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José M. Berges
CEO, GTM HOLDINGS
GTM is highly focused on M&A to grow its presence and capabilities in Latin America.
Jorge Buckup
PRESIDENT LATIN AMERICA, UNIVAR SOLUTIONS
Univar Solutions is expanding its business in the Latin America region through a series of acquisitions.
João Parolin
CEO, OXITENO
Chemical manufacturing company Oxiteno is exploting opportunities in the United States while maintaining an eye on economic recovery in Latin America.
Edison Terra Filho
EXECUTIVE VICE PRESIDENT, BRASKEM
Brazilian petrochemical company Braskem looks to expand its footprint both regionally and abroad.
Danilo Veras
CCO, PORT OF SANTOS
The Port of Santos is the largest port in Latin America and is working to attract more clients in the chemicals industry.
Sergio Marcondes & Emilio Nager
GENERAL MANAGER & COMMERCIAL MANAGER INTERNATIONAL MARKETS, BRASKEM
“Some countries are more advanced than others when it comes to understanding the product and implementing sustainability policies. Indeed, there is not a single answer to this problem. Banning single-use plastics is one thing, but the problem is not the product – it is how you deal with it at the end of the life cycle, which applies not just to plastic, but also to any high volume product.”
Ricardo Diogo
DIRECTOR BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, OILTANKING
A look at the liquids storage market in Latin America and its potential consolidation.
Matthias Vorbeck & Alejandro Gabrielli
GENERAL MANAGER & REGIONAL MANAGER, ANASTACIO OVERSEAS
The company continues expanding in Latin America capitalizing the synergies with the distribution business of Química Anastacio.
Bob Patel
CEO, LYONDELLBASELL
LyondellBasell explains why the company is eager to expand on a grand scale into Latin America.
Fernando Figueiredo
CEO, ABIQUIM
Abiquim explains to GBR how Brazil can reverse the ailing fortunes of its petrochemical industry.
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