10.10.16
The Chemours Company (Chemours), a global chemistry company with leading market positions in titanium technologies, fluoroproducts and chemical solutions, recently held formal inauguration ceremonies for a new titanium dioxide production line in its Altamira plant in the Mexican state of Tamaulipas.
Pictured in front of the new facility are, (from left to right): Jose Antonio Chouza, commercial director for Chemours Titanium Technologies in Latin America; Bryan Snell, president of Chemours Titanium Technologies; and Luis Rebollar, president of Chemours Mexico.
Also taking part in the ceremony were a number of federal, state and local government officials from Mexico. During his remarks at the inauguration, Snell said the expansion “would help us deliver on our long-term commitment to serving our global customers with a product that delivers high-performance without compromising quality or environmental sustainability.” Production on the new line is expected to ramp up steadily, with full capacity of 200,000 metric tons per year being achieved over the next several years.
Also taking part in the ceremony were a number of federal, state and local government officials from Mexico. During his remarks at the inauguration, Snell said the expansion “would help us deliver on our long-term commitment to serving our global customers with a product that delivers high-performance without compromising quality or environmental sustainability.” Production on the new line is expected to ramp up steadily, with full capacity of 200,000 metric tons per year being achieved over the next several years.
