South Korea's top ethylene maker Honam Petrochemical has restored operational rates to 100% capacity at its 1 mln tpa Daesan cracker as planned after cutting runs earlier in the week due to insufficient naphtha feedstock. Choppy seas have prevented naphtha cargoes from discharging at the port.
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