Cristal Global to hike North America TiO2 prices

19 October 2011

Prices to rise on 1 November 2011 in line with forecasts of short supply

Keywords: Cristal, TiO2, pigments, paints, titanium dioxide

Saudi titanium dioxide (TiO₂) producer Cristal Global will increase prices on its TiO₂ products sold in North America.

Prices are effective on 1 November, or as contracts allow, the world’s second largest...

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