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08 Jan 2021 | 17:48 UTC — London
London — European elastomers producer Synthos suffered a fire in the emulsion styrene butadiene rubber production unit at its Synthos Dwory (Oswiecim) site in Poland, the company confirmed in a statement Jan. 8.
The fire occurred in the evening of Jan. 7, with no other production units "significantly impacted," the company said.
The site -- Europe's second largest SBR production unit -- has a total capacity of 270,000 mt/year.
The company said the fire was extinguished within 45 minutes, with the ESBR production unit idled. Investigations were underway to determine the "causes and estimates of losses," the company said.
S&P Global Platts has contacted Synthos for further comments.