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- Coil Coatings.
- The US coil coatings market is estimated at between 24 and 25 million gallons with an approximate value of $540 million, according to Steve Nerlfi, director of Kusumgar, Nerlfi & Growney, a North Caldwell, N.J.-based coating consultancy. The US accounts for approximately 90 percent of the...
- Research articles 1998-10-12
- Salt market consolidation is creating opportunities: smaller players are appearing in the shadow of the salt giants.(Inorganic Chemicals)
- Smaller players are appearing in the shadow of the salt giants. THE CONSOLIDATION of the North American salt industry has reduced the number of major players from four to three, and broadened the gap between the No. 2 player and No. 3. However,...
- Research articles 1997-12-01
- Changing of the Guard
- Restructuring is underway in the multi-billion dollar global specialty chemicals industry, with several high profile moves in 1996 and 1997. These changes are occurring right at the top with two new players--Clariant and Ciba Specialty Chemicals CSC--moving into the No. 1 and No. 2 spots, respectively....
- Research articles 1997-04-28
- Morton International Preparing A Post-Airbag Business Strategy
- MORTON INTERNATIONAL'S spinoff of its airbag unit to Autoliv should be complete by the end of April, according to chairman and CEO S. Jay Stewart, allowing the company to focus on its salt and specialty chemicals businesses. At a recent Societe de Chimie Industrielle...
- Research articles 1997-04-14
- Cargill Plans to Buy Akzo Nobel Salt Inc. North America Operations.(Originated from Akron Beacon Journal, Ohio)
- Aug. 16--Cargill Inc., the giant, privately held agribusiness conglomerate, said yesterday that it intended to buy the North American operations of Akzo Nobel Salt Inc., which employs roughly 400 people in Northeast Ohio. Terms were not disclosed. The purchase, still subject to review by company...
- Research articles 1996-08-16
- Aqueous systems grow stronger. (includes related article)
- The demand for water-based rubber-to-metal bonding systems continues to increase throughout the world, especially in Germany where strict environmental regulations limit the use of conventional adhesives. However, manufacturers are finding it difficult to meet increasingly difficult customer demands. Such demands range from increased heat resistance, more reliable bonding and environmental-friendliness.As...
- Research articles 1996-02-01
- Colorants: heavy metals get the boot. (cadmium- and lead-based pigments banned from packaging)(includes related article) (Additives '92: Formulations in Flux) (Cover Story)
- Eleven states now effectively ban cadmium- and lead-based pigments from packaging. This spring, New Jersey became the 11th state to enact legislation based on a model proposed by the Coalition of North eastern Governors CONEG, which will result in the beginning of a de facto elimination...
- Research articles 1992-07-01
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- Morton to Pay $38 Million in Fines For Alleged Environmental Violations.(Morton International Inc.)(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- MORTON INTERNATIONAL Inc. will resolve charges that it violated environmental laws at its Moss Point, Miss., adhesives and sealants plant. The company will pay a $38 million civil settlement and enter into a criminal plea agreement, government and company officials said last week. ...
- Research articles 2000-11-06
- Morton International receives prestigious award from Toyota Motor Corporation
- CHICAGO--BUSINESS WIRE--July 13, 1995--Morton International today announced its Automotive Safety Products group earned Toyota's highest award for Cost Improvement. At the Toyota North American Supplier Conference, held in San Diego, Calif., Toyota recognized five of 145 U.S. component suppliers.
- Research articles 1995-07-13
- Morton International Will Pay For Long-Term Monitoring and EPA's Costs at Hopkins Farm Superfund Site in Plumstead, N.J
- NEW YORK--BUSINESS WIRE--Oct. 9, 1997-- Under an agreement with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency EPA announced today, Morton International Inc. will pay the costs of long-term monitoring of groundwater, surface water and sediments at the Hopkins Farm Superfund site in Plumstead, N.J. to confirm that no contamination of concern remains...
- Research articles 1997-10-09
- Morton Positions for Merger.
- MORTON INTERNATIONAL INC. and Rohm and Haas Company have responded to Federal Trade Commission concerns by agreeing to sell Morton's worldwide floor-care polymers business to a third party. The decision is in conjunction with FTC's review of the pe MORTON INTERNATIONAL INC. and Rohm...
- Research articles 1999-04-19
- R&H/Morton Delayed.
- ROHM AND HAAS Company has received a request from the US Federal Trade Commission for additional information about its pending acquisition of Morton International. FTC is concerned ... ROHM AND HAAS Company has received a request from the US Federal Trade Commission for additional...
- Research articles 1999-03-22
- SALT IN CHICAGO'S WOUNDS: WHY'D MORTON HAVE TO GO?
- That's not a raindrop on the cheek of the Morton Salt girl. It's a tear. Yes, these are sad times for Morton International Inc., a company whose Chicago roots go back more than 150 years. Earlier this month, it announced it will be acquired...
- Research articles 1999-02-15
- Herdez signs agreement with Morton to distribute salt in Mexico.
- MEXICO CITY, Aug 18, 2003 (Notimex/Corporate Mexico by Internet Securities, Inc. via COMTEX) -- Grupo Herdez signed a contract with salt giant Morton International to distribute Morton's product in Mexico through its subsidiary McCormick de Mexico.Beginning in September, a first stage of the agreement will go...
- Research articles 2003-08-18
- Morton Moves on Merger.
- IN TWO SEPARATE ACTIONS, Morton International has overcome all hurdles in the way of its proposed merger with Rohm and Haas Company by satisfying Federal Trade Commission concerns and receiving conditional clearance for the deal by the European Uni IN TWO SEPARATE ACTIONS, Morton...
- Research articles 1999-04-26
- Morton's Utah-Based Automotive Safety Products Unit Waits Out GM Strike.(Originated from The Salt Lake Tribune)
- Mar. 22--Morton International's Utah-based Automotive Safety Products Division plans to wait until striking United Auto Workers ratify a new contract with General Motors before it restarts its assembly lines that make air bags for GM cars. Mar. 22--Morton International's Utah-based Automotive Safety Products Division plans...
- Research articles 1996-03-22
- OSHA Cites Morton For Safety Violations At Mississippi Plant.(Brief Article)(Statistical Data Included)
- THE OCCUPATIONAL Safety and Health Administration has cited Morton International Inc. for 26 safety and health violations, and proposed penalties totaling $118,500 following a fatality at the company's Moss Point, Miss., chemical plant. Accor THE OCCUPATIONAL Safety and...
- Research articles 2000-09-04
- US FTC: Rohm & Haas to divest Morton assets to settle FTC charges.
- M2 PRESSWIRE-27 April 1999-US FTC: Rohm & Haas to divest Morton assets to settle FTC charges C1994-99 M2 COMMUNICATIONS LTD RDATE:270499 Under the terms of a proposed consent announced for public comment today by the Federal Trade Commission, Rohm & Haas Company...
- Research articles 1999-04-27
- Morton to Pay $20 Million Penalty in Settlement of Environmental Case.
- WASHINGTON -- The U.S. EPA announced the settlement of charges against Morton International Inc. that alleged the company violated several environmental laws at its Moss Point, MS, facility. Under a civil settlement and criminal plea agreement, Morton -- acquired in June 1999 by Rohm...
- Research articles 2000-12-01
- Philadelphia-Based Rohm & Haas to Buy Salt-Chemical Firm Morton.
- Knight Ridder/Tribune Business News Feb. 2 -- The Morton salt girl is moving to Philadelphia under the umbrella of Rohm & Haas Co. in a $4.9 billion takeover that will create the world's second-largest specialty chemical company. Rohm & Haas, headquartered on...
- Research articles 1999-02-01
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