Belgian chemicals producer Vynova is gradually suspending production at its Tessenderlo plant because high energy prices are draining cash. The shutdown is scheduled for November 5, leaving around 600 workers facing uncertainty. The site makes chemicals used to produce PVC, including vinyl chloride monomer. Trade unions warn the decision also threatens operations at neighbouring Vynova Advanced Organics, further deepening uncertainty.
Vynova Halts Belgian Production Over Energy Costs
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