Construction of Vietnam’s Dung Quat polypropylene packaging production plant has commenced this month at an investment of VND140 bln with an output capacity of 36 mln plastic bags pa. This will be the third plant to be built after the Dung Quat Refinery and Polypropylene Plants in Dung Quat IZ.
Raw materials Polypropylene will be supplied from the Binh Son Refinery Complex when the plant comes into operation after 12 months.
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