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Peter Staartjes
CEO, ANDINO / ANDIKEM
"Suppliers and end users flexible enough to switch to bulk from containers via the hub and spoke model will gain market share over those who cannot."
Martin Sack
REGIONAL HEAD – AMERICAS, LESCHACO
Leschaco sees a buoyant market for the Latin American chemical trade, but major transport disruptions are a major issue.
Jorge de Zavaleta
EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR, ARGENTINE CHAMBER OF THE CHEMICAL AND PETROCHEMICAL INDUSTRY (CIQYP)
Jorge de Zavaleta outlines the key themes impacting Argentina’s chemical sector.
Bill Bryant & Mark Lim
MD APAC AND MEA, STOLT-NIELSEN & COMMERCIAL MANAGER, STOLTHAVEN TERMINALS
Stolthaven Singapore serves manufacturers on Jurong Island via pipeline connections, and as a redistribution hub for distributors and traders who have customers in the wider Asia region.
Rina Quijada
VP BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT – RESEARCH LATIN AMERICA, IHS MARKIT
Rina Quijada discusses the main themes influencing Latin America’s petrochemical sector in 2021.
Ciro Marino
CEO, Brazilian Chemical Industry Association (ABIQUIM)
ABIQUIM discusses how Brazil’s chemical industry can become more competitive to supply increasing demand.
Helio Coelho
GLOBAL CHEMICAL SALES DIRECTOR – LATIN AMERICA, BDP INTERNATIONAL
BDP International discusses how innovation and technology can overcome logistical bottlenecks.
Mark Berggren
CEO, METHANOL MARKET SERVICES ASIA (MMSA)
Methanol Market Services Asia explains its services as a methanol market advisory.
Joseph Lee Ching Hua
HEAD OF CO-INNOVATION CENTRE & GENERAL MANAGER OF DEVELOPMENT CENTRE, YOKOGAWA SOUTHEAST ASIA
Yokogawa SE Asia helps companies in the areas of measurement, control and information for the industrial automation industry.
Ganapathy Swamy
MANAGING DIRECTOR, SINGAPORE & THE HEAD OF ONSITE ACCOUNTS, LINDE ASEAN
Linde in Singapore describes to GBR its expansion plans for SE Asia.
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