November 2021 – “Preparing for Year End & Q1 2022 ” | The View, Podcast Edition – Episode 064

 
 

Episode 064 of The View from Jamestown, Podcast Edition
November 2021 Episode

“The View from Jamestown”
Chemical Podcast

Hosted by The Chemical Company

Episode 064 | November 2021

– Natural Gas prices have leveled off, remain at historical
high levels impacting pricing

– China Winter Olympics February 2022 will continue to be an
issue for China availability

– Expecting Q1 supply to be even tighter as many decrease
inventories for calendar year-end

– Asia – US freight continues to improve on price and
availability, $12 – $14k currently

  

Events:

  • PLASTICS Compounders
    Conference: December 2021
  • Keep an eye out for 2022
    Tradeshows Soon!

Freight Updated Provided by:

The Logistix Company

Joe Hassenfratz – Sales Manager

www.thelogistixco.com

jhasenfratz@thelogistixco.com

Featuring:

President Robb Roach

VP Sales & Marketing AJ Petrarca

Host: Marketing & Sales
Specialist Ben Sawicki

Diaz Trade Law Part 1/3 – Importing 101 = https://youtu.be/b7Hn7WDtalI

Diaz Trade Law Part 2/3 – Exporting 101 = https://youtu.be/N0Qls7Cqcjo

Diaz Trade Law Part 3/3 – Duties, Anti-Dumping, and More! = https://youtu.be/YENaMGLkrgw

www.thechemco.com

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