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European CBAM - Implications for the Chemicals Sector
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The European Union's Carbon Border Adjustment Mechanism (CBAM) has the potential to disrupt any part of the chemicals manufacturing value chain and result in changes to trade patterns of chemical commodities flowing into Europe. This insight looks at what CBAM is and what the impact on the chemicals sector might be, if chemical commodities or it's derivatives are included within the scope of CBAM.
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