BASF Increases Price of Compounds and Product Lines in North America

BASF has increased its prices of certain Care Chemicals product lines in North America.
BASF has increased its prices of certain Care Chemicals product lines in North America.
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Effective April 1, 2021, or as contracts/price agreements allow, BASF Care Chemicals North America will raise off-list prices of certain compounds.

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This price increase will include: alkanolamide, alkyl polyglucoside, betaine, block copolymer, fatty alcohol, fatty alcohol ethoxylate, IP-ester, octylphenol ethoxylate, polyethylene glycol, polyglycol, stabilizer and sulfate product lines, as well as lauric and castor oil-containing personal care specialties. According to the company, these price increases are necessitated by rising raw material costs.

Increases on product lines include the following BASF brands: Agnique, Cetio, Comperlan, Cremophor, Cutina, Dehydol, Dehypon, Dehyton, Disponil, Emulgade, Eumulgin, Euperlan, Glucapon, Industrol DF, Inoterra, Lanette, Lamesoft, Lantrol, Larostat, Lutensol, Macol, Mapeg, Mazol, Monomuls, Myritol, Plantacare, Plantapon, Plantaren, Plurafac, Pluriol, Pluronic L, P, F and R series, Poloxalene AG and AJ, Tetronic, S-Maz, Standapol, Texapon, Tinogard, TMaz, Trilon and Tryfac.

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