Japan's Mitsubishi Chemical Corp will take at least two months to resume operations at two naphtha crackers in eastern Japan after a massive earthquake damaged some infrastructure and equipment at the fim's Kashima plant, as per Reuters. All operations at the Kashima facility have ceased, bringing down over 825,000 tpa ethylene production capacity.
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