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• Upcoming metallocene LLDPE capacity could pressure prices to levels below LDPE

• Teijin's first high-performance PE facility to commence production in Netherlands in 2011

• Saudi Aramco and Dow Chemicals JV to favour local Saudi Arabian contractors

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