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Rhodia: 'Great opportunity' for polyurethane in footwear market

26/07/2017

Chemicals groups Rhodia and BASF have teamed up to push polyurethane soles in the South American market, suggesting there is “technical ignorance” there about its high performance. Rhodia produced adipic acid, the raw material for the manufacture of polyurethane. BASF has developed new polyurethane systems for soles and midsole, Elastopan S 81030 ...

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