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Middle East conflict is disrupting global feedstock supply, impacting companies like Braskem which has operations focused on Brazil.

3 reports, 3 independent Updated Sep 3
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Middle East conflict is disrupting global feedstock supply, impacting companies like Braskem which has operations focused on Brazil.

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  1. Braskem's petrochemical margins are tied to the Middle East conflict, and its valuation uses the Banco Central rate.Sub-event
  2. Braskem is supplying bio-based resin for I'm green bio-based to produce pouches.1 source
  3. A potential regional hub is being established involving the Middle East, Qatar, and North Africa, exploring trade and investment ties, including the distribution of Brazilian food products.Sub-event
  4. Adecoagro benefits from urea price spikes driven by the Middle East conflict, leveraging improved sugarcane productivity in Brazil and planning sales in Argentina.Sub-event
  5. The Middle East conflict is impacting global feedstock supply chains, specifically affecting companies like Braskem.1 source

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