The article reports on the plan of INEOS Fluor and Zheijiang Xing Teng Chemical Co. to build a joint venture anhydrous hydrogen fluoride plant in Shangrao, Jiangxi province, China. INEOS said that the 40,000 tonne/year plant should be completed by the end of 2007, and will supply a stable source of raw materials to its fluorochemicals plant in Mihara, Japan. Also, INEOS Enterprises has signed key contracts for the development of its gas storage facility in Cheshire, Great Britain.
Deals with the hydrofluorocarbon capacity investments of Ineos Fluor in Great Britain, United States and Japan in 2003. Production phases at its Runcorn site in Great Britain; Projected increase in the company's consumption growth.
The article evaluates the Klea 407A refrigerant from INEOS Fluor.
Describes the quality of spice and citrus extracts offered by food firm INEOS Fluor. Offer of high intensity with low lipid and wax content, low coloration and good storage stability; Company's use of the Xentia extraction process; Contact information.
Reports on the decision of Ineos Fluor to produce HFC 125 or hydroflourocarbon due to its supply shortage in the United States market as of March 2001. Expansion on the production operations of the company; Estimated cost of HFC; Forecast on the revenue growth of the chemical manufacturer.
Reports on the expansion of the capacity of Ineos Fluor for hydrofluorocarbon (HFC)-125 following its decision to stop outsourcing supplies of the product. Company's continued purchase of HFC-32 which is a main component of HFC blends, a replacement for hydrochlorofluorocarbons as refrigerants.
Reports that Ineos Fluor International Ltd. has received the U.S. Food and Drug Administration clearance for use of its hydrofluoroalkane (HFA)-13a as an extraction solvent in the production of flavorings. Natural flavoring production process marketed by Ineos; Uses of the material.