electric utility and industrial boiler operations. The partners are combining to target a market opportunity estimated to quickly grow to $200 million-$400 million/year by 2015 as more stringent U.S. EPA regulations that cut acid releases and other harmful pollutants take hold....

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