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Japan Accelerant Chemical to Produce SAP in China.
(From SinoCast China Business Daily News)
CHINA, November 15, SinoCast -- According to some overseas media, considering the increasing demands from Chinese market, Japanese Accelerant Chemical Inc. decided to build a factory in China to produce SAP. The new factory is scheduled to open in 2004, and the starting annual output is around 20,000 to 30,000 tons.
Japanese Accelerant Chemical Inc. is one of the world largest SAP makers. Presently, ...
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