“By 2015, China will have become the largest polyurethanes market in the world,” said Peter Vanacker, head of the Polyurethanes Business Unit and a member of the Executive Committee of Bayer MaterialScience. “Despite the current economic downturn, which has led to substantial reductions in our capacity utilization, we continue to believe in the long-term high growth potential of polyurethane systems globally and, in particular, in China.”
The new systems house is integrated into Bayer’s global network of systems houses and is supported by R&D and technical centers around the world. The Polymer R&D Center (PRDC) in Shanghai, for instance, gathers under one roof Bayer MaterialScience’s global expertise in polyurethane footwear and spray technologies at its Global Footwear Competence Center and Spray Center.
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