A recoil in demand and rigorous cost-cutting have given the Canadian chemical industry a boost in profitability this year.

A recoil in demand and rigorous cost-cutting have given the Canadian chemical industry a boost in profitability this year, despite the appreciation of the Canadian dollar against the U dollar, and rising feedstock prices Longer-term growth prospects are bleak, however, fit to the lack of strange feedstock sources needed to drive produce in coming years. The chemical industry in Alberta, which accounts for more than half of the Canadian chemical industry output has been built upon the basis of cheap and plentiful natural gas and ethane feedstock. The outlay advantage has been eroded in the past hardly any years, however, by ...

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