DuPont Performance Polymers has announced price increases for certain polymer products in Europe, Middle East and Africa (EMEA) effective April 15 or as contracts allow. These increases are necessary to maintain value and to support sustainable growth. Prices will be increased by up to €0.30 /kg for most Zytel® (Nylon), Minlon® (mineral reinforced nylon) and Delrin® (Acetal) grades.
Specialty grades and colours in all thermoplastic product families may increase with a larger amount.
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