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Article: German automotive supplier planning Mexico production.
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- Plastics News
- Article date:
- September 15, 2008
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Byline: Michael Lauzon
Germany's Benecke-Kaliko AG is boosting its ambitions for the North American market by establishing a production plant in Mexico.
The firm is going after a bigger share of high-end interior materials for the automotive industry. Starting next year, the San Luis Potosi plant will make unsupported and supported expanded vinyl and thermoplastic polyolefin compact and expanded sheet for the North and Central American markets.
"Hard plastic will no longer be considered as a solution for midsize, upper midsize and high-end segments in the future,'' Chief Executive Officer Dirk Leiss said in a Sept. 10 news release. "We want to ...
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