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2006-09-29 News Release
Force majeure at Texas polymers site An explosion at the Baytown site causes Bayer MaterialScience to restrict polymers production while damages and the cause of the incident are investigated.
Following an explosion in a process vessel at the Baytown Industrial
Park in the US state of Texas on Tuesday, September 26, 2006, Bayer MaterialScience
is experiencing restrictions on production. An international team of experts
from Bayer is working hard to investigate the cause of the incident in
close collaboration with the responsible authorities. The total annual capacity of Bayer MaterialScience’s TDI production facilities in Baytown amounts to 200,000 metric tons. A good proportion of this comes from the production line that has been shut down. For this reason Bayer MaterialScience has declared a state of force majeure on Friday, September 29. The company will inform customers about this without delay. Bayer MaterialScience currently continues to adhere to the targets it
set for 2006.
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