Eastman increases Saflex® and Vanceva® PVB interlayers and XIR® film prices

Date: 17 November 2021
Source: www.eastman.com
 Eastman increases Saflex® and Vanceva® PVB interlayers and XIR® film prices and plans energy and logistics surcharges on January 1, 2022
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Date: 17 November 2021

Eastman Chemical Company is increasing pricing and plans energy and logistics surcharges on the following products on January 1, 2022, or as contracts allow due to increases in cost of raw materials, labor and logistics.

Saflex PVB interlayers, Vanceva Colors and XIR Solar Control Films: up to 0.30 USD/sq. meter for Americas and Asia; up to 0.26 EUR/sq. meter for EMEA on a 30ga basis. Surcharges will be based on regional indices.

Please contact your Eastman representative with your questions and concerns.

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