M production capacity we will beable to serve the global demand for Trilon? M and supportour customers on their path towards sustainable cleaning solutions.”
The investment in Theodore, Alabama, will free up capacity in Ludwigshafen, Germany, to serve the increasing European demand for Trilon? M triggered by the phosphate regulation for consumer automatic dishwashing detergents which is expected in 2017. In the United States, phosphates were already banned from consumer automatic dishwashing detergents in 16 states in 2010.
BASF brought a new world scale plant expansion for Trilon? M on stream in Ludwigshafen in 2010. Trilon? M was approved by the Environmental Protection Agency?s (EPA) Design for the Environment (DfE) certification programin 2011. BASF currently manufactures its chelating agents at its Ludwigshafen site, in Lima, Ohio and in Guaratinguet?, Brazil.
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