BASF has lifted force majeure (FM) for PS and EPS from its Spanish production lines at Tarragona, Spain. The FM was declared on 14 September 2006, and has been followed by a major clean-up and repair effort, after which activities are back to normal, BASF Española is now able to fulfil all its obligations to customers and suppliers again.
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