Ineos was unconfirmed to have declared an ethylene force majeure and put its ethylene buyers on 80% allocation due to delays in restarting its Chocolate Bayou, cracker, as per Platts. Caused of the delay is unclear. Ineos initially took the steam cracker offline for a planned maintenance in early March.
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