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About EPCA

The European Petrochemical Association (EPCA) is a Brussels-

based chemical industry-led international non profit association.

As legitimate network and platform to meet, communicate,

exchange of information as well as transfer of learning for more

than 640 international member companies, EPCA operates for

and through its members.

These are chemical producers, their service providers,

their customers and their suppliers.

With 45 years’ experience, EPCA is a service provider

for its member companies.

EPCA organizes meetings, seminars, workshops and think tanks

for its members and stakeholders. Purpose of these activities is

to open debate to the long term sustainable development of the

petrochemical industry all over the world and to contribute to

the improvement of the public image of the chemical industry.

EPCA meeting venues are located in Europe. EPCA

also supplies meeting facilities in the format the chemical business

community needs and appreciates.

Given its large and global membership base, EPCA has never been,

nor intended to be, a lobbying organization. As such EPCA

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or associations in its membership.

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Annual Report 2011 EPCA Strategy 3

Mission Statement 3

Report of the Board of Directors 4

Report to the Members on the Financial Statements: 17

Independent Auditor’s Report 18Balance Sheet 19Statement of Income & Expenditure 19Statement of Cash Flows 20Notes to the Financial Statements 20

EPCA Organisation as of April 2012: 24

Board of Directors 25Supply Chain Program Committee 27Young EPCA Think Tank 28EPCA Staff 29

EPCA Honorary Lists 30

List of EPCA Presidents 30List of EPCA Vice-Presidents 30List of EPCA Treasurers 31List of EPCA Chairmen of the Logistics Committee 31List of EPCA Chairmen of the Supply Chain Program Committee 31List of EPCA Chairpersons of the Young EPCA Think Tank 31List of EPCA Director/Secretary General 31

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The purpose of the European Petrochemical

Association (EPCA) is to organize each year one or more

reunions in Europe which facilitate legitimate networking and meetings between companies and

open debate to the long term sustainable development of the petrochemical industry. Members are parties having a

business interest in or with the European petrochemical industry.

To that effect EPCA offers and provides the logistics as well as substance for :

A quality platform to meet. This is implemented via :

• the EPCA Annual Meeting organized for EPCA members;

• the organization of seminars, round table sessions, working groups, think tanks and such other activities as decided upon by the EPCA Board and organized for EPCA members and stakeholders.

A platform for communication, exchange of information, think tank, as well as transfer of learning between members and stakeholders. EPCA in this connection works on increasing its visibility via the web, co-operation with the press, newsletters, publications and other communication tools.

A huge global network connecting members and stakeholders.

All EPCA activities are focused on delivering a message shared with the attendants of an EPCA reunion in the form of a presentation during a business session, expert advice in a workshop, publication, film or other communication mode.

EPCA is a service provider for its members, driven by customer satisfaction. Company member representatives participate in the Board, Supply Chain Program Committee, think tanks and working groups in accordance with the EPCA statutes.

In order to optimize resources and avoid overlap EPCA co-ordinates its activities with Cefic, APPE, Plastics Europe and other industry associations like AFPM, APLA, APIC and GPCA.

Through its activities EPCA endeavors to contribute to the improvement of the public image of the chemical industry but EPCA is not a lobby body nor involved in lobby activities. Lobbying is explicitly excluded from the EPCA statutes.

EPCA and its members are committed to strict competition law compliance, not only to ensure that every EPCA activity complies with the law, but also that there can be no misunderstanding about such activities. For example, EPCA is providing its members a check list for meetings (Do’s and don’t’s) reminding them of the importance of compliance with the competition law.

EPCA MissionOffer our members a unique global network and a platform in Europe to meet, communicate, exchange information and transfer learning.

Initiate, facilitate and promote ideas and projects that challenge “business as usual” approaches and that are of interest to the long term sustainable development of the petrochemical industry, its business partners and service providers.

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Dear reader,

2011 will be remembered as a year of turmoil with the collapse of political regimes in certain Middle East countries under an internet-initiated movement

currently qualified as the “Arab Spring”, with extreme weather conditions adversely affecting the Japanese, and, as a consequence thereof, the whole global nuclear energy sector as well as its likely future development and, last but not least, with the financial difficulties pushing the “Euro” zone over and above a monetary union approach.

2011 bookmarked the International Year of Chemistry (IYC) as well as the 45th anniversary of EPCA. IYC created a worldwide platform where a multitude of partners, such as chemical companies, could celebrate their achievements and prepare for the future. EPCA used this IYC platform to become a global IYC partner of the UNESCO and IUPAC (International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry), to raise the profile of the chemical industry among the general public and more specifically among youngsters aged between 16 and 21. The film “Chemistry : All About You” promotes the many contributions of chemistry to people’s daily lives. Since its successful launch on 27 January 2011 at the official opening of the IYC in Paris, the film has been distributed worldwide through the EPCA, UNESCO and IUPAC networks, sister associations, chemical federations and societies all over the world, non-profit, business and entertainment organizations, and many others. 132 EPCA member companies put the film on their website and used it for a variety of purposes. The film was also successfully distributed in the EPCA social media with more than 75,000 views alone on the EPCA YouTube channels. The film was shown at the IYC closing ceremony in Brussels in December 2011 and was, among many other initiatives, part of the Cefic exhibition event in Brussels in November 2011.

To celebrate its 45th Anniversary and the IYC, EPCA developed an outdoor campaign in Brussels and Berlin to promote the said film on the occasion of its Annual Meeting.

EPCA also contributed to building a bridge between the chemical industry and the educational world helping youngsters to potentially prepare for a future in chemistry.

During its 2011 Annual Meeting EPCA organized a students’ workshop for award winning chemistry students from 10 European countries, Brazil, India, Russia, the USA, the United Arab Emirates and Saudi Arabia. They participated in the EPCA Annual Meeting business sessions, networking and social activities and met with opinion makers in the chemical producers’ as well as service providers’ community to learn all about the industry, the attractive developments taking place and the potential career paths existing for them within both the chemical and logistics service providers segments.

In order to further promote chemistry as a field of study among students aged 12 to 16, EPCA concluded a partnership with European Schoolnet (EUN). Purpose is to disseminate the EPCA film in schools in 11 European countries and to promote the guidelines developed for teachers by the European Schoolnet in coordination with EPCA to make chemistry more attractive to young scholars.

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In the coming years, EPCA will continue its partnership with UNESCO, EUN and inGenious to promote chemistry as a field of study with youngsters. EPCA will do this, wherever possible, in coordination with its sister associations and, for Europe, with Cefic and its related associations.

Sixty delegates attended the second EPCA Interactive Supply Chain workshop that took place in Brussels on 15 and 16 March 2011. The workshop addressed the “Internet of Things”, information sharing as well as management and building of sustainable supply chains.

Usman Haque, of Pachube, and Jeroen Dijkxhoorn, of the SAS Institute, dealt with the Internet of Things and how a data overflow can be translated into viable business models. The impact of “green” end-consumer behavior was explained by Dave Meyer, of the Global Alliance. Prof. Martin Christopher, of Cranfield University, emphasized the need for building more responsive, flexible supply chains to deal with an increasingly volatile and risky environment commanding the selection of T-shape profile co-workers. Thomas Bergmark, former IKEA Sustainability Manager and currently advisor to Bergmark Sustainability, explained how sustainable retailing with focus on supply chain, both from a social, environmental and financial perspective, can deliver real business potential.

The key learnings of this workshop were shown on screens in the Logistics Village at the 2011 EPCA Annual Meeting in Berlin.

The EPCA 45th Annual Meeting in Berlin in October 2011 addressed the 2011 IYC and the importance and presence of the chemical industry in our daily lives. The Meeting themed “The Chemical Industry : Over 95 % of the World around Us” and registered a record overall attendance of more than 2500 delegates. This shows that EPCA lives up to its mission of being the platform to meet for the global chemical business community.

Moderated by award-winning UK journalist Nadine Dereza, the business sessions allowed world class speakers Jeroen van der Veer, former Royal Dutch Shell; Tim Hanley, Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu; Anne Lise Kjaer, of Kjaer Global, and Dr. Giorgio Squinzi, of Cefic, on Monday 3 October 2011 to analyze in the context of the IYC the many contributions made by the industry and the key challenges ahead.

On Monday evening world renown economist Dr. Marc Faber, editor and publisher of the “The Gloom, Boom & Doom” report, addressed the audience on his views on the globe’s financial, economic and geo-political future.

On Tuesday 4 October 2011 a mixed group of 80 producers and LSPs participated in a Supply Chain and Logistics Leaders Breakfast. In group discussions they reflected on EPCA’s proposals for new working groups focused on key supply chain topics: geographic scope; technology; global and more complex sustainable supply chains and the need for more transparency and openness. The feedback of these group discussions has been used by the EPCA Supply Chain Program Committee to further develop three EPCA Supply Chain working groups that started their activities in March 2012 and will deliver a report to be shared in the EPCA network and beyond at the 47th Annual Meeting in 2013.

Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan addressed the audience during a Closing Lunch followed by a Q&A session. On the occasion of the IYC and the 100th anniversary of the Chemistry Nobel Prize to Marie Curie, Her Majesty stressed the importance of the chemical industry in the Gulf region and the ever increasing need for education regardless of gender in that context.

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EPCA will organize a third Interactive Supply Chain Workshop in the InterContinental Frankfurt on 14 & 15 May 2012. It will support the activities of the EPCA Supply Chain working groups and will be dedicated to Building Resilience in Supply Chains for the chemical industry. More collaborative approaches will be promoted in this connection with transfer of learning and best practices from other industry sectors.

The EPCA 46th Annual Meeting will take place in Budapest, Hungary, from 6 to 10 October 2012.

The business sessions, defying the “business as usual” thinking, will focus on the overall theme “Talent and Technology : Catalysts for new Business Models in the Chemical Industry”.

The Monday morning 8 October session will take the form of two keynote speeches by leading CEO’s followed by a debate between them. On Monday evening, Dr. Dambisa Moyo, quoted by Time Magazine as “one of the 100 most influential People of the World”, will address the audience. The closing lunch on Tuesday 9 October 2012 will feature Lord Sebastian Coe KBE, one of the greatest athletes of his generation.

1 EPCA Governing structuresThe EPCA Board composition has seen some changes in 2011 and the first quarter of 2012. The EPCA Board counts currently sixteen voting members, with twelve representatives of petrochemical producers in Europe, one trader and three service provider companies. Two new Board members have been appointed in replacement of previous representatives of their respective companies. SHELL representative Graham van’t Hoff has been replaced by

Brian Davis, and Emanuele Tagliabue has replaced Massimo Paravidino as representative of VERSALIS SpA (formerly POLIMERI EUROPA). TOTAL’s Nathalie Brunelle is succeeded by Olivier Greiner. In the Executive Committee Peter Holicki of DOW replaces Graham van’t Hoff as Vice-President and Philip Browitt’s position as Treasurer has been taken up by EPCA Board member Dr. Hans-Jörg Bertschi of BERTSCHI.

In the Supply Chain Program Committee (SCPC) a new Chairman, Raf Bemelmans of SABIC EUROPE, has been designated. The Committee has been enlarged by two LSPs (DAMCO EUROPE and ROYAL VOPAK) as well as with a representative of DOW. The Cefic’s Logistics Director joined the Committee as an ex-officio member.

The YETT has been enlarged with the participation of a representative of an additional LSP (ROYAL VOPAK). One producer company (TESSENDERLO GROUP) has been replaced by INEOS CHLORVINYLS. Anne-Valentine Belevitsch of TOTAL is the Chairperson of the YETT, in replacement of Nathalie Brunelle.

For more information on these EPCA bodies please refer to the public part of the EPCA website www.epca.eu and to points 8 and 9 (Young EPCA Think Tank and EPCA - Centre of Supply Chain Expertise) of this report.


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2 EPCA Membership and participation strategy EPCA is a global network, connecting members and other stakeholders. EPCA provides a quality platform to meet, exchange information, communicate and transfer learning. Members are commercial companies having a business interest in or with the European petrochemical industry. Attendance in EPCA seminars, workshops, working groups and think tanks may be open to members and non members, whereas attendance in EPCA Annual Meetings is strictly reserved for member companies, with the exception of specifically invited academics, authorities or experts or representatives of other associations with whom EPCA has special links.

The success of this approach is substantiated by the fact that EPCA managed to increase its membership in 2011 and reached for its 45th Annual Meeting a record attendance never seen before in EPCA’s history.

EPCA now has 645 member companies, aggregating a turnover of more than 3.6 trillion € and 4 million employees worldwide.

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3 EPCA AccountsOn 31 December 2011 EPCA net assets reach 5,197,392.85 €. That amount is the aggregate of the net assets at 31.12.2010 and a positive balance of 130,546.56 € achieved in the course of 2011 between income and expenditure. We had budgeted a break-even but reached this surplus due to the highest attendance ever registered for the Annual Meeting combined with a record number of EPCA member companies achieved in 2011 as well as an exceptional financial income caused by investments arriving at maturity with payment of capitalized returns thereon in the course of last year. This allowed us to generate the aforesaid positive balance notwithstanding higher than budgeted expenditures in connection with the IYC promotional activities in 2011 (producing of IYC film; launch and distribution of film through EPCA social media, IUPAC and UNESCO network; IYC outdoor campaigns in Brussels and Berlin; distribution of IYC film in UNESCO and EUN school network and development of guidelines for teachers to make chemistry more attractive to youngsters with European Schoolnet; International Chemistry Olympiad award winning students workshop at the 45th Annual Meeting, special press coverage of all these events). In 2011 office expenditures increased in a non recurrent way due to higher taxes payable on the aforementioned income from investments coming at maturity as well as the creation of a reserve for well established and nearly certain future personnel costs.

4 EPCA Interactive Supply Chain Workshop Brussels, 15 & 16 March 2011

Sixty delegates attended EPCA’s second Interactive Supply Chain workshop. Usman Haque, Director of Haque Design & Research, CEO Connected Environments, Founder/CEO of Pachube, explained how the Internet of Things is the future and will touch every industry. How to maximize the value of technology was being demonstrated by Jeroen Dijkxhoorn, Business Development Manager, EMEA Technology Practice, SAS Institute. Using the SAS case, Mr. Dijkxhoorn showed that, while living in a data tsunami, the real challenge is to bring information down into the workplace. The integration of data from customers into business models can, according to Mr. Dijkxhoorn, generate a lot of money.

The interactive table discussions in which all delegates actively participated and that responded to the key note messages received, revealed that the chemical business community believes the Internet of Things could have a triple effect : financial (reduce waste), social (improve drivers’ lives) and environmental (fuel consumption reduction).

Dave Meyer, Vice-President, Sustainable Economic and Environmental Development Solutions (SEEDS), Global Alliance, addressed the impact of customers and consumer behavior on building more sustainable supply chains. Consumers increasingly will “buy green”. This implies the need for a policy change in chemical and other companies and companies working together up and down the supply chain.

“Work better with what you have and achieve a closer alignment between producers and LSPs to optimize resources” was the recommendation of Prof. Martin Christopher, Emeritus/Professor of Marketing & Logistics, Cranfield University. The reluctance to share information in the industry necessitates a mindset change. The professor also addressed the need to create supply chains that are more flexible and responsive to volatility in order to cope with an increasing uncertain business environment. New business models imply the need for people with significant cross-functional skills and in-depth expertise in one discipline, combined with enough breadth to see the connections with other.


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How sustainability is part of business culture was demonstrated by Thomas Bergmark, former IKEA Sustainability Manager, Senior Advisor, Bergmark Sustainability

AB. Mr. Bergmark showed how sustainable retailing with focus on supply chain, both from a social, environmental and financial perspective, can deliver real business potential.

The workshop concluded with the reflection that in business, as elsewhere, not the strongest of species survives, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change.

The key learnings of this workshop were shown on screens in the Logistics Village during the 2011 Annual Meeting in Berlin. They were also used in the elaboration of the program for the third Interactive Supply Chain Workshop on building resilience in supply chains that will take place in Frankfurt, at the InterContinental Hotel, on 14 & 15 May 2012.

5 EPCA Annual Meeting 2011 InterContinental & Pullman Schweizerhof hotels Berlin 1 – 5 October 2011

Business sessionsThe 2011 EPCA Annual Meeting with its theme “The Chemical Industry : Over 95% of the World around Us” was a great success.

On Monday 3 October the business session program was opened by Tom Crotty, President of EPCA. With the observation that an industry so central to the lives of people has to work so hard to be recognized as a force for good, not bad, Mr. Crotty set the tone of the business sessions program.

In this context, key note speaker Jeroen van der Veer, former Royal Dutch Chief Executive, detailed a 6-point focus for industry reputation enhancement. “We need a zero tolerance world for accidents, because the public may accept complex industries but they won’t accept accidents” Mr. van der Veer told the audience. The industry also needs to address concerns of the public about the “fracking” extraction method and reassure people that this will not contaminate groundwater. Thirdly, bio-based feedstocks and materials are a commercially attractive space that the chemical industry should claim because they are the innovators, they developed modern materials from hydrocarbons and the industry can do the same from bio-based feeds. In this field, the chemical industry can enhance its image with society. The industry should continue the dialogue with the government(s) to develop activities coping with societies’ needs. In tough economic times, industry should use scenarios to help investment decision-making and, finally, Mr. van der Veer reminded the audience that the industry must not forget to attract new talent. He advocated the “adopt a school” approach where schools should be invited to visit manufacturing plants and talk to young engineers. Mr. van der Veer believes that still more can be done to get young people into the industry and let people know the industry is making a big contribution to a better society. Jeroen van der Veer mentioned that in order to cope with future needs, an optimal society would need about 40% of young people studying and working in science and technology. Collaborative innovation between industry and academia is an important way forward.

In the panel discussion, Tim Hanley, Global Chemical Industry Group Leader, Deloitte Touche Kohmatsu, elaborated on the many challenges the industry is currently facing such as those related to demand and supply as many of the industry’s major end markets are in a

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transition as a consequence of the recession. Looking at changing business models, the move to become solutions-providers rather than simply product suppliers is underway. Another huge challenge relates to finding the scientists and engineers needed for this industry as it competes with other industries to attract new talent. Mr. Hanley concluded that the future belongs to those companies that embrace change.

Second panelist was futurist and trend forecaster, Anne Lise Kjaer, founder of Kjaer Global, who offered a vision of how changing consumer demand will impact the chemical industry’s supply strategies. Detecting future trends implies not only analyzing the macro environment but also the social, cultural, emotional and spiritual components. “The search for happiness and quality of life, health and well-being are key to understanding people.” Ms. Kjaer stated. The measure of a 21st century company is how it sees and treats people – both inside and outside the organization.

Cefic President Dr. Giorgio Squinzi who is also CEO of Mapei completed the panel. Dr. Squinzi positioned the chemical industry as a high-tech sector that is at the root of innovation and providing solutions to all the challenges of sustainability. There is a “must” to boost research and innovation but Dr. Squinzi reminded the audience to not forget to instill enthusiasm for the industry with the youngsters and show them that it holds a future for them in terms of job opportunities. By developing long-term partnerships with academia, thinking along the whole value chain from research to consumer, and thinking in terms of products, product lifecycle and sustainable development, one can, according to Dr. Squinzi, increase the value and visibility of the industry. Educational programs, public open days, opinion surveys and the use of social media can also enhance the public engagement. Dr. Squinzi reminded the audience that it is only thanks to chemistry that over the past one hundred and fifty years average life expectancy in Europe has risen from twenty five to almost eighty years.

Tom Crotty concluded the business session program by reminding the audience that although the chemical industry is a great place to work for, it must start working harder to communicate this to a larger audience.

Delegates have qualified the 45th EPCA Annual Meeting in the post meeting appreciation forms as “one of the best meetings ever”.

Attendance statistics: With more than 2500 registered delegates, EPCA reached an all time record attendance. As usual, more associate than full EPCA member representatives were present, with a total of 70 % from Europe. Germany was the most important country for Annual Meeting attendance in 2011, followed by the USA and the Netherlands. Delegates registered from 58 different countries in the world whereas EPCA member companies have their registered address in 55 countries. Belgium, the Netherlands and Germany, taken as a whole, stand for 37% of total attendance.

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Monday Evening AddressIn a doom-laden, thought-provoking yet amusing presentation, Dr. Marc Faber – the contrarian investment commentator and fund manager – told the audience to expect another global financial crash, ten years of low-to-no growth, the “Middle East in flames” and the U.S. and China on a collision course over access to oil in the Middle East and beyond. In order to cope, his advice to the attendees was “Buy gold and a farm in the country !”.

Participants further discussed Dr. Marc Faber’s speech during the subsequent Happy Hour.

Supply Chain and Logistics Leaders BreakfastIn lively round table discussions, a mixed group of eighty producers and logistics service providers (LSPs) reflected on EPCA’s proposals for new working groups that focus on key supply chain topics: geographical scope; technology; global and more complex sustainable supply chains and transparency and openness. Discussions on geographical scope highlighted a divergence between regional and global markets while technology was identified as an enabler for more efficient, safer, more closely controlled and monitored supply chains. The supply chain leaders agreed that great transparency and openness are good for business and good for reputation. Supply chain best practice should be broadened, learning through dialogue and co-operation with other industries, such as the automotive and retail sectors. Moreover, participants believed that any efforts EPCA can make in fostering better links with educational establishments and increasing the chemical sector’s attractiveness to young people, are to be encouraged and supported. The session was concluded with the announcement that the EPCA Supply Chain Program Committee would assess the input and report back on planned sections and responses. Those with specific concerns and interests were encouraged to volunteer to participate in the EPCA working groups scheduled for 2012 / 2013.

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Closing LunchTo close the Annual Meeting, EPCA offered its delegates the opportunity to attend a lunch starring Her Majesty Queen Noor of Jordan. More than five hundred delegates registered for this event and were reminded by Her Majesty about the Arabic origins of science and mathematics. Her Majesty offered a wide-ranging review of the region today and urged the chemical industry to engage with both the countries and particularly the youth of the Middle East to promote capacity building, training and educational resources for science and industry. Her Majesty Queen Noor also stressed that women have a major contribution to make in energy, science and problem-solving throughout the Middle East region.

Students’ WorkshopIn the context of the IYC, EPCA invited 14 award winning students in chemistry and related fields to join its Annual Meeting in Berlin. The purpose of this initiative was to not only bridge the gap between the academic world and the business environment but also to motivate young talented people to join the chemical industry and to improve its overall public image. Students appreciated the opportunity to learn “from within” about the objectives, strategies and structure of the chemical industry and learned that this industry includes companies with very different activities ranging from extraction of raw materials to production of chemical products and sales. The workshop opened new horizons for their careers as the students understood that they could enjoy wide-ranging and varied careers in the chemical sector.

EPCA Informal Meeting Lounge, Meeting Tables, Meeting Rooms, Logistics VillageAs usual EPCA offered its delegates the possibility to have access to informal meeting lounges, spread out over the 2 EPCA main hotels, InterContinental (ICH) and Pullman Schweizerhof.

In addition, EPCA delegates had the opportunity to rent meeting tables located in the InterContinental hotel Berlin. Break-out rooms could be hired in the InterContinental hotel and in the different EPCA hotels at walking distance from the ICH. Furthermore a part of the InterContinental hotel served as “Logistics Village”, reserved in priority for delegates active in logistics and supply chain.

Social events The opening event on the evening of Sunday 2 October 2011 was organized in “Quartier 206”, one of the most exclusive shopping addresses in Europe designed by world famous architects. Delegates appreciated the live cooking stations and entertainment at this major networking event.

The Happy Hour took place on Monday evening at the InterContinental hotel and followed the keynote address delivered by Dr. Marc Faber. Among cocktail drinks and snacks, the participants further discussed the provocative ideas raised by Dr. Faber during his presentation.

EPCA reconfirmed its interactive stance. 316 attendants responded via the EPCA “appreciation forms”. These forms are used, amongst others, as a constant improvement tool for EPCA meetings. Comments and recommendations are examined in depth by the EPCA Board and are, after due consideration, taken into account in the organization of future events to increase customer satisfaction. The ratings that the EPCA team received in the appreciation forms as well as the overall rating of the 45th Annual Meeting were the highest ever.


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6 International Year of Chemistry (IYC) – Communication Activities

In 2011 EPCA became one of the two global partners of the 2011 International Year of Chemistry (IYC). Together with UNESCO and IUPAC, EPCA produced the film “Chemistry: All About You” that was shown and promoted on the websites of 132 EPCA member companies and all sister and other relevant associations (Cefic, APPE, Plastics Europe, ISOPA, APLA and GPCA). The film was being distributed in the 9000 partner schools of UNESCO and shown in all IYC UNESCO and IUPAC events. It has been promoted on websites and at events of chemical federations, chemical societies, academic institutions, non-profit and educational networks, governmental and business networks all over the world as well as in press blogs, websites and in print. Distribution / promotion of the film via the EPCA social media addresses (YouTube, Twitter, Facebook and blog) resulted in excellent comments received via these social media.

In addition to support the IYC and to mark EPCA’s 45th anniversary, EPCA ran an outdoor campaign in Brussels and Berlin. The objective was to promote chemistry with the general public. In Brussels the campaign targeted both EU policy makers as well as the general public and ran in the second half of September 2011. The film was shown “live” on cubes in key train stations and in one metro station. In addition to cubes there was a poster campaign in the said stations, as well as in some additional metro stations. In Berlin the outdoor campaign coincided with the 45th EPCA Annual Meeting taking place in the same city. During the days of the said meeting, the film was shown on a giant screen in the Sony centre, a business / commercial complex located at Potsdamer Platz and via the “Berliner Fenster” in the passengers coaches of the Berliner metro. A poster campaign also ran in the U29 network, via 300 City Light Poster boxes all over Berlin in places visited by tourists and young people under the age of 29.

7 Education ActivitiesAs explained in point 5, EPCA held a students workshop at its Annual Meeting in the context of the IYC.

In its efforts to foster better links between the chemical industry and educational establishments, EPCA concluded, with the coordination of the YETT, a partnership with European Schoolnet (EUN) – a network of 31 Ministries of Education in Europe and beyond. The objective of this partnership is to promote chemistry as a field of study among students aged 12 to 16. Based on its pedagogical expertise of inquiry-based science education methods, EUN developed guidelines, in coordination with the YETT, that show teachers how by using, amongst others, the EPCA film, they can integrate societal aspects in chemistry education and concrete applications of the discipline in the school program. This innovative and multi-disciplinary approach to chemistry teaching will confront youngsters early on in their chemistry education with real life cases. With the help of EUN, EPCA will further disseminate the film in schools in 11 European countries (Belgium, Croatia, France, Hungary, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, UK, Spain, Switzerland and Norway). The campaign runs from September 2011 until the end of April 2012.

The promotion of the film and the guidelines will continue in 2012 and in the coming years with European Schoolnet as well as with the UNESCO.

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8 Young EPCA Think Tank (YETT)The YETT has been active in selecting the theme of the 46th Annual Meeting, the selection of the agency that made the IYC film, the supply of the film scenario together with UNESCO and IUPAC and the co-operation with European Schoolnet.

9 EPCA – Centre of Supply Chain Expertise. EPCA Supply Chain Program Committee (SCPC)

The EPCA SCPC is formed of experts in chemical supply chains active in or for the global chemical industry and recognized by their peers as being “best in class”.

During several meetings and conference calls in 2011 the SCPC revised the EPCA Supply Chain strategy, selected future EPCA supply chain topics, shaped the 15-16 March 2011 Brussels Supply Chain Workshop as well as the communication about this workshop, helped in the lay out of the Tuesday morning Supply Chain and Logistics Leaders Breakfast of the 45th Annual Meeting business session.

The SCPC also launched three different supply chain working groups for the chemical industry, in line with its objectives and following the conclusions of the round table discussions of the EPCA Supply Chain Leaders’ Breakfast at the 2011 EPCA Annual Meeting. These groups are dedicated to Global and more Complex Sustainable Supply Chains, new Technology as an enabler of Sustainable Chemical Supply Chains and Transparency and Openness in Chemical Supply Chains. The third working group will be a mixed EPCA-Cefic group. The working groups will meet between March 2012 and August 2013. The final conclusions of the working groups will be shared with the EPCA delegates at the 2013 EPCA Annual Meeting and beyond our audience via the EPCA social media addresses. Belgian Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School, the University of Amsterdam as well as leading global consultancy firms participate in these working groups to guarantee expert advice and cross sector transfer of learning.

10 Co-operation between EPCA and ECTAThe European Chemical Transport Association, ECTA, was originally

established as an EPCA “logistics“ project with EPCA financial, managerial as well as HR support in the form of an association. The association was set up for developing

best practices to achieve safer and more environment friendly European chemical land transport as well as productivity improvements via joint working groups

between ECTA members and chemical industry representatives selected by Cefic. In 2010 ECTA, with the help of EPCA, became a fully independent

association and advocacy body active for the European chemical land transport sector, recognized by EU authorities and many other

stakeholders. ECTA continues to rent offices in the EPCA premises and EPCA continues to render certain administration services for

ECTA.


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11 Co-operation between EPCA and Cefic

The co-operation between EPCA and Cefic has continued and been reinforced in 2011. It takes the form of a participation of the Cefic Director General in the EPCA Board and of the EPCA Secretary General in the Cefic SIG (Strategy Implementation Group) Logistics. The co-operation is also achieved via the fact that the EPCA President is also a member of the Cefic Board, that some EPCA Board members are also members of the Board of APPE, the Association of Petrochemicals Producers in Europe, which is part of Cefic, and of the Board of Plastics Europe, which is a Cefic affiliated member.

EPCA will continue the co-operation with Cefic in 2012 and thereafter with a clear focus on respective strategic goals, core competencies and optimizing resources. Given the fact that Cefic develops many systems that need implementation by the transport sector of which a large number are EPCA members, the coordination between respective supply chain and logistics activities has been strengthened in the course of 2011. To this effect Jos Verlinden, Cefic Logistics Director, has joined the EPCA Supply Chain Program Committee as an ex-officio member. Also the Supply Chain working group that for the period 2012-2013 will be focusing on more Cooperation, Transparency and Openness in Chemical Supply Chains, is a joint EPCA-Cefic working group.

In the field of educational projects, EPCA endeavours to align its activities with Cefic and coordinate as much as possible the participation in networks such as European Schoolnet and inGenious.

12 Co-operation EPCA - IMPCASince 1991 EPCA supplies services to the International Methanol Producers and Consumers Association (IMPCA). IMPCA is composed of 70 members active in the global methanol industry.

13 EPCA Interactive Supply Chain Workshop 2012

On 14 & 15 May 2012 EPCA will organize in the InterContinental Hotel in Frankfurt, Germany, a third Interactive Supply Chain Workshop with the support of Belgian Vlerick Leuven Gent Management School, one of the top 100 management schools in the world, as well as leading supply chain consultancy firms. This supply chain workshop will be dedicated to building resilience in chemical supply chains as well as to more cooperation in supply chains with transfer of learning and best practices from other industry sectors. This workshop will support and complete the activities of the three EPCA Supply Chain working groups (see point 9).

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14 EPCA Annual Meeting 2012 InterContinental hotel, Marriott hotel, Sofitel Chain Bridge hotel Budapest, Hungary 6 – 10 October 2012

EPCA will organize its 46th Annual Meeting in Budapest from 6 to 10 October 2012. The theme of the meeting will be “Talent and Technology : Catalysts for new Business Models in the Chemical Industry”.

As usual, EPCA’s approach will provide a holistic as well as a pragmatic view on key elements that can drive our business community forward.

On Monday morning 8 October 2012 there will be two key note speeches by leading CEO’s followed by a debate between them moderated by Nadine Dereza.

The Monday evening session will feature Dr. Dambisa Moyo, an economist with global reach, ranked by Time Magazine as “one of the 100 most influential People in the World” and author of the bestseller “Why the West was Lost”.

The Tuesday’s Closing Lunch will feature Lord Sebastian Coe KBE, Chairman of the London Organizing Committee for the Olympic Games 2012 and one of the greatest athletes of his generation.

15 Best in classIn 2012 the EPCA Board, the Supply Chain Program Committee, the Young EPCA Think Tank and the whole EPCA staff will, together with EPCA’s contractors and sub-contractors, continue their joint efforts to keep EPCA amongst the “best in class” professional service organizations for the chemical business community.

It is our aim to respond quickly, efficiently and cost effectively to the needs expressed by our member companies. We do so within the scope of our mission statement and strategic focus of:

huge global network connecting member companies and stakeholders, quality platform to meet and to communicate, exchange information and transfer of

learning, think tank that initiates, facilitates and promotes ideas and projects of interest

to the long term sustainable development of the chemical industry, its business partners and service providers,

contributing to the improvement of the public image of the global chemical business community.

Every EPCA activity results necessarily in a publication, film or presentation shared with our audiences and network, as well as, since 2011, with the general public.

In addition EPCA endeavors to continuously improve the environmental impact of its meetings.

Chemicals are part of the solution. We are proud to serve the Chemical Industry.

We look forward to meeting you in Budapest from 6 to 10 October 2012.

The EPCA Board of Directors,

April 2012


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Report to the Board of Directors on the financial statements

As of December 31, 2011

R

Treasurer’s Report ...................................................................... 17

Auditor’s Report ......................................................................... 18

Balance Sheet as at 31 December 2011..................................................... 19

Statement of Income and Expenditure for the year ended 31 December 2011 19

Statement of Cash Flows for the year ended 31 December 2011 ............................................20

Notes to the Financial Statements ............................................................................................................20

1 General comments .....................................20

2 Fixed assets ..................................................20

3 Bonds and deposits ....................................21

4 Accounts receivable ...................................21

5 Cash and cash equivalents ........................21

6 Accounts payable and provisions ...........21

7 Net assets .....................................................21

8 Membership fees .........................................22

9 Income and expenditure: Annual meeting, 1 – 5 October 2011 ....22

10 Financial income (net) ..............................22

11 Income from administration fees from other associations (net) .........22

12 Expenses of Brussels office ......................23

12 Pension liabilities .........................................23

14 Contingent liabilities ..................................23

14.1 Hotel reservation ............................. commitments ..................................23

14.2 Rental commitments .....................23

Content

To the Members of the European Petrochemical Association

Dear Member Representatives,

I have the pleasure in enclosing, of behalf on the Board of Directors, the Financial Report for the year ending 31st December 2011 showing a balance of income and expenditure of 130,546.56€. The accounts have been audited by KPMG Brussels. The following membership fees have been decided for 2012 by the Ordinary General Meeting of 3 October 2011 in Berlin.

Full Members 2.500,00 €

Associate Members 1.000,00 €

The Membership fees and the budget for the financial year January-December 2013 will be subject to approval by the Full Members at the Ordinary General Meeting in Budapest on 8 October 2012. You will receive appropriate documentation later in the year.

Yours faithfully,

Dr. Hans-Jörg Bertschi, Treasurer

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Report on the Financial Statements

We have audited the accompanying financial statements of The European Petrochemical Association A.I.S.B.L. (“the Association”), which

comprise the balance sheet, as at December 31, 2011, the statement of income and expenditures, cash flows for the year then ended, and notes, comprising a summary

of significant accounting policies and other explanatory information, which show a balance sheet total of € 5,862,507.60 and a net result for the year 2011 of € 130,546.56.

The Board of Directors of the Association’s Responsibility for the Financial StatementsThe Board of Directors of the Association is responsible for the preparation and fair presentation of these financial statements in accordance with Belgian generally accepted accounting principles, and for such internal control as the Board of Directors of the Association’s determines is necessary to enable the preparation of financial statements that are free from material misstatement, whether due to fraud or error.

Auditors’ ResponsibilityOur responsibility is to express an opinion on these financial statements based on our audit. We conducted our audit in accordance with International Standards on Auditing. Those standards require that we comply with ethical requirements and plan and perform the audit to obtain reasonable assurance about whether the financial statements are free from material misstatement.

An audit involves performing procedures to obtain audit evidence about the amounts and disclosures in the financial statements. The procedures selected depend on our judgment, including the assessment of the risks of material misstatement of the financial statements, whether due to fraud or error. In making those risk assessments, we consider internal control relevant to the entity’s preparation and fair presentation of the financial statements in order to design audit procedures that are appropriate in the circumstances, but not for the purpose of expressing an opinion on the effectiveness of the entity’s internal control. An audit also includes evaluating the appropriateness of accounting policies used and the reasonableness of accounting estimates made by the Board of Directors of the Association, as well as evaluating the overall presentation of the financial statements.

We believe that the audit evidence we have obtained is sufficient and appropriate to provide a basis for our audit opinion.

Opinion In our opinion, the financial statements give a true and fair view of the financial

position of the Association as at December 31, 2011, and of its financial performance and its cash flows for the year then ended in accordance with Belgian generally

accepted accounting principles.

Brussels, 19 April 2012KPMG Réviseurs d’Entreprises

Represented by

Olivier Declercq

Independent Auditors’ ReportTo the Board of Directors of The European Petrochemical Association A.I.S.B.L.


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Notes 31.12.2011EUR

31.12.2010 EUR

AssEts

Fixed assets 2 263,425.98 245,895.42

Bonds and deposits 3 5,175,484.31 4,885,319.86

Accounts receivable 4 201,181.04 327,552.74

Cash and cash equivalents 5 222,416.27 268,244.48

5,862,507.60 5,727,012.50

LiAbiLitiEs

Accounts payable and provisions 6 665,114.75 660,166.21

NEt AssEts 5,197,392.85 5,066,846.29

Represented by :

Net assets as of December 31, 2010 & 2009 5,066,846.29 4,500,321.13

Balance of income and expenditure for the period 130,546.56 566,525.16

7 5,197,392.85 5,066,846.29

Statement of income and expenditure

Note31.12.2010

EUR12 months

31.12.2011EUR

12 months

budget 2011EUR

12 months

budget 2012EUR

12 months

iNcomE

Membership fees : 710,000.00 682,000.00

- Full members 165,000.00 160,000.00

- Associate members 547,000.00 593,000.00

8 712,000.00 753,000.00 710,000.00 682,000.00

Annual Meeting 9 2,164,907.92 2,391,986.77 1,846,425.00 2,085,855.00

Supply Chain Workshop 27,250.00 31,100.00 38,000.00 32,600.00

Financial income (net) 10 75,465.84 344,310.58 130,000.00 200,000.00

Income from administration/ other associations (net) 11 190,614.28 56,576.34 58,600.00 56,600.00

Other operating & exceptional income 12,235.84 10,330.58 - -

Meeting room rental & catering 20,761.83 14,955.30 20,000.00 12,000.00

3,203,235.71 3,602,259.57 2,803,025.00 3,071,055.00

ExpENditURE

Expenses Annual Meeting 9 -1,675,814.77 -2,284,739.49 -1,852,688.02 -1,903,684.00

Expenses Supply Chain Workshop -25,918.60 -42,651.50 -35,000.00 -50,100.00

Expenses of Brussels office 12 -790,284.77 -955,638.39 -748,408.02 -809,084.00

W-off clients & unrecoverable VAT -24,897.50 -16,560.85 -40,000.00 -40,000.00

Special projects -69,794.92 -172,122.79 -126,000.00 -260,000.00

Logistics Project - ECTA -50,000.00 - - -

-2,636,710.55 -3,471,713.01 -2,802,896.04 -3,062,868.00

bALANcE of iNcomE ANd ExpENditURE 566,525.16 130,546.56 128.96 8,187.00

Balance sheet

for the ye

ar ended

December 3

1, 2011

as of D

ecember 3

1,

2011

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December 3

1, 2011

Statement of cash flowsEUR EUR

cAsh fLows fRom opERAtiNg ActivitiEs

Income 3,602,259.57

Expenditure -3,471,713.01

Balance of income and expenditure 130,546.56

Adjustment for depreciation 99,636.55

Operating result before working capital changes 230,183.11

Increase in accounts payable and provisions 4,948.54

Decrease in accounts receivable 126,371.70

Net cash from operating activities 361,503.35

cAsh fLows fRom iNvEstiNg ActivitiEs

Purchase of fixed assets -117,167.11

Net acquisition of bonds and deposits -290,164.45

Net cash used in investing activities -407,331.56

NEt dEcREAsE iN cAsh ANd cAsh EqUivALENts -45,828.21

cAsh ANd cAsh EqUivALENts At thE bEgiNNiNg of thE yEAR 268,244.48

cAsh ANd cAsh EqUivALENts At thE ENd of thE yEAR 222,416.27

Notes to the financial statements

1 General commentsThe financial statements are prepared in accordance with Belgian generally accepted accounting principles.

The budget 2011 included in this report is the budget voted by the Ordinary General Meeting in 2010. The budget 2012 has been voted by the Ordinary General Meeting in 2011.

EPCA prepares and files statutory accounts. The statutory accounts will be filed within 30 days after their approval by the Ordinary General Meeting of Full Members.

2 Fixed assetsFixed assets are depreciated according to the straight line method at the following percentages:

% p.a.

Office equipment 20 – 33 1/3

Computer equipment 33 1/3

Cars owned 20

Office furniture and fixed furnishings 10

for the ye

ar ended

December 3

1, 2011


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3 Bonds and deposits 31.12.2011 EUR

Investments, Funds 200,000.00

Investments, Bonds 4,975,484.31

Short term deposit 0.00

5,175,484.31

All deposits and bonds are stated at their acquisition value. Additional acquisition costs are expensed.

The Bonds are booked at their acquisition value and it is intended to keep them until their maturity date unless and only for exceptional or severely adverse events.

4 Accounts receivable 31.12.2011 EUR

Amounts due from members and other debtors 24,857.60

Guarantees 26,062.87

VAT to be recovered 42,412.20

Deferred charges and accrued income (€ 105,663.92 accrued income) 127,775.47

Provision for doubtful receivables (unpaid memberships) -19,927.10

201,181.04

5 Cash and cash equivalents Cash represents bank current accounts and petty cash.

6 Accounts payable and provisions 31.12.2011 EUR

Trade debts and creditor customers, due to 2012 memberships paid in early December 2012 (€ 66,177.90), and invoices booked in January 2012 119,625.68

Provision for employees’ benefits (holiday pay, salaries…) 158,491.66

Tax on patrimony and on salaries 8,550.10

Accrued charges & special provisions 378,447.31

665,114.75

7 Net assets Net assets amount to € 5,197,392.85 on December 31, 2011. The Ordinary General Meeting of EPCA has decided 4 October 2010 to build up restricted reserves, in the form of accumulated net assets that would be unavailable for distribution up to an amount of € 4,000,000.00.

This amount of restricted reserves will be reviewed in the Ordinary General Meeting 2013.

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At 31 December 2011, EPCA net assets include:

• A restricted reserve of € 1,600,000.00 that covers any future events adversely impacting the financial position of EPCA.

• A restricted reserve of € 1,600,000.00 that covers the costs of an eventual cancellation of the Annual Meeting.

• A restricted reserve of € 800,000.00 that covers the costs of all the contracted rental commitments (office rental, cars and office equipment) before term.

• An accumulated result of € 1,197,392.85, including the balance of income and expenditure of € 130,546.56 for the year 2011.

8 Membership feesThe membership fees for 2011 and 2012 have been established by the Ordinary General Meeting at the level of € 2,500.00 for Full Members and € 1,000.00 for Associate Members, unchanged from 2008.

9 Income and expenditure: Annual Meeting, 1 – 5 October 2011

EUR

iNcomE

Registration fees 2,169,480.00

Sponsorship and hotels 222,506.77

2,391,986.77

ExpENditURE

Organizational and secretarial expenses -2,284,739.49

107,247.28

Income is considerably higher than budgeted due to an unprecedented number of participants to the Annual Meeting, combined with an overall increase in membership.

Part of the increase in the Annual Meeting expenditure is directly tied to the high number of participants. Additionally, one-time elements of the organization’s office expenses contributed to the increment (see 12 below) as well as special Annual Meeting expenditures due to the IYC (students workshop, Berlin outdoor campaign, special press coverage).

10 Financial income (net)Financial income mainly results from interests on bonds, and of a significant one-time profit gained on the payment of capitalized return on an investment fund coming at maturity in 2011. The one-time tax amount on this gain is part of the office expenses (see 12 below). The financial charges relate mainly to bank costs and expenses relating to accounts payable collection.


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11 Income from administration fees from other associations (net)

The related costs of administration for other associations have been netted with the fee income. The fee and costs relating to the administration of the following organizations are included under this caption: ECTA and IMPCA.

12 Expenses of Brussels officeThe expenses of the Brussels office represent 50% of the total local administrative and personnel expenses. The other 50% are allocated to the Annual Meeting. The organizational and secretarial expenses of the meeting therefore include the allocated expenses as described above as well as all expenses that can be immediately attributed to the meetings such as speakers, catering, printing and mailing, technical equipment etc.

Office expenses are considerably higher than initially budgeted in 2011 due to two one-time, unforeseen elements: first, the build-up of a provision for well defined, future, near certain personnel costs; and second, the tax amount on the highly profitable income from the aforementioned investment fund (see 10). The build-up of the provision for future personnel costs will lead to office expenses that are proportionally lower for the next 3 fiscal years.

13 Pension liabilitiesA group pension scheme operates for the whole staff and is a defined benefit scheme. In addition, a separate pension scheme exists for the Association’s Secretary General in the form of a defined benefit scheme.

14 Contingent liabilities

14.1 Hotel reservation commitmentsUntil hotel rooms are charged to participants, EPCA has a commitment to the selected hotels to use the reserved rooms or to cancel them at reasonable notice. In case of a significant reduction in the number of hotel rooms actually confirmed and invoiced, the hotels will impose cancellation charges on EPCA. The possible exposure cannot be determined because the total number of rooms is not fixed yet. An inquiry showed that it was not possible to insure against this risk.

14.2 Rental commitmentsEPCA has concluded rental contracts for office space and office equipment.

The total future liabilities for these contracts can be summarized as follows:

due within 1 yearEUR

1-5 yearsEUR

Office space 167,366.96 320,794.68

Office equipment 16,019.76 30,140.43

183,386.72 350,935.11

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The fundamental

policy rules can be

found in EPCA’s Articles of

Association.

The principal structures are

• The Board of Directors • The General Meeting

Daily management is assured by the Secretary General under supervision of the Executive Committee.

Each company is represented within the association by its Official Representative.

Working Groups and Think Tanks are created and organized with the approval of the Board of Directors. These groups are composed of member company representatives to assist EPCA on specific projects. External consultants, academics and influential representatives of authorities can attend the meetings of these groups as specially invited persons.

The General MeetingThe General Meeting comprises the Official Representatives of the Full member companies. Full members have a voting right based on “one company, one vote” system. The General Meeting meets formally once per year.

The powers of the General Meeting include the 1) appointment of the members of the Board and 2) the approval of the EPCA audited accounts and budget 3) the decision on membership fees.

An Extraordinary General Meeting can be convened.

The General Assembly is led by the President of EPCA, supported by the other Board members. Decisions are recorded in formal minutes and are made available to participants.

The Board of DirectorsThe EPCA policy is decided by its Board of Directors, composed of a maximum of 18 members. These members are elected by the Ordinary General Meeting of Full members for a period of 3 years amongst member company representatives.

They may stand for re-election at the end of the initial term of office.

The Board of Directors selects the President, Vice-President(s), Treasurer and maximum

15 other senior representatives of member companies.

The President, Vice-President(s) and the Treasurer form the Executive Committee.

The Executive Committee oversees the daily management of the Secretary General and assists same where appropriate.

The Board reflects the composition of the EPCA membership base, including both Full and Associate members. In each of these categories industry leaders are selected to be part of the Board, given due regard to the importance of the relevant member company they represent, to the seniority of the individual Board member as well as to the time and effort he or she commits to dedicate to the EPCA activities and the promotion of same within the Board member’s company.

The Board meets formally 4 times a year.

The Board sets the EPCA strategy, risk management and succession planning. The Board also establishes the yearly accounts, budget and EPCA membership fees and proposes same for approval to the Ordinary General Meeting of Full Members.

The Board forms such committees as it deems appropriate. It decides which activities, think tanks, working groups, meetings, workshops or seminars EPCA should organize or contribute to and in which projects of interest EPCA should participate. The Board establishes the EPCA meeting fees and assists the Secretary General in the organisation of the Annual Meetings, seminars, conferences, workshops, think tanks and working groups.

The Secretary GeneralThe Secretary General executes the daily management of the Association and implements the EPCA strategy as well as the decisions taken by the Board. He/she proposes to the Board or the Executive Committee such actions, changes or improvements of strategy, policies, operations and processes as he/she deems fit for the benefit of EPCA and its members.

The Official RepresentativeThe Official Representative represents the member company she or he works for within the association. Official representatives of Full Members have a vote at General Meetings. The Official Representative ensures the transmission of EPCA information to all relevant company units and persons involved in EPCA activities.

The EPCA Artic

les of A

ssociation

(English ver

sion) ca

n be downloaded

from our

website www.epca.eu.

OEPCA Organisation


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Tom CROTTY

INEOS GROUP

EPCA President

Jan Arthur HAMMER

ODFJELL SE

EPCA Vice-President

Peter HOLICKI

DOW EUROPE

EPCA Vice-President

Dr. Hans-Jörg BERTSCHI

BERTSCHI AG

EPCA Treasurer

IN ATTENDANCE

Cathy DEMEESTERE

EPCA Secretary General

Brian DAVIS

SHELL CHEMICALS

Prof. Dr. Rainer DIERCKS

BASF SE

Olivier GREINER

TOTAL REFINING & CHEMICALS

Jesús F. GUINEA RODRIGUEZ

REPSOL

Eelco HOEKSTRA

ROYAL VOPAK

Executive Committee Board of Directors

Board of Directors

as per 3

1 Marc

h 2012

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Charles DREVNA

AFPM (AMERICAN FUEL &

PETROCHEMICAL

MANUFACTURERS) – USA

Graciela J. GONZÁLEZ ROSAS

APLA (ASOCIACIÓN

PETROQUÍMICA Y QUÍMICA

LATINOAMERICANA) – Argentina

Dr. Hubert MANDERY

CEFIC (EUROPEAN CHEMICAL

INDUSTRY COUNCIL) – Belgium

Jossi LANDESMAN

BELGIUM MARKETING

SERVICES N.V.

Juhan ROBBERTS

EXXONMOBIL

CHEMICAL EUROPE

Marc SCHULLER

ARKEMA FRANCE

Emanuele TAGLIABUE

VERSALIS SpA

Jan VAN DEN BERGH

EVONIK INDUSTRIES

The Board of Directors (continued)

Ex-Officio


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Neil MOON

AGILITY CHEMICALS

Romuald de HAUT de SIGY

ARKEMA

Paul GOOCH

THE LOGICAL GROUP GmbH

Jean-Christophe HERMAND


Philip BROWITT

CHAINOLOGY

Jérôme BURTIN

NORBERT DENTRESSANGLE SA


BERTSCHI AG

Frank ANDREESEN

BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG

Raf BEMELMANS

SABIC EUROPE

Chairman

Kirry MUKHERJI

DAMCO EUROPE

Jens Holger NIELSEN

SAMSKIP MULTIMODAL

CONTAINER LOGISTICS

Patrick RUSSI

STOLT TANKERS B.V.

Wolfgang SCHNABEL

DOW EUROPE

Dr. Angela STIEGLITZ

BASF SE

Kees VAN SEVENTER

ROYAL VOPAK

Mervyn WILLIAMSINEOS OLEFINS &

POLYMERS EUROPE

EX-OFFICIOJos VERLINDEN

CEFIC

Supply Chain Program Committee

as per 3

1 Marc

h 2012

Cathy DEMEESTERE

EPCA

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Anne-Valentine BELEVITSCH


Chairperson

Lucas ANGELINI

REPSOL

Wouter BLEUKX

INEOS CHLORVINYLS

Adrian DA COSTA

EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL

EUROPE

Cathy DEMEESTERE

EPCA

Johan DEVOS

BERTSCHI AG

Hans DE WILLIGEN

ROYAL VOPAK

Young EPCA Think Tank

as per 3

1 Marc

h 2012

Dr. Peter SCHWAB

BASF SE

Howard SELLERS

AGILITY CHEMICALS

Peter STEWART

SHELL CHEMICALS

Edward STONES

DOW EUROPE GmbH

Yvonne VAN DER LAAN

SABIC EUROPE B.V.

IN ATTENDANCE

Maria DE RYCKE

EPCA


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Cathy DEMEESTERE

Secretary General

ELEANOR CONWAY

Membership Administrator

Meetings Administration

IMPCA Co-ordinator

MARIA DE RYCKE

Communication Manager

EPCA Staff

BRUNO JURQUET

Accountant

FRéDéRIQUE PIRET

Administrative Assistant

NATHALIE PREVOO

Meeting Coordination Manager

ROBERTO VILLEGAS DEL VAL

IT Manager

Below you can find the EPCA staff composition as stated 31st March 2012.

Individual contact details and updates can be found on our website www.epca.eu

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List of Epca Presidents

year Name company country

1970 – 1973 E.R. Yates Monsanto Belgium

1973 – 1975 B. Verkaaik N.V.C.P. The Netherlands

1975 – 1977 C. Capitani ANIC SpA Italy

1977 – 1980 R. Rose Rhône Poulenc Industries France

1980 – 1982 M.E. Robinson ICI United Kingdom

1982 – 1984 J.T. Quant Shell Internationale Mij. The Netherlands

1984 – 1987 C. Payá Enfersa SA / Hispanoil Spain

1987 – 1990 H. Bjøntegård Dyno Industrier Norway

1990 – 1995 G. Porta ENI Italy

1995 – 1997 J.H. Kruit DSM Hydrocarbons The Netherlands

1997 – 1998 R.B. Walker ICI Chemicals & Polymers United Kingdom

1998 – 2000 W.C. Cruyt TotalFina Belgium

2000 – 2003 R. Willems Shell Chemicals United Kingdom

2003 – 2006 W. ThünkerDeutsche BP/BP Refining & Petrochemicals

Germany

2006 – 2008 B. Litjens Sabic Europe The Netherlands

2009 – 31.01.2010 A. Heuser BASF Germany

2010 – Present T. Crotty Ineos Group United Kingdom

List of Epca Vice-Presidentsyear Name company country

1975 – 1978 T.D. Overton BP Chemicals United Kingdom

1978 – 1981 G. Van der Schueren Petrochim Belgium

1981 – 1982 H.U. Fintelmann Hoechst AG Germany

1982 – 1984 C. Payá Enfersa SA Spain

1984 – 1987 H. Bjøntegård Dyno Industrier Norway

1987 – 1990 G. Porta Montedison Italy

1990 – 1991 D. Kempermann Condea Chemie Germany

1991 – 1992 F.A.G. Collot d’Escury Akzo Chemicals The Netherlands

1992 – 1993 F. Wehmeier Veba Oel Germany

1992 – 1995 B. Wiltz Elf Atochem France

1993 – 1995 J.H. Kruit DSM Hydrocarbons The Netherlands

1995 – 1997 R.B. Walker ICI Chemicals & Polymers United Kingdom

1997 – 1998 W.D. Cruyt Petrofina Belgium

1998 – 2000 J.-P. Vettier TotalFina France

2000 – 2003 W. Thünker Veba Oel Germany

2003 – 2009 T. Walthie The Dow Chemical Co. Switzerland

2009 – 2010 T. Crotty Ineos Group United Kingdom

2009 – 2010 J. P. Broeders Vopak The Netherlands

2010 O. Greiner Total Petrochemicals Belgium

2009 – 2011 G. van‘t Hoff Shell Chemicals United Kingdom

2010 – present J. A. Hammer Odfjell Norway

2011 – present P. Holicki Dow Europe The Netherlands

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List of EPCA Treasurersyear Name company country

1970 – 1977 F.J. Plesman Carbonit The Netherlands

1977 – 1980 A.J. Metzlar Nieuwe Matex The Netherlands

1980 – 1983 M.J. Cooper Panocean-Anco United Kingdom

1983 – 1985 J.C. Verchin Atochem France

1985 – 1988 T. Linaae Stolt Nielsen Shipping Norway

1988 – 1992 C. Bosman Chemgas The Netherlands

1992 – 1997 M. Gisiger SGS Switzerland

1997 – 2004 O. Tangeraas Odfjell Norway

2004 – 2010 J.A. Hammer Odfjell Norway

2010 – 2011 Ph. Browitt Agility United Kingdom

2012 – present H-J. Bertschi Bertschi AG Switzerland

List of EPCA Chairmen of the Logistics Committeeyear Name company country

1975 – 1979 M.J. Cooper Panocean-Anco United Kingdom

1979 – 1981 Dr. G. Ziffer Anic Italy

1981 – 1984 A.J. Metzlar Van Ommeren The Netherlands

1984 – 1985 W.E.R. van Herwijnen Shell Nederland Chemie The Netherlands

1985 – 1989 Dr. G. Ziffer Anic Italy

1989 – 1992 T. Linaae Stolt-Nielsen Shipping Norway

1992 – 1993 F. Lerno Coulier Transport Belgium

1993 – 1997 C. Bosman Chemgas Rotterdam

1997 – 2001 P.P. Evertse ExxonMobil Petroleum and Chemical Belgium

2001 – 2003 N.J.A. von Hombracht Koninklijke VOPAK The Netherlands

2003 – 2005 D. Tual Atofina France

2005 – 31.12.2008 H-J. Bertschi Bertschi Switzerland

Note : The Logistics Committee was merged with the EPCA Board effective 1 January 2009.

List of EPCA Chairmen of the Supply Chain Program Committeeyear Name company country

2009 – 2011 P. Browitt Agility United Kingdom

2012 – Present R. Bemelmans Sabic Europe The Netherlands

List of Chairpersons of the Young EPCA Think Tankyear Name company country

2002 – 2006 C. Demeestere EPCA Belgium

2007 – 2008 G. van’t Hoff Shell Chemicals United Kingdom

2009 – July 2010 O. Greiner Total Petrochemicals Belgium

July 2010 – 2012 N. Brunelle Total Petrochemicals Belgium

2012 – Present A-V. Belevitsch Total Refining & Chemicals Belgium

List of EPCA Director/Secretary –Generalyear Name

1974 – 1998 E.R. Yates

1998 – present C. Demeestere

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EPCA membership include : Producers of chemicals in Europe

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Service providers that generate a substantial part of their turnover from activities performed for or with the chemical industry : chemical supply chain service providers (such as, but not limited to : freight forwarding, 4PL, transport companies whatever the mode, terminaling, handling, warehousing, storage, cleaning), traders and distributors, consultants, engineering companies, surveyors and inspectorates, specialized press, investors and financial service providers

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AUSTRIA

BOREALIS AG

Wagramerstrasse 17-19

1220 VIENNA

T 43.1/22400-0

F 43.1/22400333

Markku KORVENRANTA

DONAU CHEMIE AG

Am Heumarkt 10

A-1030 VIENNA

T 43.1/71147-0

F 43.1/71147-5

Matthijs MULDER

OMV REFINING &

MARKETING GmbH

Trabrennstrasse 6-8,

1020 VIENNA

T 43.1/40440-027260

F 43.1/40440-627260

Maximilian GRASSERBAUER

BELGIUM

ALBEMARLE EUROPE SPRL

Parc Scientifique de LLN

Rue du Bosquet 9

1348 LOUVAIN-LA-NEUVE

T 32.10/481711

F 32.10/481717

David KUZY

CHEVRON PHILLIPS CHEMICALS

INTERNATIONAL N.V.

Brusselsesteenweg 355

3090 OVERIJSE

T 32.2/6891211

F 32.2/6891472

Benny MERMANS

EXXONMOBIL CHEMICAL EUROPE

A division of ExxonMobil Petroleum

& Chemical

Hermeslaan 2

1831 MACHELEN

T 32.2/7222111

F 32.2/7222780

Juhan ROBBERTS

HUNTSMAN EUROPE BVBA

Everslaan 45

3078 EVERBERG

T 32.2/7589211

F 32.2/7595501

Anne HEIRMAN

RÜTGERS BELGIUM N.V.

Vredekaai 18

9060 ZELZATE

T 32.9/3429542

F 32.9/3429609

Kris VANHERBERGEN

SOLVAY S.A.

Rue de Ransbeek

1120+ BRUSSELS

T 32.2/2642111

F 32.2/2646061

Pierre CLERBOIS

TAMINCO N.V.

Pantserschipstraat 207

9000 GHENT

T 32.9/2541411

F 32.9/2541410

Laurent LENOIR

TESSENDERLO GROUP

Rue du Trône - Troonstraat 130

1050 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/6391811

F 32.2/6391902

Frank COENEN

TOTAL REFINNING & CHEMICALS

Rue de l’Industrie 52

1040 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/2889111

F 32.2/2883424

Olivier GREINER

CROATIA

DIOKI d.d. ORGANIC

PETROCHEMISTRY

Zitnjak bb (Zitnjak)

10000 ZAGREB

T 385.1/2483550

F 385.1/2407364

Zdenko BELOŠEVIC

FRANCE

AIR LIQUIDE S.A.

75 Quai d’Orsay

75321 PARIS

T 33.1/40625555

F 33.1/49835140

Donald MURDOCK

ARKEMA

420 Rue d’Estienne d’Orves

92700 COLOMBES

T 33.1/49008080

F 33.1/49008396

Marc SCHULLER

INFINEUM SAS FRANCE

Tour Ventose

2-6 Rue Des Bourets

92156 SURESNES

T 33.1/55491460

F 33.1/55491470

Alain CORBIN

LUBRIZOL FRANCE SAS

25 Quai de France

76100 ROUEN

T 33.2/35581400

F 33.2/35727654

Michel BUDIN

FFull Members

as of A

pril 2012


35

NOVAPEX

Le Carré Joannès,

29, Av. Joannès Masset

CS 10619

69258 LYON CEDEX 09

T 33.4/26991801

F 33.4/26991838

Raymond SINNAH

RHODIA

190, Avenue Thiers

Etoile Part Dieu

69457 LYON

T 33.4/37 24 88 88

F 33.4/72899501

Sebastien MERIC

GERMANY

ARSOL AROMATICS GmbH & Co. KG

Uferstrasse 105

45881 GELSENKIRCHEN

T 49.209/409090

F 49.209/4090924

Ullrich FINGER

BASF SE

Carl-Bosch-Strasse 38

67056 LUDWIGSHAFEN

T 49.621/600

F 49.621/6042525

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Rainer DIERCKS

BAYER MATERIALSCIENCE AG

Industrial Operations,

Procurement & Trading

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Allee

Building K12

51368 LEVERKUSEN

T 49.214/3076958

F 49.214/3061428

Michael HELLEMANN

SOERENSEN

BP EUROPA SE / BP REFINING &

PETROCHEMICALS GmbH

Wittener Strasse 45

44789 BOCHUM

T 49.234/3152679

F 49.234/3153150

Dr. Bernhard HAUTKAPPE

CELANESE GmbH

Supply Management/

Procurement RM Europe

Frankfurter Strasse 111

61476 KRONBERG / TAUNUS

T 49.69/30516000

F 49.69/30516006

Andreas OBERKIRCH

DHC SOLVENT CHEMIE GmbH

Timmerhellstrasse 28

45478 MÜLHEIM / RUHR

T 49.208/99400

F 49.208/9940150

Dr. Johannes BREMER

EVONIK INDUSTRIES AG

Rodenbacher Chaussee 4

63457 HANAU

T 49.6181/5912909

F 49.6181/59712909

Ruediger EBERHARD

INEOS PHENOL GmbH

Dechenstrasse 3

45966 GLADBECK

T 49.2043/958222

F 49.2043/958910

Helmut SCHMIDT

LANXESS DEUTSCHLAND GmbH

Building W4, Room 316

51369 LEVERKUSEN

T 49.214/3081808

F 49.214/3082718

Holger HUEPPELER

OXEA GROUP

Otto Roelen Strasse 3

46147 OBERHAUSEN

T 49.208/6933100

F 49.208/6933101

Jan HILLE

STYROLUTION GmbH

Erlenstrasse 2

60325 FRANKFURT

T 49.6950/9550-1200

F 49.6950/9550-1248

Dr. Alexander GLÜCK

VINNOLIT GmbH & Co. KG

Carl-Zeiss-Ring 25

85737 ISMANING

T 49.89/961030

F 49.89/96103115

Francesco TALARICO

WACKER CHEMIE AG

Hanns-Seidel-Platz 4

81737 MUNICH

T 49.89/6279-0

F 49.89/6279-1770

Dr. Erk Thorsten HEYEN

HUNGARY

BORSODCHEM ZRT.

Bolyai Tér 1

3700 KAZINCBARCIKA

T 36.48/511501

F 36.48/310602

Vladimír KARKOSKA

TISZA CHEMICAL GROUP PUBLIC

LIMITED COMPANY

TVK PLC

P.O. Box 20

H-3581 TISZAUJVAROS

T 36.49/522222

F 36.49/521322

Árpád OLVASÓ

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ITALY

POLYNT GROUP

Via Enrico Fermi, 51

24020 Scanzorosciate BERGAMO

T 39.035/652111

F 39.035/652421

Rosario VALIDO

VERSALIS SpA

Piazza Boldrini, 1

20097 SAN DONATO

MILANESE

T 39.02/5201

F N/A

Emanuele TAGLIABUE

POLAND

POLSKI KONCERN NAFTOWY

ORLEN S.A.

PKN ORLEN S.A.

ul. Chemikow 7

09-411 PLOCK

T 48.24/3650000

F 48.24/3654040

Artur PAZDZIOR

ZAK SPOLKA AKCYJNA

ul. Mostowa 30 A

P. O. Box 163

47-220 KEDZIERZYN-KOZLE

T 48.77/4812000

F 48.77/4812999

Sabina NOWOSIELSKA

PORTUGAL

CUF - QUIMICOS INDUSTRIAIS S.A.

Quinta da Industria

Beduido

3860-680 ESTARREJA

T 351.234/810300

F 351.234/810306

Avelino ANTUNES PAULO

PETROLEOS DE PORTUGAL S.A.

PETROGAL

Edificio Galp

Rua Tomás da Fonseca -

Torre C - 12th Floor

1600-209 LISBON

T 351.21/7242500

F 351.21/7242953

Pedro SPOHR

REPUBLIC OF TATARSTAN, RUSSIA

JSC NIZHNEKAMSKNEFTEKHIM

423554 NIZHNEKAMSK

T 7.8555/375381

F N/A

Sergey TEPLYAKOV

ROMANIA

ENERGY BIO CHEMICALS S.A.

234 Traian str. 6th floor,

2nd District

024046 BUCHAREST

T 40.31/8052091

F 40.21/2104300

Emilian PIRGARU

THE ROMPETROL GROUP

City Gate the Northern Tower,

3-5 Piata Presei Libere, 5th floor,

District 1

013702 BUCHAREST

T 40.241/506868

F 40.241/506969

Oana UNGUREANU

SERBIA

HIP-PETROHEMIJA

Spoljnostarcevacka 82

PANCEVO 26000

T 381.13/307200

F 381.13/310207

Sasa ALEKSIC

SPAIN

CEPSA QUIMICA S.A.

Avenida del Partenon 12, 5

28042 MADRID

T 34.91/3376000

F N/A

Fernando ITURRIETA

REPSOL

Paseo de la Castellana 278-280

28046 MADRID

T 34.91/7533399

F 34.90/2555118

Jesús F. GUINEA

UBE CHEMICAL EUROPE S.A

c/ Cardenal Marcelo Spinola, 4

28016 MADRID

T 34.91/5971536

F 34.91/5972869

José Luis BARROSO

SWEDEN

PERSTORP AB

SE-284 80 PERSTORP

T 46.435/38000

F 46.435/38100

Mats PERSSON

SWITZERLAND

DU PONT DE NEMOURS

INTERNATIONAL S.A.

2 Chemin du Pavillon

1218 LE GRAND-SACONNEX

(GENEVA)

T 41.22/7175111

F 41.22/7176113

Olivier CHURET

Full Members (continued)


37

INEOS EUROPE AG

Oxide Division

3 Avenue des Uttins

1180 ROLLE

T 41.21/6277040

F 41.21/6277045

Hans CASIER

INEOS OLEFINS & POLYMERS

EUROPE

3 Avenue des Uttins

1180 ROLLE

T 41.21/6277063

F N/A

Tom CROTTY

LONZA LTD.

Münchensteinerstrasse 38

4002 BASLE

T 41.61/3168111

F 41.61/3169111

Ken McMAHON

MEGLOBAL EUROPE GmbH

Bachtobelstrasse 3

8810 HORGEN

T 41.44/7282659

F 41.44/7282110

Hans HEIJKOOP

STYRON EUROPE GmbH

Zugerstrasse 231

8810 HORGEN

T 41.44/7183600

F 41.44/7183740

Mike CROMACK

THE NETHERLANDS

DOW EUROPE

Herbert H. Dowweg 5

4542 NM HOEK

T 31.115/671234

F 31.115/672423

Peter HOLICKI

LYONDELLBASELL INDUSTRIES

Groothandelsgebouw 737

3013 AM ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/2755500

F 31.10/2755599

Simon GOSWELL

SABIC

Europaboulevard 1

P.O. Box 5151

6130 PD SITTARD

T 31.46/7222222

F 31.46/7222000

Kees AARTSEN

SHELL CHEMICALS EUROPE B.V.

Weena 70

3012 CM ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4415000

F 31.10/4415466

Eva HATZIDEMOU

TURKEY

MKS MARMARA ENTEGRE KIMYA

SANAYI A.S.

Barbaros Bulvari 83/1

Faruk Canitez Sok. No: 8

Besiktas

34353 ISTANBUL

T 90.212/2584368

F 90.212/2271895

Prof. Ates VURAN

PETKIM PETROKIMYA

HOLDING A.S.

P.O. Box 12

35800 ALIAGA/IZMIR

T 90.232/6161240

F 90.232/6161248

Kenan YAVUZ

UNITED KINGDOM

BP CHEMICALS LIMITED

Saltend

HULL HU12 8DS

T 44.1482/ 896251

F 44.1482/ 892696

Colin CAVAN

PHILLIPS 66

Portman House

2 Portman Street

LONDON W1H 6DU

T 44.1926/404000

F 44.1926/404099

Phillips WOODS

SCOTT BADER CO. LTD.

Wollaston Hall

Wollaston

WELLINGBOROUGH

NORTHAMPTON NN29 7RL

T 44.1933/663100

F 44.1933/664586

John WOJAKOWSKI

USA

MOMENTIVE PERFORMANCE

MATERIALS INC.

180 East Broad Street

COLUMBUS OH 43215

T 1.614/2254000

F 1.614/2206655

Nathan FISHER

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Africa

EGYPT

LIFE CHEMICALS GROUP

182 Gesr El Suez St. Bld4

Heliopolis

11321 CAIRO

T 20.24/549350

F 20.24/549377

Maged SHAFICK

ORIENTAL PETROCHEMICALS CO.

OPC

Special Economic Zone

North West Suez Gulf

Zone 9 K35, El Sukhna

P.O. Box 83 Suez

SUEZ

T 20.62/3420001

F 20.10/1660275

Hesham RAAFAT

LIBYA

NATIONAL OIL CORP.

OF LIBYA

NOC

Janat Al-Arief Square

P.O. Box 4768

5335 TRIPOLI

T 218.21/3331905

F 218.21/3331808

Ing. Khaled ZAMMIT

MOROCCO

OCP S.A.

2 Rue Al Abtal Hay erraha

20000 CACASALANCA

T 212.5/22230424

F 212.5/22230635

Dr. Mohammed BENZEKRI

SOUTH AFRICA

ISEGEN SOUTH AFRICA (PTY) LTD.

284 Refinery Road

Isipingo

DURBAN 4110

T 27.31/9133200

F 27.31/9024839

Mark Taco HOLTES

Europe

AUSTRIA

GATX RAIL AUSTRIA GmbH

Am Europlatz 2

Gebäude G

1120 VIENNA

T 43.1/8656685 – 8700

F 43.1/8656685 – 91

Johannes FRIESS

LKW WALTER INTERNATIONALE

TRANSPORTORGANISATION AG

Industriezentrum NÖ-Süd

Strasse 14

2355 WIENER NEUDORF

T 43.5/7777- 2344

F 43.5/7777- 52344

Andreas ZINK

PROCHEMA

HANDELSGESELLSCHAFT mbh

Wienerbergstrasse 3

1100 VIENNA

T 43.1/60560

F 43.1/6070560

Kai ANTONIUS

SIBUR INTERNATIONAL GmbH

Nussdorfer Platz 8

1190 VIENNA

T 43. 1/370 8000-10

F 43.1/3708000-20

Beate KLAUTZER

SUMMIT PETROCHEMICAL

TRADING INC. (Austrian Branch)

Anna Gasse 2

4020 LINZ

T 43.732/9084140

F 43.732/9084146

Günter KASTLER

SUNPOR KUNSTSTOFF GmbH

Tiroler Strasse 14, Postfach 414

3105 ST. PÖLTEN

T 43.2742/2910

F 43.2742/29140

Henk COPPIN

BELGIUM

ADPO N.V.

Haven 1111

Steenlandlaan 3

9130 KALLO

T 32.3/5706300

F 32.3/5706301

Guy LENS

AHLERS BELGIUM N.V.

Noorderlaan 139

2030 ANTWERP

T 32 35437211

F 32 35420023

Bert GOETHALS

AAssociate Members

as of A

pril 2012


39

EGYPT

LIBYA

MOROCCO

SOUTH AFRICA

AUSTRIA

BELGIUM

ANNO CHEMICALS N.V.

Berkenlaan 21

2980 HALLE-ZOERSEL

T 32.3/4642532

F 32.3/4642537

Luc BONAMI

ANTWERP GAS TERMINAL N.V.

Haven 1183

Land van Waaslaan 3

9130 KALLO

T 32.3/5709250

F 32.3/5709279

Walter FAES

ANTWERP PORT AUTHORITY

Port House

Entrepotkaai 1

2000 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2052011

F 32.3/2052269

Xavier VANROLLEGHEM

AQ N.V.

Brechtsebaan 36 Unit 12

2900 SCHOTEN

T 32.3/6854176

F 32.3/6854168

Alain DEVROYE

ARPADIS BENELUX N.V.

Berchemstadionstraat 76

2600 BERCHEM

T 32.3/2069370

F 32.3/2337207

Laurent ABERGEL

BDP INTERNATIONAL N.V.

Bradery Straat 11

2000 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2345711

F 32.3/2268399

Luc WELLENS

BELGIUM MARKETING

SERVICES N.V.

BMS

Antwerp Tower

De Keyserlei 5 - Box 39

2018 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2060600

F 32.3/2341967

Jossi LANDESMAN

C4U TRADE

Interleuvenlaan 62

3001 LEUVEN

T 32.16/394700

F 32.16/394701

Bernard BEKAERT

CHEMICAL MARKETING

COMPANY N.V.

CMC N.V.

Britselei 15

2000 ANTWERP

T 32.3/3537375

F 32.3/2892797

Peter CALLENS

CORRAL N.V.

Blauwe weg 5

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5414060

F 32.3/5415852

Patrick KAVELAARS

CYTEC SURFACE SPECIALITIES

S.A./N.V.

Square Marie Curie 11

1070 BRUXELLES

T 32.2/5604511

F 32.2/5604521

Bernadette ROBBERECHTS

DAMCO BELGIUM N.V.

Haven 200

Schouwkensstraat 7

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5424999

F 32.3/5424999

Neil HOWITT

DELOITTE CONSULTING CVBA

Berkenlaan 8 C

1831 DIEGEM

T 32.2/7495600

F 32.2/7495670

Stephan RAEMAEKERS

EUROWASTE N.V.

Verviersstraat 2/3A

2000 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2813363

F 32.3/2813460

Wilfried VERHAEGEN

EWALS CARGO CARE N.V.

Henry Fordlaan 20

B-3600 GENK

T 32.89/329311

F 32.89/329302

Luc DRIESSEN

GE WATER & PROCESS

TECHNOLOGIES

Interleuvenlaan 25

3001 HEVERLEE

T 32.16/402000

F 32.16/400087

Bart REEKMANS

HAESAERTS INTERMODAL N.V.

Koningin Astridlaan 29

2870 BREENDONK

T 32.3/8867165

F 32.3/8867168

Luc HAESAERTS

HARCO GROUP S.A./N.V.

390 Avenue Louise, Bte 12

1050 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/6732744

F 32.2/6726450

Harry BABIKIAN

40

HUKTRA N.V.

Transportzone

Koggenstraat 12

8380 ZEEBRUGGE

T 32.50/559696

F 32.50/545736

Tim VAN POUCKE

INNUA EUROPE S.A.

Avenue du Diamant 24

B-1030 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/5132363

F 32.2/7325073

Ian CLARK

ITC RUBIS TERMINAL

ANTWERP N.V.

Blikken

Haven 1662

9130 BEVEREN (DOEL)

T 32.3/2100900

F 32.3/2100913

Marcel van den NIEUWENDIJK

JUBILANT PHARMACEUTICALS

Axxes Business park

Guldensporen Park 22

Block C

9820 MERELBEKE

T 32.9/2331404

F 32.9/2330016

Rajesh SETHI

KATOEN NATIE N.V.

Van Aerdtstraat 33

2060 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2216811

F 32.3/2216810

Ir. Fabian LEROY

KEMAT BELGIUM POLYBUTENES

7 Rue de las Sablonniere

1000 BRUXELLES

T 32.2/2191811

F 32.2/2194658

Michael MASON

KLINE EUROPE S.A.

Avenue de Tervuren 273

1150 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/7704740

F 32.2/7709440

Ian BUTCHER

LBC TANK TERMINALS

Haven 275

Leon Bonnetweg 28

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5430542

F 32.3/5430504

Jozef JANSSEN

MANUCHAR N.V.

Rietschoorvelden 20

2170 ANTWERP

T 32.3/6409217

F 32.3/6409330

Maurice HELSEN

METHANEX EUROPE S.A./N.V.

Waterloo Office Park, Building P

Drève Richelle 161 - Box 31

B - 1410 WATERLOO

T 32.2/3520670

F 32.2/3520699

Wade WIGGINS

MITSUI & CO. BENELUX S.A.

Boulevard du Triomphe 173 Bte 1

1160 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/6782111

F 32.2/6782123

Atsushi SUDO

MONUMENT CHEMICAL

A Subsidiary of Monument

Chemicals Inc.

Haven 1972

Ketenislaan 3

9130 KALLO

T 32.3/5702801

F 32.3/5750281

Peter HELLEMANS

NAVIGLOBE N.V.

Noorderlaan 96 - Bus 34

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5424381

F 32.3/5420823

Daniel BOLLAERT

NOORD NATIE TERMINALS N.V.

Haven 225-247

Blauwe Weg 44

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5439900

F 32.3/5439938

Martine TEEUWENS

NOVASOL S.A.

Chaussée de Malines 26

1970 WEZEMBEEK - OPPEM

T 32.2/7697070

F 32.2/7697077

Thomas HOESCH

OCCIDENTAL CHEMICAL

BELGIUM BVBA

De Vunt 13 Office N° 9

3220 HOLSBEEK

T 32.16/479890

F 32.16/479899

David B. STEPHENSON

ODYSSEY LOGISTICS

EUROPE BVBA

Roderveldlaan 4

2600 BERCHEM

T 32.3/2002993

F 32.3/2853460

Jan PEETERS

OXYDE BELGIUM BVBA

Entrepotkaai 9

2000 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2051650

F 32.3/2051659

Peter BLOCKEN

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BELGIUM

CYPRUS

CZECH REPUBLIC

DENMARKPANALPINA WORLD

TRANSPORT N.V.

Noorderlaan 133

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5400800

F 32.3/5422065

Koenraad SEUTIN

PETROLINK N.V.

Antwerpsesteenweg 124

2630 AARTSELAAR

T 32.3/8871422

F 32.3/8871452

Piet VANHAVERBEKE

PHILLIP TOWNSEND ASSOCIATES

Ave. Louise 149, Bte 24-40

1050 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/5357531

F 32.2/5357575

Mark EGGLESTON

PORT OF GHENT

John Kenndeylaan 32

9042 GHENT

T 32.9/2510550

F 32.9/2515406

Hendrik-Jan van ENGELEN

PRAXAIR N.V.

Metropoolstraat 17

2900 SCHOTEN

T 32.3/6418465

F N/A

Johan DESMET

PROVIRON HOLDING N.V.

Gilliostraat 60

2620 HEMIKSEM

T 32.03/8708820

F 32.03/8772333

Stefaan DEPECKER

RTCHEM BVBA

Industriepark 14/108

B-9031 DRONGEN

T 32.9/2458208

F 32.9/2458209

Jef van den BERG

SOLUTIA EUROPE SPRL/BVBA

Corporate Village, Aramis Building

Leonardo Da Vincilaan 1

1935 ZAVENTEM

T 32.2/7465000

F 32.2/7465700

Ronald SMEULDERS

TANK OPSLAG VERBEKE N.V.

Terlochtweg 60/64

2620 HEMIKSEM

T 32.3/8771533

F 32.3/8777033

Luk WUYTS

TRANSPORT GHEYS N.V.

Voortstraat 19

2400 MOL

T 32.14/812121

F 32.14/470796

Erik VANDE PAER

UOP N.V.

Noorderlaan 147

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5409911

F 32.3/5417806

Dr. Eugenio POLLA

WAUTERS TANKTRANSPORT N.V.

Industriepark Zwaarveld 35

9220 HAMME

T 32.52/479256

F 32.52/478872

Etienne WAUTERS

WIJNGAARD NATIE N.V.

Vrieskaai 98

Haven 99

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/5427000

F 32.3/5427090

Bob VAN DEN EYNDE

WILHELMSEN SHIPS SERVICE/

BARWIL BENELUX N.V.

Houtdok Noordkaai 26

Kambalastraat 12

2030 ANTWERP

T 32.3/2216110

F 32.3/2273444

Capt. Jan CUYT

YARA S.A.

Avenue Marcel Thiry 83

1200 BRUSSELS

T 32.2/7735500

F 32.2/7735202

Bart MEIJBURG

CYPRUS

TG BIOCHEMICALS LTD.

Heathrow Tower

13 Konstantinou Paparigopoulou

3733 LIMASSOL

T 357.25 /818780/84

F 357.25/818785

Giuseppe SPAGNOLI

CZECH REPUBLIC

SPOLEK PRO CHEMICKOU

HUTNÍ VÝROBU A.S.

SPOLCHEMIE

Revolucní 1930/86

400 32 USTI NAD LABEM

T 420.477/161 111

F 420.477/163 333

Paul YIANNI

DENMARK

BLT CHEMBULK GROUP

EUROPE A.S.

Parallelvej 14

2800 LYNGBY

T 45.45/267920

F N/A

Henrik KOCH

42

CP KELCO ApS

Ved Banen 16

4623 LILLE SKENSVED

T 45.56/165616

F 45.56/169446

Henrik PETERSEN

KEMIRA WATER DANMARK A.S.

G-VEJ 3

DK-2300 COPENHAGEN

T 45.33136711

F 45.33138542

Hans Christian MENGEL

LAURITZEN KOSAN A.S.

Sankt Annae Plads 28

1291 COPENHAGEN

T 45.33/968000

F 45.33/968201

Thomas WOIDEMANN

NORDIC TANKERS A.S.

Sundkrogsgade 21

2100 COPENHAGEN

T 45.39/109000

F 45.39/109001

Michael ADELTOFT

UNI-CHARTERING A.S.

Kullinggade 36 A

5700 SVENDBORG

T 45.88/309909

F 45.88/309900

Per EKMANN

ESTONIA

HAVILA OÜ

Narva mnt 7.664

10117 TALLIN

T 372.6/109410

F 372.6/109411

Igor LEPETUKHIN

FINLAND

BALTIC TANK OY

Pansiontie 55

20240 TURKU

T 358.207/119700

F 358.207/119719

Antti LAAKSONEN

CRYSTAL POOL LTD.

Mechelininkatu 1 a

00180 HELSINKI

T 358.20/4865010

F 358.20/4865011

Elisa MIKKOLAINEN

ROBOGRIND OY

Ketolankuja 2

85100 KALAJOKI

T 358.50/5558412

F N/A

Bob de BOS

FRANCE

ADISSEO FRANCE SAS

10 Place de Général de Gaulle

92160 ANTONY

T 33.4/74569400

F 33.4/74569401

Marc PROTO

ALLFAST-SHIPPING

Member of Groupe

Sica-Atlantique

P.O. Box 2074

17010 LA ROCHELLE CEDEX 01

T 33.5/46347575

F 33.5/46347879

Kevin EDELIN

ASMARINE ASSOCIES SAS

40 Avenue Hoche

75008 PARIS

T 33.1/49539373

F 33.1/49539372

Pascal FIÉVÉ

AZELIS

23 Rue des Ardennes

75019 PARIS

T 33.1/44734000

F 33.1/44731033

Denis PERRUCHOT

BARRY ROGLIANO SALLES

11, Boulevard Jean Mermoz

92522 NEUILLY SUR SEINE CEDEX

T 33.1/41921234

F 33.1/41921490

Rémy CHAZELLE

E-B-TRANS

108 Rue Réaumur

75002 PARIS

T 33.1/42610789

F 33.1/42610822

Blaise DURAND

ERMEWA HOLDING S.A.

172 Rue de la République

92817 PUTEAUX CEDEX

T 33.1/49072531

F 33.1/49072548

Olivier GHESQUIERE

GCATRANS

Zone Industrielle de Gournier

BP 109

26216 MONTELIMAR CEDEX

T 33.4/75004700

F 33.4/75000324

Christian CARBONELL

GROUPE SAMAT S.A.

ZI de Seyssuel - 1654

38216 VIENNE CEDEX

T 33.4/74788020

F 33.4/74788025

Florence DUPASQUIER



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DENMARK

ESTONIA

FINLA

ND

FRANCE

GERMANYMANUFACTURE FRANCAISE des

PNEUMATIQUES MICHELIN

MICHELIN

23 Place des Carmes-Déchaux

63040 CLERMONT FERRAND

CEDEX 09

T 33.4/73322000

F 33.4/73322202

Jan BLAAUW

NACCO S.A.

40 Rue La Boétie

75008 PARIS

T 33.1/45615620

F 33.1/40740624

David Mac NAUGHTON

NORBERT DENTRESSANGLE SAS

1208 Route des Pierrelles,

Beausemblant BP 98

26241 SAINT VALLIER SUR

RHONE CEDEX

T 33.4/75232526

F 33.4/75031877

Jérôme BURTIN

OMNOVA SOLUTIONS SAS

14 Avenue des Tropiques

Z.A. de Courtaboeuf

91955 VILLEJUST

T 33.1/69292700

F 33.1/69292704

Franck DUVAL

RUBIS TERMINAL

33 Avenue de Wagram

75854 PARIS CEDEX 17

T 33.1/53818620

F 33.1/45724546

François TERRASSIN

SEA INVEST SHIPPING AGENCY

14 Boulevard de l’Ouest

B.P. 4181

76723 ROUEN CEDEX

T 33.2/32108507

F 33.2/32108516

Jérôme FISSET

TORAY FILMS EUROPE

Place d’Arménie

St Maurice de Beynost

01708 MIRIBEL CEDEX

T 33.472/881600

F 33.472/881670

Frédéric FABRE

TRICON ENERGY LTD.

93 Avenue Charles de Gaulle

92200 NEUILLY SUR SEINE

T 33.1/46407777

F 33.1/72705030

Marc COUDERC

UNIVAR EUROPE

17 Avenue Louison Bobet

94132 FONTENAY-SOUS-BOIX

CEDEX

T 33.1/43940675

F 33.1/43940742

Guy MONTEIL

WORMS SERVICES MARITIMES

48/50 Rue Notre Dame des

Victoires

75 002 PARIS

T 33.1/53401213

F 33.1/72729564

Marcel-Louis CERE

GERMANY

ACCENTURE GmbH

Kaistrasse 20

40221 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/912064000

F 49.6173/9444000

Frank RENNEKAMP

AGNAT INDUSTRIESERVICE GmbH

Metallstrasse 24

41751 VIERSEN

T 49.2162/4819830

F 49.2162/4819822

Friedel ESTERMANN

ALFRED TALKE GmbH & Co. KG

LOGISTIC SERVICES

Max-Planck-Strasse 20

50354 HÜRTH

T 49.2233/5990

F 49.2233/599160

Armin TALKE

ALLESSACHEMIE GmbH

Alt Fechenheim 34

60386 FRANKFURT AM MAIN

T 49.69/410901

F 49.69/41092100

Dr. Thomas BÜTTNER

ARG mbH & Co. KG

Philosophenweg 31-33

47051 DUISBURG

T 49.203/318640

F 49.203/3186479

Michael DÖRNEMANN

BAY LOGISTIK GmbH & Co. KG

Schüttelgrabenring 3

71332 WAIBLINGEN

T 49.7151/500210

F 49.7151/5002119

Michael SCHAAF

BDV BEHRENS GmbH

Sophienterrasse 21

20149 HAMBURG

T 49.40/323185-0

F 49.40/323185-25

Christoph MARQUARDT

BEWERMA-CHEMIE

HANDELSGES mbH

Hanseatic Trade Center

Kehrwieder 11

20457 HAMBURG

T 49.40/3014170

F 49.40/30143170

Friedrich LOEHDEN

44

BIESTERFELD AG

Ferdinandstr. 41

20095 HAMBURG

T 49.40/32008/0

F 49.40/32008/340

Birger KUCK

BRENNTAG AG

Stinnes-Platz 1

45472 MULHEIM/RUHR

T 49.208/78280

F 49.208/7828698

Steven HOLLAND

BRUHN SPEDITION GmbH

Karlstrasse 14

23554 LÜBECK

T 49.451/4804-0

F 49.451/4804-910

Gert LAURIJSSENS

BÜFA CHEMIKALIEN

GmbH & Co. KG

An der Autobahn 14

27798 HUDE

T 49.4484/9456865

F 49.4484/9456863

Tim WENZEL

CAMELOT MANAGEMENT

CONSULTANTS AG

Theodor Heuss Anlage 12

68165 MANNHEIM

T 49.621/862980

F 49.621/86298250

Tim BETT

CHEMION LOGISTIK GmbH

Chempark Leverkusen

Building A51

51368 LEVERKUSEN

T 49.214/3033900

F 49.214/3033901

Hans-Joachim SCHULTES

CROPENERGIES AG

Gottlieb-Daimler Str. 12

68165 MANNHEIM

T 49.621/714190-00

F 49.621/714190-02

Dr. Lutz GUDERJAHN

DAICEL (EUROPA) GmbH

Mergenthalerallee 77

65760 ESCHBORN

T 49.6196/969590

F 49.6196/9695920

Ken BANDO

DB SCHENKER RAIL

DEUTSCHLAND AG

Rheinstrasse 2a

55116 MAINZ

T 49.6131/1560106

F 49.6131/1560820

Katja SANDER

DHL FREIGHT, DHL GLOBAL

MANAGEMENT GmbH

Fritz-Erler-Str. 9

53113 BONN

T 49.228/1820

F 49.228/1827099

Thomas ELLMANN

DSV ROAD GmbH

Hans-Martin-Schleyer-Str 18a

Haus 5

47877 WILLICH

T 49.2154/9544-0

F 49.2154/9544-209

Markus WALKE

ESSBERGER TANKERS

Palmaille 45

22767 HAMBURG

T 49.40/38016597

F 49.40/38016536

Henrik ALTHOFF

GALATA CHEMICALS GmbH

Chemiestrasse 22

68623 LAMPERTHEIM

T 49.6206/9570

F 49.6206/957640

Martin DECKER

GEBR. OVERLACK

CHEMISCHE FABRIK GmbH

Aachener Strasse 258

41061 MÖNCHENGLADBACH

T 49.2161/3560

F 49.2161/356111

Uwe STAHMANN

GEFO GESELLSCHAFT für

OELTRANSPORTE mbH

Kurze Mühren 2

20095 HAMBURG

T 49.40/301050

F 49.40/30105214

Eberhard von GEORG

GELSENCHEM CHEMICAL

PRODUCTS GmbH

Bebelallee 1

22299 HAMBURG

T 49.40/555933-0

F 49.40/555933-14

Thomas LUELLEMANN

GMS-CHEMIE

HANDELSGESELLCHAFT mbH

Mönckebergstrasse 13

20095 HAMBURG

T 49.40/3097390

F 49.40/30973920

Ulrich WILDT

H. MÖLLER & Co. KG

Bürgerkamp 1

48565 STEINFURT

T 49.2551/934020

F 49.2551/934065

Rainer BERGHAUS



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HANSA GROUP AG

Hansa Chemie Divison

Wanheimerstrasse 408

47053 DUISBURG

T 49.203/73804-146

F 49.203/73804-321

Alan ALAMBEIGI

HAPAG-LLOYD AG

Ballindamm 25

D-20095 HAMBURG

T 49.403001-0

F 49.40/330053

Hans Albert SCHÄFER

HARKE CHEMICALS GmbH

Xantener Strasse 1

45479 MULHEIM/RUHR

T 49.208/3069-0

F 49.208/30691111

Thorsten HARKE

HELM AG

Nordkanalstrasse 28

20097 HAMBURG

T 49.40/23750

F 49.40/23751845

Norbert BAUM

HKS SPEDITIONS GmbH

Traunreuter Strasse 32

84478 WALDKRAIBURG

T 49.8638/95230

F 49.8638/952360

Andreas HAAG

HOYER GmbH

Wendenstrasse 414-424

20537 HAMBURG

T 49.40/210440

F 49.40/21044246

Thomas HOYER

IDEMITSU KOSAN CO. LTD.

Elberfelder Strasse, 2

40213 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/177340

F 49.211/1773423

Koji MATSUKAWA

IMPLICO GmbH

Weidestrasse 120b

22083 HAMBURG

T 49.40/2709360

F 49.40/27093646

Michael GOERNER

INVISTA RESINS & FIBERS GmbH

Philipp-Reis-Strasse 2

65795 HATTERSHEIM AM MAIN

T 49.69/3056400

F 49.69/30549147

Chantal FITTING

ITOCHU DEUTSCHLAND GmbH

Am Seestern 3

40547 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/52900

F 49.211/5290855

Mitusharu INOUE

JÜRGEN SCHMIDT

CHEMIEVERTRETUNG GmbH

Hermann-Ehlers-Weg 2

25337 ELMSHORN

T 49.4121/29490

F 49.4121/294920

Juergen SCHMIDT

K.H. KLINK

CHEMIEROHSTOFFE GmbH

Nauheimer Strasse 37

70372 STUTTGART

T 49.711/553810

F 49.711/5538130

Ernst-Eberhard KLINK

KAO CHEMICALS GmbH

Kupferstrasse 1

46446 EMMERICH

T 49.2822/7110

F 49.2822/711209

Guus GERRITSEN

KARL SCHMIDT SPEDITION

GmbH & Co. KG

Rötelstrasse 1

74076 HEILBRONN

T 49.7131/9470

F 49-7131947159

Siegfried OTT

KUBE & KUBENZ

Internationale Speditions- und

Logistikgesellschaft mbH & Co. KG

Nagelsweg 39

20097 HAMBURG

T 49.40/2372070

F 49.40/233430

Michael KUBENZ

KURARAY EUROPE GmbH

Philipp Reis Strasse 4

65795 HATTERSHEIM/MAIN

T 49.69/30585350

F 49.69/30587350

Bernd FRISCHBIER

LAABS GmbH SPEDITION

Porschestrasse 17

31135 HILDESHEIM

T 49.5121/ 7622-0

F 49.5121/ 7622-14

Jürgen LENZ

LANFER LOGISTIK GmbH

Dieselstrasse 10

49716 MEPPEN

T 49.5931/8002-0

F 49.5931/8002-636

Hermann LANFER

LEHNKERING GmbH

Schifferstrasse 26

47059 DUISBURG

T 49.203/31880

F 49 203/3188213

Cees VAN GENT

GERMANY

46

LINDE AG

Gas & Engineering

Klosterhofstr. 1

80331 MUNICH

T 49.89/35757-01

F 49.89/35757-1075

Prof. Dr.-Ing. Aldo BELLONI

LIQUICHEM HGmbH

Beselerstrasse 2a

22607 HAMBURG

T 49.40/8997890

F 49.40/8997899

Jan SCHOENBACH

MARKETING / LOGISTIC -

SERVICE

MLS

Siedlungsstrasse 12

04617 LÖDLA / OT RÖDIGEN

T 49.3447/832183

F 49.3447/861686

Hans-Georg BACHMANN

MARUBENI EUROPE PLC

Düsseldorf Branch

Benrather Strasse 18-20

40213 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/3671351

F 49.211/3671209

Tetsuya NEMOTO

MITSUBISHI CHEMICAL

EUROPE GmbH

Willstätterstr. 30

40549 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/52054-10

F 49.211/591272

Hideki KAMEI

MITSUBISHI INTERNATIONAL GmbH

Chemical Division

Kennedydamm 19

D-40476 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/43 97-0

F 49.211/43 97-253

Sachio KANEKI

MY-CHEM GmbH

Innungsstrasse 11

D-21244 BUCHHOLZ

T 49.4181/99900

F 49.4181/999019

Ralf MEINECKE

OILTANKING GmbH

Admiralitätstrasse 55

20459 HAMBURG

T 49.40/370990

F 49.40/37099499

Martijn van KOOLWIJK

PCC SE

Moerser Strasse 149

47198 DUISBURG

T 49.2066/201911

F 49.2066/54682

Dr. Alfred PELZER

PENPET PETROCHEMICAL

TRADING GmbH

Merkurring 105

22143 HAMBURG

T 49.40/6757990

F 49.40/67579999

Geerd MEISTER

PENTA CHEMIKALIEN

GmbH & Co. KG

Hauptstrasse 204

63814 MAINASCHAFF

T 49.6021/35240

F 49.6021/352450

Dr. Bernd SOYKE

QUINN CHEMICALS GmbH

Am Haupttor

Gebäude 4900

06237 LEUNA

T 49.3461/5198500

F 49.3461/5198590

Dermot CAREY

REEDEREI JAEGERS GmbH

Königstrasse 88

47198 DUISBURG

T 49.2066/2070

F 49.2066/207281

Klaus VALENTIN

RHENUS LOGISTICS GmbH

Oberfeldweg 42

76661 PHILIPPSBURG

T 49.72/56 808 20 50

F 49.72/56 808 20 55

Ehrhard BECK

RUHR-PETROL GmbH

Kindlinger Strasse 4

45128 ESSEN

T 49.201/810620

F 49.201/8106244

Ruediger HARKER

SAMSUNG C&T

DEUTSCHLAND GmbH

Am Kronberger Hang 6

65824 SCHWALBACH

T 49.6196/665990

F 49.6196/665955

Kris KIM

SASOL CHEMIE GmbH & Co. KG

Anckelmannsplatz 1

20537 HAMBURG

T 49.40/5303661678

F 49.40/5303661750

Dr. Werner SCHNITZENDÖBEL

SASOL GERMANY GmbH

Anckelmannsplatz 1

20537 HAMBURG

T 49.40/636841000

F 49.40/636843700

Jörn LADEHOFF



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GERMANY

GREECE

HUNGARY

ITALYSCL GmbH

Marie-Curie-Strasse 2

35510 BUTZBACH

T 49.6033/928700

F 49.6033/9287025

Siegfried MENK

SK NETWORKS

DEUTSCHLAND GmbH

Lyoner Strasse 34

60528 FRANKFURT

T 49.69/6690010

F 49.69/6661099

Seong Wook KWAK

SOJITZ EUROPE PLC

Chemicals Department Section 2

Düsseldorf Branch

Am Wehrhahn 33

40211 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/35510

F 49.211/3551110

Nobuhiro MASUDA

SOLVADIS METHANOL GmbH

Königsberger Strasse 1

60487 FRANKFURT/MAIN

T 49.6957/007201

F 49.6957/7007204

René BUTZELAAR

STOCKMEIER CHEMIE

GmbH & Co. KG

Eckendorferstrasse 10

33609 BIELEFELD

T 49.521/30370

F 49.521/3037159

Peter STOCKMEIER

STRATLEY AG

Kaiser-Wilhelm-Ring 27-29

50672 COLOGNE

T 49.221/5694126

F 49.221/5694200

Ulrike SANDER

SÜD-CHEMIE AG

Lenbachplatz 6

80333 MUNICH

T 49. 89/5110-0

F 49. 89/5110-375

Dr. Günter VON AU

SUMITOMO DEUTSCHLAND GmbH

Georg-Glock-Strasse 8

40474 DÜSSELDORF

T 49.211/4570271

F 49.211/4570406

Akira RYUMAN

TANQUID GmbH & Co. KG

Schifferstrasse 210

47059 DUISBURG

T 49.203/317397-0

F 49.203/3173971-111

Dipl.-Ing. Lutz SZIBOR

VTG AG

Nagelsweg 34

20097 HAMBURG

T 49.40/2354-0

F 49.40/23541199

Dr. Heiko FISCHER

GREECE

CORAL AE

Ag. Kyriakis 6-8 & Chariton

17564 ATHENS

T 30.210/9476000

Jordan HATZISARIS

NEOCHIMIKI S.A.

8 Heyden Street

10434 ATHENS

T 30.210/9460400

F 30.210/9460402

George THANOPOULOS

SEAWAY FORWARDING &

LOGISTICS S.A.

16 Ipirou Street

57009 THESSALONIKI

T 30.2310/700738

F 30.2310/789080

Isidoros PRINTEZIS

HUNGARY

MASPED TLOG KFT

Vac’i ut 85

1139 BUDAPEST

T 36.1/4518344

F 36.1/4528304

Miklos HORVATH

ITALY

A.M.P.I. Srl

Strada Anulare Torre 4

20090 SAN FELICE SEGRATE (MI)

T 39.02/7533187

F 39.02/7530732

Maria Teresa NAZZARI

ALBACHEM Srl

Corso Buenos Aires 93/3

16043 CHIAVARI

T 39.02/2441639

F 39.02/2423773

Daniele MAESTRELLI

ATTILIO CARMAGNANI SpA

AC

Via Dei Reggio 2

16155 GENOA PEGLI

T 39.010/60061

F 39.010/6006230

Giorgio BONETTI

AUSSACHEM SpA

Via Garibaldi, 5

31050 SANTANDRA DI

POVEGLIANO (TV)

T 39.0431/621493

F 39.0431/666459

Davide SALVADORI

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CHEMIGAS SpA

Via Pammatone 2

16121 GENOA

T 39.010/5467091

F 39.010/5467050

Giorgio PICCININO

CHIMEDIMARE Srl

Via Fieschi 1

16121 GENOA

T 39.010/531151

F 39.010/591435

Virgilio POMPEI

CHIMICAL EXPRESS Srl

Via Luigi Volpicella, 194

80147 NAPOLI

T 39.081/2439711

F 39.081/5726482

Francesco MATTOZZI

CHIMITEX SpA

Via Vespucci 8

21054 FAGNANO OLONA (VA)

T 39.0331/613911

F 39.0331/610866

Giuseppe LATTUADA

CHIMITRADE SpA

Piazza Duca D’Aosta 12

20124 MILAN

T 39.02/66985993

F 39.02/66984066

Flavio BASSO

CINCOTTA SHIPPING AGENCY Srl

Via Sa Perdixedda 18/B

09123 CAGLIARI

T 39.070/60501

F 39.070/667775

Ing. Vincenzo CINCOTTA

CON.A.P. S.C.R.L.

Viale Umbria 1/3

29017 FIORENZUOLA D’ARDA

(PIACENZA)

T 39.0523/241890

F 39.0523/981212

Vania DORDONI

DE NAPOLI Srl

Via Torriani 19/C

22100 COMO

T 39.031/2454901

F 39.031/266615

Dr. Nicola DE NAPOLI

ECEPLAST Srl

Via della Repubblica Italiane 110

70032 BITONTO (BA)

T 39.0881/978080

F 39.0881/979100

Dr. Nicola ALTOBELLI

FEDERTRASPORTI SpA

Via G. di Vittorio 21/B1

40013 CASTEL MAGGIORE (BO)

T 39.377/809012

F 39.377/809092

Vincenzo LOMBARDI

FERRARI ALDO TRASPORTI Srl

Corso Garibaldi 111

29017 FIORENZUOLA D’ARDA (PC)

T 39.0371/46641

F 39.0371/466400

Paolo CERUTI

FINBETA SpA

Via Nazionale Piemonte 4

17100 SAVONA

T 39.019/833111

F 39.019/823703

Luca BERTANI

GUIDO BERNARDINI Srl

Strada Maratta Bassa 51

05100 TERNI

T 39.0744/390303

F 39.0744/390332

Umbro BERNARDINI

M&G FINANZIARIA Srl

Localitá Ribrocca S.N.

C.P.11

15057 TORTONA (AL)

T 39.0131/8101

F 39.0131/811759

Ing. Guido GHISOLFI

MARENZANA SpA

Via Trattato di Schengen n° 5

15067 NOVI LIGURE

T 39.0143/313511

F 39.0143/746483

Alberto MARENZANA

MARNAVI SpA

Via S. Brigida 39

80133 NAPLES

T 39.081/2513300

F 39.081/5510865

Domenico IEVOLI

NERI DEPOSITI COSTIERI SpA

Via Leonardo da Vinci N° 33

57123 LIVORNO

T 39.0586/43951

F 39.0586/422249

Dr. Piero NERI

NOVELMAR Srl

Via Aurelia 116

16031 BOGLIASCO (GENOA)

T 39.010/3471041

F 39.010/3472654

Lorenzo VIGNOLO

PAGANELLA SpA

Via Cristoforo Colombo, 1

ZI Valdaro

46100 MANTOVA

T 39.0376/343711

F 39.0376/302620

Bernard NOEL



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RADICI PARTECIPAZIONI SpA

Via Ugo Foscolo 152

24024 GANDINO (BG)

T 39.035/715411

F 39.035/715477

Angelo RADICI

RESICHEM Srl

Piazza A. Gramsci 5

20154 MILAN

T 39.02/3494532

F 39.02/3494648

Bruno RUSSO

SAR TRASPORTI SCPA

Via Vicoli 89

48100 RAVENNA

T 39.0544/462345

F 39.0544/462356

Franco FOGLI

SARMA Srl

Via Roma 47

09124 CAGLIARI

T 39.070/667941-2

F 39.070/670495

D. R. LINDFIELD

SOCIETÁ IMPORTAZIONE

MATERIE PRIME SpA

SIMP SpA

Via Triboldi Pietro, 4

26015 SORESINA (CR)

T 39.0374/341830

F 39.0374/343964

Marco COLDANI

STAR CHEMICAL LOGISTIC SpA

Loc. Il Moro, 1

Frazione Paradiso

20085 LOCATE DI TRIULZI (MI)

T 39.02/90402200

F 39.02/90402221

Elena REMONDINI

WATSON GRAY ITALIA Srl

Via Polidoro da Caravaggio, 33

20156 MILAN

T 39.02/38000932

F 39.02/38005375

Roberto ODDICINI

LUXEMBOURG

PERFORMANCE FIBERS EUROPE

Zone Industrielle Bommelscheuer

4940 BASCHARAGE

T 352.26/50336700

F 352.26/5033 6701

Catherine MARTINET

MALTA

MASTER CHEM OIL LTD.

Level 2, Regional Business Centre

University heights,

MSD 1751 MSIDA

T 40.21/2029078

F 40.21/2240860

Dan BERENDEL

NORWAY

ATLAS CHEMICAL TANKERS A.S.

Smastrandgaten 3

Xhibition 6th Floor

5807 BERGEN

T 47.55/541100

F 47.55/541101

Kenneth Audestad WARA

BERGEN TANKER BROKERS A.S.

Strandgaten 197

P.O. Box 1853 Nordnes

5817 BERGEN

T 47.55/306760

F 47.55/234057

Arne TEIGLAND

BROEDR. SUNDE A.S.

Karenlyst Allé 2

0278 OSLO

T 47.22/129350

F 47.22/129365

Bertil SUNDE

INGE STEENSLAND A.S.

Fridtjof Nansens Pl. 7

0111 OSLO

T 47.23/135500

F N/A

Botolf SUNDBY

JO TANKERS GROUP

Kokstadflaten 5

P.O. Box 43

5863 BERGEN

T 47.5599/8730

F 47.5599/8840

Johan Odvar ODFJELL

KS JOACHIM GRIEG & CO.

C. Sundtsgate 17/19

P.O. Box 234 Sentrum

5804 BERGEN

T 47.55/576758

F N/A

Frank MÜLLER

ODFJELL SE

Conrad Mohrs veg 29

5072 BERGEN

T 47.55/270000

F 47.55/284741

Jan Arthur HAMMER

SEATRANS CHEMICAL TANKERS A.S.

Wernersholmsvei 5, Hop

P.O. Box 15, Nesttun

5852 BERGEN

T 47.55/923200

F 47.55/911450

Jan Henrik JOHANSEN

ITALY

LUXEMBOURG

MALTA

NORWAY

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UNGER FABRIKKER A.S.

Narntegata 25

P.O. Box 254

1601 FREDRIKSTAD/

NABBETORP

T 47.69/708200

F 47.69/323775

Jan Ivar RUUD

UTKILEN A.S.

Strandgaten 197

P.O. Box 1163

5811 BERGEN

T 47.55/307800

F 47.8/5028020

Magne OVREAS

WESTCHART A.S.

P.O. Box 1192

Sentrum

5811 BERGEN

T 47.55/303550

F 47.55/303560

Karl Erik GJESDAL

POLAND

CIECH S.A.

Pulawska 182 str.

02-670 WARSAW

T 22.639/1000

F 22.639/1451

Janusz TYCHMANSKI

GLOB-TERMINAL Sp. z.o.o.

Al. 1000-lecia Panstwa Polskiego 4

15-111 BIALYSTOK

T 48.85/6539185

F 48.85/6760550

Serguei TIKHONOV

INTRA S.A.

ul. Konopnickiej 5

68-120 ILOWA

T 48.68/3609320

F 48.68/3774474

Gosia BARTLEWSKA

SYNTHOS S.A.

ul. Chemików 1

32-600 OSWIECIM

T 48.33/8441821

F 48.33/8424218

Dariusz KRAWCZYK

VICTORIA CHEMICALS

Sp. z.o.o. (LTD.)

Plac Marszalka Józefa Pilsudskiego 2

00-073 WARSAW

T 48.22/3388900

F 4822/3388999

Aleksander BIRMAN

ZAKLADY AZOTOWE PULAWY S.A.

AL.1000 -

Lecia Pántswa Polskiego 13

24-110 PULAWY

T 48.81/5652050

F 48.81/565 32 90

Marek KAPLUCHA

PORTUGAL

ARTLANT PTA

Zona Industrial e Logistica de Sines

Zona 2 - Lote 2E1

Monte Feio

7520-064 SINES

T 35.126/9189000

F 35.269/189099

Dr. Rui TOSCANO

RUSSIA

BINA GROUP LTD.

4/bld.1 Lieninskiy Prospect

MOSCOW 119049

T 7.495/225.54.11

F 7.495/225.75.49

Olga KUDRINA

GAZPROM EXPORT LLC

9, Strastnoy Boulevard

MOSCOW 127006

T 7.499/5036268

F 7.499/5036325

Marina PAVLOVA

JSC ALCO-NAPHTHA

Donskaya str. 12

MOSCOW 119049

T 7.495/937-4705

F 7.495/937-4722

Platon MILEEV

NEW POLYMERS PLANT

"SENEGE" JSC

Promzona Rekintso, bld. 1

SOLNECHNOGORSK 141500

T 7.495/7778887(1602)

F 7.495/77788875(1282)

Svetlana YAKOVLEVA

RUSKHIMSET JSC

21-1806, Noviy Arbat str.

MOSCOW 119019

T 7.495/7301212

F 7.495/7898399

Alexander IVLEV

SANORS

446214 Novokuibyshevsk

Samarskaya oblast

Russian Federation

NOVOKUIBYSHEVSK 446214

T 7.846/3530800

F 7.846/2768961

Georgy SARKISOV

SINTEZ OKA LLC

East Industrial Zone

Sintez East Highway, Building 547

7th KM of East Road

Nizhiny Novgorad Region

DZERZHINSK 606000

T 7.8313/272484

F 7.8313/272472

Alexander SMYK



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NORWAY

POLAND

PORTUGAL

RUSSIA

SLOVENIA

SPAIN

SLOVENIA

ORKA d.o.o.

Dvorakova Ulica 5

1000 LJUBLJANA

T 386.1/6200600

F 386.1/6200506

Groga CENCIC

SPAIN

ACIDEKA S.A.

Capuchinos de Basurto 6-4A

48013 BILBAO

T 34.94/4255022

F 34.94/4255426

Lorena FERNANDEZ

AROLA, ADUANAS Y

CONSIGNACIONES S.L.

C/Santiyan 2-1

43004 TARRAGONA

T 34.977/242814

F 34.977/236120

Joan FRANCO

BALTRANSA

Ctra. De Carrion, S/N

Apartados de Correos 130

13005 CIUDAD-REAL

T 34.926/220850

F 34.926/227975

José Luis RUIZ HERAS

BERGE MARITIMA S.L.

Antonio Maura 4

28014 MADRID

T 34.91/7014920

F 34.91/7014930

Carlos LOSADA RAMIREZ

CAMPI Y JOVE S.A.

Venezuela 103

08019 BARCELONA

T 34.93/4766666

F 34.93/2073707

Ramón JOVE PONS

CONTANK S.A.

Travesera de Can Estapé 5-7

Poligono Industrial Can Estapé

8755 CASTELLBISBAL

(BARCELONA)

T 34.93/7089600

F 34.93/7089601

Israel LAGO XIMÉNEZ

ERSHIP S.A.

Carrera 34

08004 BARCELONA

T 34.93/4437510

F 34.93/4414561

Ricardo HERNANDEZ

ESPÃNA MARKETING SERVICES S.L.

EMS

Doctor Fleming 33 - Bajo A

28036 MADRID

T 34.91/3458388

F 34.91/3592996

Rafael GONZALEZ DIAZ

IBERICA MARITIMA TARRAGONA S.A.

Calle Santian, 3, entlo.

43004 TARRAGONA

T 34.977/223000

F 34.977/226805

Jordi MARTI

IBERICA TANKER CHARTERING S.L.

C/. Lleo XIII, 4, 1st Floor

08022 BARCELONA

T 34.93/3960230

F 34.93/3960240

Xavier MATHEU

INDUKERN S.A.

Parc Empresaria Masblau II

c/ Alta Ribagorza 6-8

08820 EL PRAT (BCN)

T 34.93/5069100

F 34.506/9199

Cesar VILLALBA

MARTANKERS I S.L.

General Diaz Porlier 84 - 1° A

28006 MADRID

T 34.9/1309135

F 34.9/13090283

Isabel PONS

NEXT MARITIME S.L.

Port Tarraco

Muelle de Lerida,edf B1,2F

43004 TARRAGONA

T 34.977/234777

F 34.977/246110

Francesc DIANEZ

PAÑALON S.A.

Avda. Reyes Católicos, 150

02600 VILLARROBLEDO

T 34.902/143377

F 34.967/174124

Antonio MONTERO

QUIMIDROGA S.A.

Tuset 26

08006 BARCELONA

T 34.93/2363636

F 34.93/2179325

Vicente MUNOZ

SCHUPP IBERICA S.L.

Dr. Ferran 11 Bajos

08034 BARCELONA

T 34.93/2045800

F 34.93/2045150

Jürgen BUCHHOLZ

SEVITRADE S.L.

Ctra. de la Esclusa 37, Acceso A

41011 SEVILLA

T 34.95/4280092

F 34.95/4280259

Francisco GARCIA CAMPOS

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TERMINALES PORTUARIAS S.L.

TEPSA

Muelle de la Energía, s/n

08039 BARCELONA

T 34.93/2895540

F 34.93/2234579

Luis SALA ALCUBILLA

TRADEBE SHIPPING S.L.

Av. Barcelona 109, 5 Planta

08970 SANT JUAN DESPI

BARCELONA

T 34.93/2058100

F 34.93/2058130

Anner EGGINK

VARTECO QUIMICA IBERICA S.L.

G.V. de les Corts Catalanes 583 5P

08011 BARCELONA

T 34.93/3063419

F 34.93/3063499

Diego Jose GARCIA TOUZA

VOPAK TERQUIMSA

TERMINALES QUÍMICOS S.A.

Muelle de la Quimica s/n

43004 TARRAGONA

T 34.977/241454

F 34.977/237867

Ignacio José CASAJÚS LÓPEZ

SWEDEN

FRED HOLMBERG & Co. AB

Geijersgatan 8

216 18 LIMHAMN

T 46.40/157920

F 46.40/162295

Max HOLMBERG

NYNAS AB

Lindetorpsvägen 7

121 29 STOCKHOLM

T 46.8/6021200

F 46.8/913427

Erik JOSEPHSSON

STEM SHIPPING

Herserudsv. 8

18125 LIDINGO

T 46.8/6362560

F 46.8/6362599

Carl Johan LEIJONHIELM

SWITZERLAND

AMEROPA AG

Rebgasse 108

4102 BINNINGEN

T 41.61/3012711

F 41.61/3029863

Manuela BOBIRNAC

AOT TRADING AG

Grafenauweg 4

6304 ZUG

T 41.41/7276900

F 41.41/7266900

Martin RIEPL

AROKON AG

Bahnof Strasse 10

CH- 6300 ZUG

T 41 41/7123238

F 41.41/7123239

Eckhard KRUMM

ISP (Switzerland) GmbH

An affiliate of ASHLAND INC.

Lindenstrasse 10

6340 BAAR

T 41.41/7682430

F 41.41/7608586

Jean-Louis MAUREL

AVESTRA CHEMICAL (Suisse) S.A.

Avenue des Toises12

1005 LAUSANNE

T 41 21/3430210

F 41.21/3430211

Adam POPOV

BAYCORP S.A.

15 Rue de la Fontaine

1204 GENEVA

T 41.22/3110570

F 41.22/3110500

Celâl BAYAR

BERTSCHI AG

Internationale Transporte

Hutmattstrasse 22

CH - 5724 DÜRRENÄSCH

T 41.62/7676700

F 41.62/7676800


CABOT CORPORATION

Mühlentalstrasse 36/38

8200 SCHAFFHAUSEN

T 41.52/6303838

F 41.52/6303810

Matt WOOD

CENTROTRADE CHEMICALS AG

P.O. Box 36

Poststrasse 14

CH 6301 ZUG

T 41.41/7106644

F 41.41/7111080

Scott NICOL

CHEMOIL LOGISTICS AG

Güterstrasse 97

Postfach

4053 BASLE

T 41.61/2266060

F 41.61/2266030

Claus RÜTTEN

CHEMPETROL OVERSEAS LTD.

LUGANO BRANCH

Via Balestra 22/ B

6900 LUGANO

T 41.91/9211480

F 41.91/9211484

Secondo TRIBOLDI



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CHEMTURA

Bahnhofplatz 65

8500 FRAUENFELD

T 41.52/7234400

F 41.52/7234499

Sergio PALUMBO

CLARIANT INTERNATIONAL LTD.

Division Functional Chemicals &

Group Procurement

Rothausstrasse 61

4132 MUTTENZ

T 41.61/4695111

F 41.61/4695901

Dr. Jens CUNTZE

CONTIMPEX S.A.

Place des Eaux Vives 6

1207 GENEVA

T 41.22/7360000

F 41.22/7360708

Nisso BARUH

CONTINENTALE AG

Industriestrasse 49

6300 ZUG

T 41.41/72725111

F 41.41/72725110

Michael BRESCHENDORF

EOC EINKAUF AG

Alte Steinhauserstrasse 33

6330 CHAM

T 41.41/7482121

F 41.41/7482122

Cécile MÜLLER

EUROCHEM TRADING GmbH

Bundesstrasse 5

6304 ZUG

T 41.41/7277600

F 41.41/7277606

Oleg PUSHNOV

GLOBAL TRADE INFORMATION

SERVICES INC.

Avenue des Morgines 12

1213 GENEVA

T 41.22/8790450

F 41.22/8790451

Donald BRASHER

H.B. FULLER EUROPE GmbH

Stampfenbachstrasse 52

8006 ZURICH

T 41.44/3157736

F 41.44/3126631

Torsten LANGWOST-WALTER

INDULOR AG

Industriestrasse 49

6300 ZUG

T 49.5462.74120

F 49.5462/741276

Thomas FENGLER

KOLB HOLDING AG

Maienbrunnenstrasse 1

P.O. Box 64

CH-8908 HEDINGEN

T 41.44/7624646

F 41.44/7624600

Dr. Sven ABEND

KOLMAR GROUP AG

Metallstrasse 9,

Laubehof

6300 ZUG

T 41.41/7275700

F 41.41/7275701

Ruth SANDELOWSKY

THE LOGICAL GROUP GmbH

Rossbergstrasse 22

8832 WOLLERAU

T 41.44/6872882

F N/A

Paul GOOCH

LUERCHEM LLC

World Trade Center II

P.O. Box 856

Route de Pré-Bois 29

1215 GENEVA 15

T 41.22/7827303/05

F 41.22/7614626

Udo BENESCH

MB BARTER & TRADING S.A.

Baarerstrasse 18

6304 ZUG

T 41.41/7268383

F 41.41/7268300

Thomas ENDRES

MEGA CHEMICALS

INTERNATIONAL AG

Reederweg 6

8592 UTTWIL

T 41.71/4663388

F 41.71/4663389

Heiko GRAGE

MSI GROUP S.A.

Place de la Gare 9

CH-1260 NYON

T 41.22/9900101

F 41.22/9900102

Adrian CALMÄC

NALCO EUROPE SARL

A-One Business Park / Z.A.

La Pièce 1

Route de l’Etraz

1180 ROLLE

T 41.21/6146400

F 41.21/6146401

David JOHNSON

POLE SHIPPING S.A.

Rue Adrien-Lachenal 26

1207 GENEVA

T 41.22/7079797

F 41.22/7004858

Daniele POLOTTO

SPAIN

SWEDEN

SWITZERLA

ND

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PPG INDUSTRIES EUROPE SARL

Route de Gilly 32

1180 ROLLE

T 41.21/8223000

F 41.21/8223100

Thierry BLOMET

PROCTER & GAMBLE CHEMICALS

Procter & Gamble

International Operations S.A.

Route de Saint-Georges 47

1213 PETIT-LANCY GENEVA

T 41.58/0045905

Umberto GHEDINI

SGS S.A.

Place des Alpes 1

1211 GENEVA 1

T 41.22/7399111

F 41 22/7399815

Peter POSSEMIERS

SI GROUP-SWITZERLAND GmbH

Kästeliweg 7

4133 PRATTELN 1

T 41.61/8258111

F 41.61/8258508

Stephen HALLER

SRI CONSULTING

A Division of Access Intelligence

Alfred Escher Str. 34

8002 ZURICH

T 41.44 / 283 63 33

F 41.44 / 283 63 30

Dr. Andrea BORRUSO

TRAMMOCHEM AG

Prime Tower

Hardstrasse 201

8005 ZURICH

T 41.58/4511444

F 41.58/4511464

Ashok KISHORE

VITOL S.A.

Boulevard du Pont d’Arve 28

P.O. Box 384

1211 GENEVA 4

T 31.10/4987200

F 31.10/4529545

Stuart STRONG

WASCOSA AG

Werftestrasse 4

6005 LUZERN

T 41.41/7276767

F 41.41/7276777

Philipp MÜLLER

THE NETHERLANDS

A.L. LANGEN B.V.

Business Park Stein 194

6181 MA STEIN

T 31.46/4788666

F 31.46/4743985

Franz LANGEN

AKZO NOBEL FUNCTIONAL

CHEMICALS B.V.

Stationsstraat 77

3811 MH AMERSFOORT

T 31.33/4676767

F 31.33/4676113

Joppe SMIT

ARGOS GROUP B.V.

Waalhaven Z.z. 11

3089 JH ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/7892100

F 31.10/7892101

P.J. GOEDVOLK

ARNED-CELA AGENCIES B.V.

Galgkade 3H

3133 KN VLAARDINGEN

T 31.10/4344799

F 31.10/4354323

J. C. DE VRIES

BIOMCN

P.O. Box 251

9930 AG DELFZIJL

T 31.596/647700

F 31.596/648118

Rob VONCKEN

BRENNTAG LATIN AMERICA-HCI

CHEMICALS NEDERLAND B.V.

P.O. Box 59

1230 AB LOOSDRECHT

T 31.35/5889300

F 31.35/5889309

Gustaaf W.A.W. OORTHUYS

CALDIC B.V.

Blaak 22

3011 TA ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4136420

F 31.10/4047458

Olav VAN CALDENBORGH

CENTICHEM B.V.

Kortland Building

Nieuwe Tiendweg 11A

2922 EN KRIMPEN AAN DEN IJSSEL

T 31.180/551313

F 31.180/551323

Heidi BERKEL

CHEMGAS SHIPPING B.V.

Van Vollenhovenstraat 3

3016 BE ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/2412222

F 31.10/2412272

Dr. Gunther JAEGERS

CONSOLCO B.V.

Kenaupark 5

2011 MP HAARLEM

T 31.23/5552333

F 31.23/5343996

Willem KREETZ



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ND

THE NETHERLANDS

CPH CHEMICALS B.V.

Amsterdamseweg 204 A

1182 HL AMSTELVEEN

T 31.20/4260900

F 31.20/4260901

Aboed SHABI

DE POLI TANKERS B.V.

Trondheim 20

LE 2993 BARENDRECHT

T 31.180/655830

F 31.180/655839

Rob DE ZEEUW

DE RIJKE GROUP

Malledijk 7

3208 LA SPIJKENISSE

T 31.181/654200

F 31.181/654397

L. H. de RIJKE

DELAMINE B.V.

P.O. Box 473

3800 AL AMERSFOORT

T 31.33/4676895

F 31.33/4676891

Gert van der KNAAP

DEN HARTOGH LOGISTICS B.V.

Oranjelaan 45

3181 HK ROZENBURG

T 31.181/247800

F 31.181/ 233300

Jacco VAN HOLTEN

DSM ACRYLONITRILE B.V.

Poststraat 1

6135 KR SITTARD

T 31.46/4773861

F 31.46/4770100

Ronald KOSTER

EASTMAN CHEMICAL B.V.

Fascinatio Boulevard 602-614

2909 VA CAPELLE AAN DEN

IJSSEL

T 31.10/2402111

F 31.10/2402100

Joost BERTING

EASTPORT MARITIME B.V.

Bohrweg 3

3208 KP SPIJKENISSE

T 31.181/679977

F 31.181/622464

Yuri BOOMERT

ECEM - EUROPEAN CHEMICAL

MARKETING B.V

Smith Building

Hogehilweg 10

1101 CC AMSTERDAM

T 31.20/3128200

F 31.20/3128210

Barend BARENDSE

EMERALD KALAMA CHEMICAL B.V.

Mijnweg 1

6167 AC GELEEN

T 31.88/8880500

F N/A

Hans-Dick TERHENNE

EQUILEX B.V.

Arcadialaan 34 C + D

1813 KN ALKMAAR

T 31.72/5140731

F 31.72/5154371

Patrick ELIE

EURO NORDIC LOGISTICS B.V.

Klompenmakerstraat 3-5

2984 BB RIDDERKERK

T 31.180/441127

F 31.180/441100

André SCHRAVESANDE

FLUOR ENTERPRISES INC.

Surinameweg 17

2035 VA HAARLEM

T 31.23/5432432

F 32.23/5359377

Ing. Gert SMIT

FLUXXION B.V.

High Tech Campus, HTC 11

5656 AE EINDHOVEN

T 31.40/2774069

F 31.40/274 4199

Ir. Rob van der MEIJ

GE SIMONS INTERNATIONAAL

TRANSPORT B.V.

Bukkumweg 20

5081 CT HILVARENBEEK

T 31.13/5053131

F 31.13/5052334

Frank SIMONS

GWYNT

Den Eikenhorst - Hal 13

5296 PZ ESCH (NB)

T 31.411/602200

F 31.411/602836

Joris VAN DEN HURK

H. J. van BENTUM B.V.

INT. TRANSPORT

Parallelweg 80

3931 MT WOUDENBERG

T 31.33/2868600

F 31.33/2861963

Henk van BENTUM

ICL-IP EUROPE

Fosfaatweg 48

1013 BM AMSTERDAM

T 31.20/8005800

F 31.20/8005805

Rudi BORMS

56

IMCD GROUP B.V.

Wilhelminaplein 32

3072 DE ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/2908684

F 31.10/2908680

Frank SCHNEIDER

INSPECTORATE NETHERLANDS B.V.

A Bureau Veritas Company

Petroleumweg 30

3196 KD ROTTERDAM-

VONDELINGENPLAAT

T 31.10/4720422

F 31.10/4723033

Peter MEEUSEN

INTERBULK GROUP PLC

Waalhaven ZZ 2

3088 HH ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/2456514

F 31.10/2456561

Koert van WISSEN

INTERMARC B.V.

Villapark 7-8

3051 BP ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4220100

F 31.10/4186602

C.W.J. VAN WOERKOM

JOSS CHEMICALS B.V.

Arcadialaan 34 C + D

1813 KN ALKMAAR

T 31.72/5157064

F 31.72/5154371

Frits JEUKENS

K&H CHEMICALS

Scheepmakerij 260

3331 MB ZWIJNDRECHT

T 31.78/6255255

F 31.78/6255266

Hans KETTING

KRATON POLYMERS

NEDERLAND B.V.

John M Keynesplein 10

NL 1066 AMSTERDAM

T 31.20/2017665

F 31.20/2017690

Michael FRENZL

LIQUID CARGO SERVICES B.V.

Simon Stevinweg 11-14

3241 MD MIDDELHARNIS

T 31.6/53825223

F 31.8/47384852

Ed ZWANEVELD

LIQUID TRANSFER

TECHNOLOGY B.V.

Hofweg 17

3208 LE SPIJKENISSE

T 31.181/261407

F 31.181/261607

Rob VAN der SPEK

MARTEST CAMBRIAN (Europe) B.V.

Schrijnwerkerstraat 24

3194 AE ROTTERDAM-HVT

T 31.10/4721335

F 31.10/4387685

Henk KÖPP

NEWPORT EUROPE B.V.

Middenweg 6, Port M397

4782 PM MOERDIJK

T 31.88/9088800

F 31.88/9088899

Robert VAN MOURIK

NIJHOF-WASSINK B.V.

Galvanistraat 18

7461 JC RIJSSEN

T 31.548/538000

F 31.548/538001

Jean-Pierre WANDER

NIJMAN/ZEETANK INTERNATIONALE

TANKTRANSPORTEN B.V

Wattweg 2

3200 AB SPIJKENISSE

T 31.181/691900

F 31.181/691999

Kees G. In’t VELD

ODIN MARINE EUROPE B.V.

Maaskade 40

3071 NB ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4114411

F 31.10/4114422

Peter van den AKKER

OIL MOVEMENT SERVICES B.V.

Montrealweg 90

3197 KH BOTLEK-RT

T 31.181/296269

F 31.181/296260

Martin WENNEKES

P & O FERRYMASTERS LTD.

Luxemburgweg 2

P.O. Box 1036

3180 AA ROZENBURG

T 31.181/256156

F 31.181/263022

Rob NEDERLOF

PCS PETROCHEMIE

CONTRACTING & SERVICES

Karel Doormanweg 9E

3115JD SCHIEDAM

T 31.10/4277717

F 31.10/4277718

Raymond van den HEUVEL

PETRODESK B.V.

Hofweg 17

3208 LE SPIJKENISSE

T 31.181/698869

F 31.181/698872

Elizabeth WINDAU



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PETROSA EUROPE B.V.

Willemswerf

Boompjes 40

3011 XB ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4007353

F 31.10/4007352

Sastri GOUNDEN

PORT OF AMSTERDAM

De Ruijterkade 7

Postbus 19406

1000 GK AMSTERDAM

T 31.20/5234560

F 31.20/5234060

Ruud van STRALEN

PORT OF ROTTERDAM

World Port Centre -

Wilhelminakade 909

Port Number 1247

3072 AP ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/2521010

F 31.10/2521020

Joris HURENKAMP

QUALCOMM ENTERPRISE

SERVICES EUROPE

QUALCOMM ESE

Laan van Diepenvoorde 17

5582 LA WAALRE

T 31.40/234 8484

F 31.40/2348585

Mark WARNER

R.M.I. CHEMICAL LOGISTICS B.V.

Seattleweg 7

3195 ND ROTTERDAM - PERNIS

T 31.10/2831100

F 31.10/2830489

Chris de RIJKE

ROYAL VOPAK

Westerlaan 10

NL-3016 CK ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4002911

F 31.10/4139829

Kees van SEVENTER

SAMSKIP

Waalhaven Oostzijde 81

Harbour number 2203

3087 BM ROTTERDAM

T 31.88/4001000

F 31.88/4001099

Jens Holger NIELSEN

SAYBOLT NEDERLAND B.V.

Stoomloggerweg 12

3133 KT VLAARDINGEN

T 31.10/4609911

F 31.10/46353600

Arie van der KAADEN

SEKISUI S-LEC B.V.

Metaalweg 5

6045 JB ROERMOND

T 31.47/5349900

F 31.47/5349999

Sirt MELLEMA

SOLVOCHEM HOLLAND B.V.

Blaak 22

3011 TA ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4114900

F 31.10/4112032

Walid SKAFF

STANDIC B.V.

Wieldrechtseweg 48

3316 BG DORDRECHT

T 31.78/6528643

F 31.78/6528654

Paul VOOGT

STORE-SHIP B.V./

BROEKMAN GROUP B.V.

Merwedeweg 4

3198 LH EUROPORT -

ROTTERDAM

T 31.181/251111

F 31.181/251199

Paul VERAART

TANKMATCH INLAND

SHIPPING B.V.

Biesboschhaven Noord 3C

4251 NL WERKENDAM

T 31.183/507046

F 31.183/507047

André NIEMAN

THERMPHOS INTERNATIONAL B.V.

P.O. Box 406

4380 AK VLISSINGEN

T 31.113/689500

F 31.113/689501

Wim VAN DER SANDEN

TRIFLEET LEASING

(THE NETHERLANDS) B.V.

Buiten Walevest 15

3311 AD DORDRECHT

T 31.78/6390963

F 31.78/6142210

Robin POL

UNIGAS INTERNATIONAL

P.O. Box 21059

3001 AB ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/2405999

F 31.10/4125345

Ian WOOLLEY

VAN DEN ANKER B.V.

Ekkersrijt 7604,

P.O. Box 149

5690 AC SON

T 31.499/491149

F 31.499/477525

J.J.P. TETTEROO

VERBRUGGE INTERNATIONALE

WEGTRANSPORTEN B.V.

Industrieweg 40

4538 AJ TERNEUZEN

T 31.115/646000

F 31.115/614039

Adri MEERTENS

THE NETHERLANDS

58

VERENIGDE TANKREDERIJ B.V.

VT GROUP

Nijmegenstraat 1

3087 CD ROTTERDAM

T 31.10/4876200

F 31.10/4876219

Yuri OUWENEEL

VERTOM SHIPPING & TRADING B.V.

Oever 7

3161 GR RHOON

T 31.10/2858585

F 31.10/2858530

René de ROO

VOS BULK LOGISTICS OSS B.V.

Waalkade 4

5347 KS OSS

T 31.412/699465

F 31.412/699402

Marc VAN ALPHEN

VSL HOLDING B.V.

Middenweg 49, 2nd floor

4782 PM MOERDIJK

T 31.85/2733020

F N/A

Pieter de GRAEFF

WESTWAY TERMINALS

NEDERLAND B.V.

Kabelweg 57

1014 BA AMSTERDAM

T 31.20/5818180

F 31.20/5818181

Bert van HOLST

WIJNHOFF & VAN GULPEN &

LARSEN B.V.

WIJGULA B.V.

Postbus 24

6650 AA DRUTEN

T 31.487/587600

F 31.487/587691

Norbert MEIXNER

ZEELAND SEAPORTS

Schelpenpad 2

P.O. Box 132

4530 AC TERNEUZEN

T 31.115/647400

F 31.115/647500

Francesco FAES

TURKEY

ADVANSA SASA POLYESTER

SANAYI A.S.

Tarsus Yolu P. K. 371

01322 ADANA

T 90.322/4410053

F 90.322/4410114

Bunyamin SARIOGLU

AK - TAS DIS TICARET A.S.

Sarigazi Cad. No: 29

Bulgurlu, Camlica

34696 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/5241248

F 90.216/5241215

Cenk TURKAY

AKDENIZ KIMYA SANAYI VE

TICARET A.S.

Ataturk Mah. No:45

Ulucak-Kemalpasa

35171 IZMIR

T 90.232/8770144

F 90.232/8770150

Kemal KAPLAN

AKTAS KIMYA DIS TICARET

LTD. SIRKETI

Igerenköy Mah. Erkut Sok.

Üner Plaza N°2 KAT:15

KOZYATAGI

34752 ATASEHIR, ISTANBUL

T 90.216/5774300

F 90.216/5774308

Mustafa AKTAS

ARGON KIMYA SANAYI VE

TICARET A.S.

Koyalti Mevkii, Asena Sokak N° 1

34530 YENIBOSNA/ISTANBUL

T 90.212/5990329

F 90.212/4258141

Cem MARGUNATO

ARKEM KIMYA SAN. VE TIC. A.S.

Valide Sultan Cad. N° 10

Bahcekoy, Sariyer

34473 ISTANBUL

T 90.212/3664100

F 90.212/2263477

Levend KOKULUDAG

BAYEGAN A.S.

Bayar Caddesi Sitma Pinar Sok.

No. 3 Kat:5

Kozyatagi

34742 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/4100000

F 90.216/3738519

Ruya BAYEGAN

BERK PETROKIMYA DIS

TICARET A.S.

ABC Yolu – ABC Plaza

Kat 3

34460 - ISTINYE ISTANBUL

T 90.212/2773303

F 90.212/2773036

Seckin OLCAY

CAG KIMYA

SAN. VE TIC. LTD. STI

Gumusyolu Cad

Rasimaga Sok. No:11 Villa:1

Nakkastepe-Uskudar

34676 ISTANBUL

T 90.21/65931240

F 90-21/65931259

Omer CAGATAY



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DENSA TANKER LTD.

Kosuyolu Cenap Sahabettin

Sok N°42

Kadiko

34718 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/3274437

F 90.216/4285157

Sinasi ONUR

GREEN & BLACK

MARINE LOGISTICS

Suleyman Seba Cad. No:48

BJK Plaza A Blok d:75-76

34357 Besiktas ISTANBUL

T 90.212/2273344

F 90.212/2274030

Muko ALTUNTAS

INTERAS KIMYA SAN. VE TIC. A.S.

Cemil Topuzlu Cad.

Tibas Bloklari F-Blok D:2

81030 DALYAN-ISTANBUL

T 90.216/3857680-3

F 90.216/3857684

Dr. Ercument ZAGLI

KÖKSAN PET VE PLASTIK

AMBALAJ SAN. VE TIC. A.S.

4 Organize Sanayi Bolgesi 83422

Nolu Cad. NO:10 PK:39 Baspinar

27120 GAZIANTEP

T 90.342/3570330

F 90.342/3570343

Murat KOKOGLU

KORTEKS MENSUCAT

SANAYI VE TICARET A.S.

Organize Sanayi Bölgesi Sari

Cad. N° 3

BURSA 16159

T 90.224/2191100

F 90.224/2435623

Necat ALTIN

KTM KIMYA A.S.

Bayar Cad 103/A

Kozyatagi

34742 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/3722530

F 90.216/3802574

Keyan ZULFIKARI

LIKIT KIMYA

SANAYI VE TICARET A.S.

Dudullu Yolu Cad Parlar Is Merkezi

No:34 Kat:1 Daire:4

34755 ATASEHIR/INSTANBUL

T 90.216/4993000

F 90.216/4993013

Oya AKSOY

M.E.S. PETROKIMYA

HOLDING LTD.

Eski Buyukdere Cad.

Park Plaza No 22 Kat 14

Maslak

34398 ISTANBUL

T 90.212/3653401

F 90.212/3653411

Murat TUREL

ORGANIK KIMYA SANAYI VE

TICARET A.S.

Mimar Sinan mahallesi Cendere

Yolu No 146

34075 Kemerburgaz- EYUP

ISTANBUL

T 90.212/3310000

F 90.212/3310001

Simone KASLOWSKI

PENTA PETROKIMYA SAN. VE

TICARET A.S.

P.K. 37 Caddebostan

34728 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/4569982

F 90.216/4553203

Faruk ERKOC

PLASTAY KIMYA SANAYI VE

TICARET A.S.

Guzeller Organize Sanayi Bölgesi.

Inönü Mah. Atatürk Bulv. No.: 22

GEBZE 41400 KOCAELI

T 90.262/6795300

F 90.262/6795391

Mustafa Sinan SUNGUR

POLIPORT KIMYA SANAYI VE

TICARET A.S.

Ali Nihat Tarlan Caddesi No 86

34752 Icerenkoy Bostanci

ISTANBUL

T 90.216/5785697

F 90.216/5737797

Mehmet Emin BITLIS

SOLVENTAS TEKNIK DEPOLAMA A.S.

Meclisi Mebusan Cad. 85

Tütün Han 2nd Floor

34427 KABATAS - ISTANBUL

T 90.212/3344900

F 90.212/3344995

Jak BARUH

TORLAK SHIPPING &

TRADE CO. LTD.

Tersaneler cad. Billur Sok NO:5

34940 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/4937612

F 90.216/3929968

Capt. Onsel DEMIRCI

TRANSAL SHIPPING CO.

Degirmen Sodak Nida Kule Kat 10,

0F1S 19 - B Kozyyatagi

34742 ISTANBUL

T 90.216/3625510

F 90.216/3625516

Capt. Bulent KARABEK

THE NETHERLANDS

TURKEY

60

UNITED KINGDOM

AGILITY

Pavilion 7 - The Match Works

Speke Road

GARSTON

LIVERPOOL L19 2PH

T 44.151/4945900

F 44.151/4945901

Neil MOON

BALLI GROUP PLC

5 Stanhope Gate

LONDON W1K 1AH

T 44.207/3062000

F 44.207/73062141

Hossein ADLE

BOND INTERNATIONAL LTD.

88 St. James’s Street

LONDON SWIA 1 PL

T 44.207/9252193

F 44.207/9252195

David BOND

BOWDEN CHEMICALS LTD.

6b Lloyd Street

ALTRINCHAM

CHESHIRE WA4 2DE

T 44.161/9286300

F 44.161/9288300

Jeffrey S. GOULD

BRAEMAR SEASCOPE LTD.

35 Cosway Street

LONDON NW1 5BT

T 44.207/5352656

F 44.207/5352646

Chris BATT

BULK DISTRIBUTOR

Caledonian House, Tatton Street

KNUTSFORD

CHESHIRE WA16 6AG

T 44.1565/626760

F N/A

Jonathan HIBBERT

BULKHAUL LTD.

Brignell Road

Riverside Park Industrial Estate

MIDDLESBROUGH

CLEVELAND TS2 1PS

T 44.1642/230423

F 44.1642/231608

Graham TRENHOLM

CASPER SHIPPING LTD.

Cleveland Business Centre

1 Watson Street

MIDDLESBROUGH

CLEVELAND TS1 2RQ

T 44.1642/243662

F 44.1642/243936

Kevin SHAKESHEFF

CORY BROTHERS SHIPPING LTD.

Cory House

21 Berth

TILBURY DOCK

ESSEX RM18 7JT

T 44.1375/843461

F 44.1375/842854

Michael HARRISON

DELTECH EUROPE LTD.

Piperell Way

HAVERHILL

SUFFOLK CB9 8PH

T 44.1440/716700

F 44.1440/708428

Andrew COOPER

DEWITT & COMPANY. INC.

1 The Beeches

STOKESLEY

NORTH YORKSHIRE TS9 5PR

T 44.1642/713702

F 44.1642/713706

Dr. Joe DUFFY

EURTEAM

Warrant House, 157 Regent Road

LIVERPOOL L5 9TF

T 44.151/9550600

F 44.151/9550760

Ian JONES

GAC SHIPPING UK LTD.

OBC House, Sabatier Close

THORNABY

STOCKTON TS176EW

T 44.1642/637500

F 44.1642/637501

Duncan HESELTINE

GANTRADE EUROPE LTD.

Basbow House, Basbow Lane

BISHOP’S STORTFORD

HERTFORDSHIRE CM23 2 TW

T 44.1279/755775

F 44.1279/755782

Aaron PAREKH

GAPUMA (UK) LTD.

Cumberland House

80 Scrubs Lane

LONDON NW10 6RF

T 44.208/9692056

F 44.208/9692067

Jack BARDAKJIAN

GENMAR RESOURCES LTD.

C/O MAR ENERGY LTD.

70/71 New Bond Street - 2nd Floor

LONDON W1S 1DE

T 44.207/4992700

F 44.207/4992702

Bernardo HARTOGS

GEO SPECIALTY CHEMICALS UK LTD.

Charleston Road

Hardley, Hythe

SOUTHAMPTON

HANTS SO45 3ZG

T 44.2380/894666

F 44.2380/243113

Colin WHITLOCK



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Europarc Innovation Centre

Innovation Way2

GRIMSBY

LINCOLNSHIRE DN37 9TT

T 44.1472/504439

F 44.1472/504438

Tony QUINN

H. CLARKSON & CO LTD.

St. Magnus House,

3 Lower Thames Street

LONDON EC3R 6HE

T 44.207/3340000

F 44.207/8670369

Richard WHITTET

HAZARDOUS CARGO BULLETIN

HCB PUBLISHING LTD.

88 Kingsway

LONDON WC2B 6AA

T 44.20/76816189

F 44.20/78411001

Peter MACKAY

HUTTON CHEMICALS LTD.

HCL House

Rectory Lane

GUISBOROUGH

NORTH YORKSHIRE TS14 7DL

T 44.1287/630199

F 44.1287/630214

Ian ALEXANDER

ICIS

Quadrant House

The Quadrant

SUTTON

SURREY SM2 5AS

T 44.208/6523500

F N/A

Christopher FLOOK

IHS CHEMICAL

14 Waterloo Place

LONDON SW1Y 4AR

T 44.207/9309818

F 44.207/9309819

John BONARIUS

IHS INCORPORATED

133 Houndsditch

LONDON EC3A 7BX

T 44.20/31593300

F 44.20/31593299

Lyn TATTUM

INNOSPEC LTD.

Innospec Manufacturing Park

Oil Sites road

ELLESMERE PORT

CHESHIRE CH65 4EY

T 44 .151/3553611

F 44.151/3562349

David LLOYD

INTERNATIONAL ECHEM

51 St George’s Avenue

LONDON N7 0AJ

T 44.20/77006110

F 44.20/77006116

Paul HODGES

INTERTEK OIL, CHEMICAL & AGRI

Caleb Brett House

734 London Road

WEST THURROCK

ESSEX RM20 3NL

T 44.1322/297763

F 44.1322/297799

Christophe PERROT

LOG-STAR LTD.

4 Marina Court

Castle Street

HULL HU1 1TJ

T 44.1482/300400

F 44.1482/300405

Joseph STATON

LUCITE INTERNATIONAL UK LTD.

Cassel Works

P.O. Box 8

BILLINGHAM TS23 1LE

T 44.1642/735014

F 44.1642/735133

Paula TINKLER

MERISOL UK LTD.

Unit 1 Hockley Court,

2401 Stratford Road

Hockley Heath,

SOLIHULL,

WEST MIDLANDS 94 6NW

T 44.1564/786170

F 44.1564/786171

Simonetta CARRARO

NOAHS ARK CHEMICALS GmbH

39 Bosworth Road

CAMBRIDGE CB1 8RG

T 44.208/5597080

F 4.208/5060303

Dr. Bharat BHARDWAJ

NOBLE CLEAN FUELS LTD.

33 Cavendish Square

LONDON W1G OPG

T 44.207/79075888

F 44.207/4912778

Jeffrey NASIR

NUSTAR TERMINALS LTD.

Chatsworth House,29 Broadway

MAIDENHEAD

BERKSHIRE SL6 1LQ

T 44.1628/771242

F 44.1628/771678

David McLOUGHLIN

PCI (XYLENES & POLYESTERS) LTD.

79 Portsmouth Road

GUILDFORD

SURREY GU2 4BX

T 44.1483/302267

F 44.1483/306793

Steven JENKINS

PETROCHEM CARLESS LTD.

Cedar Court

Guildford Road

LEATHERHEAD

SURREY KT22 9RX

T 44.1372/360000

F 44.1372/380405

Niall WATKINS

UNITED KINGDOM

62

PLATTS

20 Canada Square,

Canary Wharf

LONDON E14 5LH

T 44.207/1766264

F 44.207/1766172

Shahrin ISMAIYATIM

RAIZEN TRADING LLP

5 Lloyds Avenue

LONDON EC 3N 3AE

T 44.207/9771256

F 44.207/9771252

Michiel HINGST

ROLAND BERGER STRATEGY

CONSULTANTS LTD.

55 Baker Street, 6th Floor

LONDON W1U 8EW

T 44.20/30751100

F 44.20/72244110

Dr. Thorsten PLOSS

SEA SEA SHIPPING LTD.

68 King William street

LONDON EC4N 7DZ

T 44.207/9592456

F N/A

Graham WALKER

SEMBCORP UTILITIES (UK) LTD.

SCU (UK) LTD.

SembCorp Utilities (UK)

Headquarters

P.O. Box 1985, Wilton International

MIDDLESBROUGH TS90 8WS

T 44.1642/459955

F 44.1642/212690

Patrick POGUE

SIMON STORAGE LTD.

Priory House

60 Station Road

REDHILL

SURREY RH1 1PE

T 44.1737/778108

F 44.1737/778112

Paul OSELAND

SOLVENTIS LTD.

Bank Terrace, Gomshall Lane

SHERE

GUILDFORD

SURREY GU5 9HB

T 44.1483/203224

F 44.1483/205040

David LUBBOCK

STOLT TANKCONTAINERS B.V.

Stolt-Nielsen House

1-5 Oldchurch Road

ROMFORD

ESSEX RM7 0BQ

T 44.1708/746070

F 44.1708/758752

Christopher TRETT

SUTTONS GROUP

Gorsey Lane

WIDNES

CHESHIRE WA8 0GG

T 44.151/4202020

F 44.151/4205719

Andrew PALMER

SYNTHOMER LTD.

Central Road

Temple Fields

HARLOW

ESSEX CM20 2BH

T 44.1279/436211

F 44.1279/444025

Derick WHYTE

TECNON ORBICHEM LTD.

12 Calico House, Plantation Wharf

York Place, Battersea

LONDON SW11 3TN

T 44.207/9243955

F 44.207/9785307

Roger LEE

TOKYO MARINE EUROPE LTD.

5 Lloyds Avenue

LONDON EC3N 3AE

T 44.20/72654720

F N/A

Alastair WHITEFORD

TRANS OCEAN BULK LOGISTICS

Trans Ocean House,Tollbar Way

Hedge End

SOUTHAMPTON SO30 2UH

T 44.1489/774600

F 44.1489/774601

Anthony HAIKNEY

WHYTE CHEMICALS LTD.

Marlborough House

298 Regents Park Road

LONDON N3 2UA

T 44.208/3713903

F 44.208/3494589

Cate PENNINGTON

Far East

AUSTRALIA

NEXTCHEM PTY LTD.

212 Williams road

3142 TOORAK, VICTORIA

T 61-398266563

F 61-3-98240565

Gal SHAPIR

CHINA

SHANGHAI SUNIVO SUPPLY

CHAIN MANAGEMENT CO. LTD.

5F, Building 2,Lane 180 Zhangheng Rd

Pudong District

SHANGHAI 201204

T 86.21/38607758

F 86.21/58307878

Brenda ARTEAGA



63

UNITED KINGDOM

AUSTRALIA

CHINA

INDIASINOCHEM TANK CONTAINERS

Room 2603 Jinmao Tower

No 88 Centruy Boulevard

Pudong New Area

SHANGHAI 200121

T 86.21/61048520

F 86.21/50470051

Michelle FAN

SOPO INTERNATIONAL LTD.

Room 513, Tower One, Zendai

Wudaokou Plaza,

1199 MinSheng Road,

Pudong

SHANGHAI 200135

T 86/21/5169 8869

F 86.21/3392 6159

Xing LI

SINOPEC INTERNATIONAL

(HONG KONG) CO. LTD.

12/F Office Tower

Convention Plazza

1 Harbour Road

100 WANCHAI

T 852.2/8632638

F 852.2/8242278

Gang LI

INDIA

CHEM EDGE

INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD.

602 Xtrium, Chakala

Andheri Kurla Road

Andheri East

MUMBAI 400093

T 91.22/67507777

F 91.22/67507788

Ashish TAWAKLEY

THE CRESCENT GROUP

Windsor, 2nd Floor,

C.S.T. Road, Kalina

Santa Cruz (East)

MUMBAI 400 098

T 91.22/67033555

F 91.22/67033556

Ashit SHAH

DAGA GLOBAL CHEMICALS LTD.

112 Dattani Trade Centre

Chandawarkar Rd., Borivali(W)

MUMBAI 400092

T 91.22/28920909-4466

F 91.22/28911013-1014

Satyen DAGA

FINOLEX INDUSTRIES LTD.

P-14, Rajiv Gandhi Infotech Park,

MIDC Hinjewadi

PUNE 411 057

T 91.20/27408200

F 91.20/27475232

Saurabh DHANORKAR

GALAXY SURFACTANTS LTD.

C-49/2, TTC Industrial Area

Pawne

NAVI MUMBAI 400 703

T 91.22/39135500

F 91.22/27686523

M S SRIGANESH

HAZEL MERCANTILE LTD.

A Groupe Veritas Enterprise

701/712A, Embassy Centre,

Nariman Point

MUMBAI 400 021

T 91.22/22824444

F 91.22/22824440

Nitin Kumar DIDWANIA

JAY POLYCHEM INDIA LTD.

D-143, Defense Colony

NEW DELHI 110024

T 91.11/42791000

F 91.11/41554300

Sumit VERMA

KANDLA ENERGY AND

CHEMICALS LTD.

4th Floor,Sarthik Annexe,

Besides Fun Republic,

Iscon Circle

AHMEDABAD 380015

T 91.79/26920718

F 91.79/26920718

Preeti PILLAI

KLJ GROUP OF INDUSTRIES

KLJ House, 63, Rama Marg

Najafgarh Road

NEW DELHI 110015

T 91.11/25459706/7/8

F 91.11/25459709

Pushp JAIN

LAXMI ORGANIC INDUSTRIES LTD.

Chandermukhi Basement

Nariman Point

MUMBAI 400 021

T 91.22/22851316

F 91.22/22850033

Ravi GOENKA

M/S GODAVARI

BIOREFINERIES LTD.

Somaiya Bhavan, 1st floor

45/47 M G Road, Fort

MUMBAI 400 001

T 91.22/22048272

F 91.22/22047297

Srinivas G. MOKASHI

64

QUALICHEM SPECIALTIES PVT LTD.

127, Vardhaman Indl. Complex,

LBS Marg, United 21,

THANE (W) 400601

T 91.22/41616500

F 91.22/41616514

Ravindra VAIDYA

RELIANCE INDUSTRIES LTD.

Reliance Corporate Park,

Building 8C, 1st floor,

Thane Belapur Road,

MUMBAI 400701

T 91.22/22847000

F 91.22/22852228 - 220

Kamal NANAVATY

VENUS PETROCHEMICALS (B)

PRIVATE LIMITED

27, 1st floor Minerva Compound

Sewree Bunder Road, Sewree (E)

MUMBAI 400015

T 91.22/24163182

F 91.22/24163193

Sunil M. THAKKAR

YOG INTERNATIONAL PVT LTD.

520 Tulsiani Chambers

Nariman Point

MUMBAI 400 009

T 91.22/30276010

F 91.22/30276002

Amit AGARWAL

JAPAN

ASAHI KASEI CHEMICALS CORP.

1-105, Kanda Jinbocho, Chiyoda-ku

TOKYO 101-8101

T 81.3/35072535

F 81.3/35072417

Masanao NOMOTO

DIC CORPORATION

7-20 Nihonbashi 3-Chome

Chuo-ku

TOKYO 103-8233

T 81.3/52037775

F 81.3/32788678

Koichi ENDO

JSR CORPORATION

Shiodome Sumitomo Bldg.

1-9-2 Higashi Shinbashi,

Minato-ku,

TOKYO 105-8640

T 81.3/6218-3500

F 81.3/6218-3682

Yasuhiko NIHASI

JX NIPPON OIL & ENERGY CORP.

6-3, Otemach 2-chrome

Chiyoda-ku

TOKYO 100-8162

T 81.3/35029589

F 81.3/35029708

Naoki KOSHIKAWA

MITSUI CHEMICALS INC.

Shiodome City Center,

1-5-2 Higashi-Shimbashi, Minato-ku

TOKYO 105-7117

T 81.362/533212

F 81.362/534202

Kazuto OKAMOTO

SPDC LTD.

2-13-10 Nagata-cho

Chiyoda-ku

TOKYO 100-0014

T 81.3/51568555

F 81.3/51568558

Shunichi NAGAI

TOYOTA TSUSHO CORPORATION

2-3-13, Konan. Minato-ku

TOKYO 108-8208

T N/A

F 81.3/52889079

Shigeru OKUMURA

REPUBLIC OF SINGAPORE

EPIC SHIPPING

(Chartering) PTE LTD.

8 Shenton Way

#29-01

SINGAPORE 068811

T 65.65/388557

F 65.65/38 5200

Jorn RAVN

FORTREC CHEMICALS &

PETROLEUM PTE LTD.

391 Orchard Road

# 23-01 Ngee Ann City Tower A

SINGAPORE 238873

T 65.6734/2829

F 65.6734/2306

Ajay BHATTACHARYA

GREAT EASTERN PROVIDENCE LTD.

Tradehub 21

18 Boon Lay Way

Unit #04-143

SINGAPORE 609966

T 65.67957517

F 65.67957519

Stephen WONG

INTEGRA

PETROCHEMICALS PTE LTD.

2, Battery Road

28-01 Maybank Tower

SINGAPORE 049907

T 65.62/209895

F 65.62/202908

Gina FYFFE

INTERCHEM PTE LTD.

40 Bukit Pasoh Road

SINGAPORE 89854

T 65.6325/4666

F 65.6325/4555

Rob LANGSTRAAT



65

WINSWAY SINGAPORE PETROLEUM

& CHEMICALS PTE LTD.

8 Shenton Way 41-03

SINGAPORE 068811

T 65.630/30878

F 65.630/30872

Randolph ROSENFELD

SOUTH KOREA

ALBA CORPORATION

17th, Floor Gwanghwamun Building

68 Taepyeong-Ro 1-Ga, Jung-Gu

SEOUL 100-101

T 82.2/7570331

F 82.2/7570332

Sung Lim KWAK

CAPRO CORPORATION

Baeksang Building

197-28 Gwanhoon-Dong

Jongno-Gu

SEOUL 110-718

T 82.2/3991200

F 82.2/7325143

Sang Kyu LEE

DAELIM INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD.

10th floor, KCCI Bdng,

45 4 Ga, Jung-Gu

SEOUL 100-743

T 82.2/37083000

F 82.2/7729219

Ally PYO

DAEWOO INTERNATIONAL CORP.

84-11, Namdaemunno 5(O)-Ga,

Jung-Gu,

SEOUL 100-753

T 82.2/7592114

F 82.2/7539489

Taehoon PARK

HANWHA CHEMICAL CORP.

Hanwha Bldg. 18 F #1

Janggyo-Dong, Jung-Gu

SEOUL 100-797

T 82.2/7192700

F 82.2/7192998

Sungeun CHOI

HONAM PETROCHEMICAL CORP.

10 F Lotte - Tower Bldg.

397-67 Shindaebang Dong -

Dongjak-Ku

SEOUL 156-711

T 82.2/8294124

F 8346072

Min-Woo KIM

KUMHO P&B CHEMICALS

319, Whachi-Dong, Yeosu,

JEOLLANAM-DO 555-280

T 82.2/63030114

F 82.2/63033179

Yujin KANG

LG CHEMICAL LTD.

LG Twin Towers

20 Yeouido-dong,

Yeongdeungo-gu

SEOUL 1510-721

T 82.2/37737970

F N/A

Sung Pil CHOI

OCI CORP. CO. LTD.

OCIC

16th Fl. Ferrum Tower

19 Eulji-ro 5-gil (Suha-Dong)

Jung Gu

SEOUL

T 82.2/37099900

F 82.2/7763553

S. Jay LEE

SAM NAM PETROCHEMICAL

CO. LTD.

Yeonji-Dong 263

Chongno-gu

SEOUL 110-725

T 82.2/7407450

F 82.2/7661950

Jae Ho CHOI

SONGWON INDUSTRIAL CO. LTD.

737-2, Yochon-Dong, Nam-Gu

ULSAN 680-090

T 82.52/2739841

F 82.52/2723528

Maurizio BUTTI

WOONGJIN CHEMICAL CO. LTD.

23rd floor Kukdong Bldg. 60-1

Chungmuro 3-ga,

Jung-gu

SEOUL 10-705

T 82.2/32797000

F 82.2/32797066

Inhwan CHO

YEOCHUN NCC CO. LTD.

Korea Chamber of Commerce 8F

Namdaemunro 4-GA

Choong Ku

SEOUL 100-743

T 82.2/60502400

F 82.2/60500884

Donk-Ok HONG

YONGSAN CHEMICALS INC.

10f Yongsan B/D, 92 Kalwol-Dong

Yongsan-Ku

SEOUL 140-717

T 82.2/32749162

F 82.2/7189111

Kee-Joon KIM

INDIA

JAPAN

REPUBLIC OF

SINGAPORE

SOUTH KOREA

66

TAIWAN, R.O.C.

CHINA AMERICAN

PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD.

CAPCO

9F., No. 392, Ruei Kuang Road,

Neihu

TAIPEI 11492

T 886.2/87520888

F 886.2/87520839

Edlyn MOY

CHINA PETROCHEMICAL

DEVELOPMENT CORP.

No. 12 Tung Hsing Road

8th-11th Floor

TAIPEI 105

T 886.2/87878187

F 886.2/87873866

Dr. Henry FENG

DAIREN CHEMICAL CORP.

9th FL, No.301 Songkiang Road

TAPEI 10483

T 886.2/77431500

F 886.2/25099619

S.C. CHEN

THAILAND

INDORAMA PETROCHEM LTD.

75/93 Ocean Tower 2, 35th Floor,

Soi Sukhumit 19

Kwang Klong-Toey Nua,

Khet Wattana

BANGKOK 10110

T 66.2/66 6657 - 63

F 66 2 661 6664 / 65

Sanjeev SHARMA

PTT CHEMICAL PLC

555/1 Energy Complex, Bldg A

14th-18th Floor,

Vibhavadi Rangsit Road

CHATUCHAK, BANGKOK 10900

T 66.2/2658400

F 66.2/2658500

Veerasak KOSITPAISAL

Middle East

BAHRAIN

NORGAS CARRIERS PRIVATE LTD.

Foreign Branch

Bahrain Financial Harbour

West Tower,Level 13, unit;1301

King Faisal Highway

PO Box, 18472

MANAMA

T 973.17/102820

F 973.17/104707

Fatima MUBARAK

IRAN

IRAN PETROCHEMICAL

COMMERCIAL CO.

IPCC

No 1339 Vali Asr Avenue

19395-4619 TEHRAN

T 98.21/88789241-5

F 98.21/88881726

Maryam ADIBMEHR

JAM POLYPROPYLENE CO.

4th Floor, No. 68, West-Taban St.,

Africa Boulevard

TEHRAN

T 98.21/84287222

F 98.21/88879814

Sina KHORSHID SHABESTARI

PARSIAN NEGAR GROUP

NTC

N° 33 Fifth floor, Sarv St.

South Shiraz St

MollaSadra Ave. Vanak Sq.

19919 TEHRAN

T 98.21/88056806-8

F 98.21/88056809

Mohammad Sadegh ASHRAFI

SEAWAVES SHIPPING SERVICES

CO. LTD.

No. 52 Lida St. North Vanak Sq.

Vali ASR Ave.

TEHRAN

T 98.21/88770571

F 98.21/88774361-2

Mohammadreza KHOSHOIE

SHAZAND PETROCHEMICAL

COMPANY

No 68 Taban Street

Vali-e-Asr Ave.

TEHRAN

T 98.21/88674127

F 98.21/88674126

Ahmad MOHAMMADI BOUSARI

ZAGROS PETROCHEMICAL

COMPANY

No.15 Mansour Alley ,West

Daneshvar St.

North Sheik Daneshvar Ave,

1991743194 TEHRAN

T 98.21/88066620

F 98.21/88040796

Parisa GHARNINI

ISRAEL

A. SHITZER LTD.

26 Moshe Dayan Road

HAIFA 26298

T 972.4/8424444

F 972.4/8424488

Yuval SHITZER



67

CARMEL OLEFINS LTD.

P.O. Box 1468

HAIFA 31014

T 972.4/8466911

F 972.4/8457371

Charles SHEFFER

GADIV PETROCHEMICAL

INDUSTRIES LTD.

P.O. Box 32

HAIFA 31000

T 972.4/8788015/20

F 972.4/8788752

Ester PERLSTEIN

GADOT SALES & DISTRIBUTION LTD.

10 Abba Eban Street

Ackerstein Tower C

P.O. Box 12100

HERZLIYA 46733

T 972.9/8929500

F 972.9/8357040

Amir VOLKMAN

SANO INTERTRANS LTD.

Hahistadrut Avenue 66

P.O .Box 25268

HAIFA 32960

T 972.4/604708

F 972.4/6545701

Eran SHALEIV

KUWAIT

EQUATE PETROCHEMICAL CO.

P.O. Box 4733

SAFAT 13048

T 965.189 8888

F 965.25765859

Pieter PLATTEEUW

KUWAIT OIL TANKER COMPANY

Shuwaikh Administrative Sector (P)

Gamal Abdel Nasser Street

P.O. Box 810 SAFAT

SAFAT 13009

T 965/24625353

F 965/24625372

Bader AL-OTAIBI

SAUDI ARABIA

ALUJAIN CORPORATION

Future Business Center, 2nd Floor

Al-Amanah Street

Al-Ruwais Dist.

P.O. Box 50575

JEDDAH 21533

T 966.2/6529919

F 966.2/6529949

Marwan NUSAIR

GLOBE MARINE SERVICES CO.

P.O. Box 1814

DAMMAM 31441

T 966.38/352222

F 966.38/351222

Hisham AL-ANSARI

NATIONAL CHEMICAL CARRIERS

LTD. CO.

Olaya Street

Al- Akariyah 2

5th Floor, Office # 537

RIYADH 11492

T 966.1/4191390

F 966.1/4191577

Abdullah M. MOHANNA

NATIONAL

INDUSTRIALIZATION CO. - (TASNEE)

P.O. Box 26707

Salahudin Ayubi Road

New Akariya Building Tower 2,

7th floor

Malaz

RIYADH 11496

T 966.1/4767166

F 966.1/4770898

Dr. Tareq BEN RAYES

SAFRA CO. LTD.

P.O. Box 2824

JEDDAH 21461

T 966.2/6444090

F 966.2/6431214

Khalid ZAGZOOG

SAUDI ARAMCO

Tower Building (730)

7th Floor, North Wing, C-45

DHAHRAN 31311

T 966.8/746107

F 966.8/734287

Raed ALTHUKAIR

STATE OF QATAR

QATAR FERTILISER COMPANY S.A.Q.

P. O. Box 23111

DOHA 23111

T 974.44/227777

F 974.4477944

Yousef AL-KUWARI

QATAR PETROCHEMICAL CO. LTD.

QAPCO

P.O. Box 756

D-Ring Road - Old Airport area #45

Building 55

DOHA

T 974/44010000

F 974/44324700 - 974/4

Abdul Rahman Ali AL- ABDULLA

TAIWAN, R.O.C.

THAILAND

BAHRAIN

IRAN

ISRAEL

KUWAIT

SAUDI ARABIA

STATE OF

QATAR

68

UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

OMAN TRADING INTERNATIONAL

OTI

5th Floor, Precinct Building 2,

Dubai International Financial Centre

DUBAI 506515

T 97.14/4281888

F 97.14/3637468

Talal AL AWFI

PETROCHEM MIDDLE EAST FZE

P.O. Box 17028

Jebel Ali

DUBAI

T 971.4/3329192

F 971.4/3329200

Yogi MEHTA

North America

CANADA

ALBERTA GOVERNMENT

Commerce Place, 5th Floor

10155-102 Street

EDMONTON-ALBERTA T5J 4L6

T 1.780/4272005

F 1.780/4222091

Debbie PIETRUSIK

MEXICO

ATLANTA QUIMICA, S.A. DE C.V.

Llanura 155

Colonia Jardines del Pedregal de

San Angel

MEXICO , D.F. 04500

T 52.55/56525910

F 52.55/55681410

Ulises SILVA

GRUPO IDESA S.A. DE C.V.

Bosque de Radiatas No. 34

Bosques de las Lomas

MEXICO, D.F. 05120

T 52.55/27892202

F 52.55/27892350

Guillermo GUTIERREZ SALDIVAR

GRUPO PETROTEMEX S.A. DE CV

GPT

Ave Ricardo Margain 444

Equus Parque Corporativo

Torre Sur/ Piso 16

Valle del Campestre

SAN PEDRO GARZA GARCIA

NL 66265

T 52.81/87481500

F N/A

Carlos DIAZ BARRIGA

P.M.I. COMERCIO

INTERNACIONAL S.A. DE C.V.

Av. Marina Nacional 329,

Torre Ejecutiva Piso 20

Col. Petróleos Mexicanos

MEXICO D.F. 11311

T 55.1944/0133

F 55.1944/0143

Victor GÓMEZ

PETRAMIN, S.A. DE C.V.

Paseo De La Reforma 30, Piso 3,

Desp. A

Col. Juarez

MEXICO 06600

T 52.462/6225087

F 52.462/6225088

German MAYA HERNANDEZ

UNIVEX S.A.

Av. Ruiz Cortines Pte. n° 2333-U

Y Priv. Roble

Fracc. Bernardo Reyes

MONTERREY, N.L. 64400

T 52.81/83895000

F 52.81/83314103

Eduardo ESCALANTE

USA

ACI CHEMICALS INC.

17 Barstow Road

Suite 301

GREAT NECK

NEW YORK 11021

T 1.516/4871000

F 1.516/4871944

David MORRIS

ADVANCED POLYMER COATINGS LLC

APC

951 Jaycox Road

AVON, OH 44011

T 1.440/9376218

F 1.440/9375046

Joseph HARRINGTON

AIR PRODUCTS & CHEMICALS INC.

7201 Hamilton Blvd.

ALLENTOWN PA 18195-1501

T 1.610/481-4911

F 1.610/481-5900

Mark WYDRA

ALLCHEM INDUSTRIES INC.

6010 NW First Place

GAINESVILLE FL 32607

T 1.352/3789696

F 1.352/3337438

Tom VAN DER WEIJDE

ALPAC MARKETING SERVICES INC.

4900 Woodway, Suite 760

HOUSTON 77056

T 1.713/6230933

F 1.713/9600208

Dan ZEITOUNI

AOC LLC

950 Highway 57 East

COLLIERVILLE TN 38017

T 1.901/8542800

F 1.901/8547277

Chris LENEGAR



69

APEX ENERGY LLC

655 Deep Valley Drive

Suite 310

ROLLING HILLS ESTATES

CA 90274

T 1.310/3775579

F 1.310/3776961

Michael LEE

ARIZONA CHEMICAL COMPANY

4600 Touchton Rd. E. Suite 1500

JACKSONVILLE, FL 32246

T 1.904/9288700

F 1.904/9288775

Alan PHILLIPS

ASCEND PERFORMANCE

MATERIALS

600 Travis Street, Suite 300

HOUSTON TX 77002

T 1.713/3155700

F N/A

Timothy STREHL

ATLANTIC METHANOL CO.

AMPCO

12600 Northborough Drive

Suite 150

HOUSTON TX 77060

T 1.281/8728324

F 1.281/8721084

Edson JONES

BALCHEM CORP.

52 Sunrise Park Road

NEW HAMPTON NY 10958

T 1.845/3265600

F 1.845/3265702

John BEDELL

CALUMET PENRECO

300 Cadden Springs

EL DORADO AR 71730

T 1.870/8648558

F 1.870/8649614

Joe TURBEVILLE

CEDAR PETROCHEMICALS INC.

110 Wall Street 7th Floor

NEW YORK NY 10005

T 1.212/2884320

F 1.212/8791129

Salim HARFOUCHE

CHEMIUM INTERNATIONAL CORP.

1455 West Loop South

Suite 550

HOUSTON TX 77027

T 1.713/6227766

F 1.713/6220331

Thomas C. HOLZMANN

CORNERSTONE CHEMICAL

COMPANY

10800 River Road

WAGGAMAN 70094 LA

T 1.504/4319511

F 1.504/4316354

Greg ZOGLIO

CSD INC - STARTEX

DISTRIBUTION

9733 Meador Road

CONROE, TEXAS 77303

T 1.936/2280865

F 1.936/2280115

Chris ARAPOGLOU

ENTERPRISE PRODUCTS

OPERATING LLC

1100 Louisiana Street

HOUSTON TX 77002-5227

T 1.713/3816500

F 1.713/3816655

Gerald R. (Jerry) CARDILLO

ESSELEN ASSOCIATES LLC

40 Heights Road

Suite 203

DARIEN CT 06820-4132

T 1.203/6550035

F 1.203/6551085

Charles WAGGNER

FIRESTONE POLYMERS LLC

381 W. Wilbeth Road

AKRON OH 44301

T 330-379-7000

F 330-379-7727

Paul F. HUTH

FLINT HILLS RESOURCES

4111 East 37th Street North

WICHITA KS 67220

T 1.316/8285500

F 1.316/8288566

Brian KAISER

GEORGIA GULF CORPORATION

115 Perimeter Center Place

Suite 460

ATLANTA GA 30346

T 1.770/3954500

F 1.770/3954552

Mark SEAL

GLOBAL BIO-CHEM TECHNOLOGY

AMERICAS

9900 Carver Road Suite 200

CINCINNATI OH 45242

T 1.513/7910980

F N/A

Jeffery J. MAHAFFEY

GREENCHEM INDUSTRIES LLC

222 Clematis Street Suite 207

WEST PALM BEACH FL 33401

T 1.561/6592236

F 1.561/659-2237

John LAGAE

GULF BAYPORT CHEMICALS LP

7700 San Felipe, Suite 125

HOUSTON, TX 77063

T 1.713/7837081

F 1.713/7832479

John NOWLAN

UNITED ARAB

EMIRATES

CANADA

MEXICO

USA

70

ICC CHEMICAL CORP.

460 Park Avenue 7th Floor

NEW YORK NY 10022

T 1.212/5211700

F 1.212/5211970

Naveen CHANDRA

ICL-IP AMERICA INC.

Ardsley Park

430 Saw Mill River Road

NEW YORK 10502 NY

T 1.914/2695900

F 1.914/6749087

Richard HOOPER

INGENIA POLYMERS INC.

3200 Southwest Freeway

Suite 1250

HOUSTON TEXAS 77027

T 1.713/2961500

F 1.713/2961501

John LEFAS

IPP - INTERNATIONAL

PROCESS PLANTS

17a Marlen Drive

HAMILTON NJ 08691

T 1.609/5868004

F 1.609/6518715

Ronald H. GALE

ITEC REFINING & MARKETING

CO. LTD.

The Grove Country Offices

22 East Dundee Road - Suite 21

BARRINGTON IL 60010-7410

T 1.847/3044700

F 1.847/304-4710

Chet PERRY

KH NEOCHEM AMERICAS INC.

1515 E. Woodfield Rd. Suite 710

SCHAUMBURG IL 60173

T 1.847/517-8800

F N/A

Toshiaki FUJIMA

LION COPOLYMER LLC

5955 Scenic Hwy

BATON ROUGE, LA 70805

T 01.225/267-3400

F 001.225/267-3633

Gregory N. NELSON

LUMMUS TECHNOLOGY

A CBI Company

1515 Broad Street

BLOOMFIELD NJ 07003-3096

T 1.973/8931515

F 1.973/8932736

Patrick MULLEN

MEADWESTVACO SPECIALTY

CHEMICAL DIVISION

5255 Virginia Avenue

NORTH CHARLESTON

SC 29406

T 1.843/7402300

F N/A

John S. WHEELER

MITSUBISHI GAS CHEMICAL

AMERICA INC.

MGC

655 Third Avenue,

24th Floor

NEW YORK NY 10017

T 1.212/6879030

F 1.212/6872810

Mark VASSAR

OLD WORLD INDUSTRIES INC.

4065 Commercial Avenue

NORTHBROOK IL 60062-1851

T 1.847/5592000

F 1.847/5592019

James BRYAN

OLIN CHLOR ALKALI PRODUCTS

490 Stuart Road NE

CLEVELAND 37312 TN

T 1.423/3364850

F 1.423/3364830

Jon THORSTENSON

PANAMERICAN CHEMICAL

MARKETING LTD.

2000 West Loop

Suite 2020

HOUSTON 77027

T 1.713/993 0900

F 1.713/883-0404

Jorge SQUIER

PILOT CHEMICAL COMPANY

2744 East Kemper Road

CINCINATTI 45241 OH

T 1.513/3260600

F 1.513/3260601

Ir. Jan ZEINSTRA

PLASTIPAK PACKAGING INC.

41605 Ann Arbor Road

PLYMOUTH 48170 MICHEGAN

T 1.734/3547256

F 1.734/3547391

Thomas BUSARD

QUINCANNON ASSOCIATES INC.

One Rockefeller Plaza

Suite 220

NEW YORK NY 10020

T 1.212/2460060

F 1.212/3076088

Soren WOLMAR

REICHHOLD INC.

2400 Elis Road

DURHAM NC 27703

T 1.919/9907500

F 1.919/9907749

Dennis ATCHISON

SSI-CHUSEI INC.

12500 Bay Area Blvd.

PASADENA TX 77507

T 1.281/4747500

F 1.281/4742611

Dr. Peter LOGGENBERG



71

USA

BRAZILSUNOCO INC.

1735 Market Street, Ste. LL

PHILADELPHIA PA 19103-7583

T 1.215/9773000

F 1.215/9773409

Mark NIKOLICH

TAL INTERNATIONAL CONTAINER

CORPORATION

100 Manhattanville Road

Suite 13

PURCHASE 10577 NY

T 1.914/2519000

F 1.914/6972549

Alasdair VOISEY

THIRD COAST CHEMICALS

1865 Mykawa Road

PEARLAND TX 77581

T 1.281/4122888

F 1.281/4122894

Jim CLAWSON

TPC GROUP INC.

5151 San Felipe, Suite 800

HOUSTON TX 77056

T 1.713/6277474

F 1.713/6263650

Michael MCDONNELL

TRINTERNATIONAL INC.

600 Stewart Street, Suite 1801

SEATTLE WA 98101

T 1.206/5053500

F 1.206/5053501

Anthony RIDNELL

U.S. PETROCHEMICAL

INDUSTRIES INC.

Galleria Financial Center

5075 Westheimer Road, Suite 675

HOUSTON TX 77056

T 1.713/8711951

F 1.713/8711963

Laique REHMAN

UNITED MINERAL & CHEMICAL

CORPORATION

UMC

1050 Wall Street West

Suite 660

LYNDHURST 07071 NJ

T 1.201/5073300

F 1.201/5071506

A. Nurhan BECIDYAN

VINMAR INTERNATIONAL LTD.

16800 Imperial Valley Drive,

Suite 499

HOUSTON TX-77060

T 1.281/6181300

F 1.281/6181395

Hemant GORADIA

W.R. GRACE & CO. - CONN

7500 Grace Drive

COLUMBIA MD 21044

T 1.410/5314000

F 1.410/5314496

Tony DONDERO

South America

BRAZIL

BRASKEM S.A.

Av. Nacoes Unidas 8501,

23rd Floor

Pinheiros

SAO PAULO 05425-070

T 55.11/35769856

F 55.11/35769530

Isabel FIGUEIREDO

CARBOFLEX PRODUTOS E

SERVICOS ESPECIAIS LTDA

3244, Antônio Carlos Magalhães Av.

14th floor, Pituba

SALVADOR - BAHIA 41.800-700

T 55.71/30328903

F 55.71/30328951

Sérgio MOREIRA

ELEKEIROZ S.A.

Rua Dr. Edgardo Azevedo Soares 392

Várzea Paulista

SÃO PAULO 13224-030

T 55.11/45968889

F 55.11/45968977

Carlos CALVO

LUMINA TRADING

ROMERO E JACOBUCCI LTDA.

Av. Moema 170, conj. 32

SAÕ PAULO 04077-020

T 55-11/50526722

F 55-11/5052-1954

Carla VILAS BOAS ROMERO

OSWALDO CRUZ QUÍMICA

Rua Monica Aparecida Moredo, 222,

Bonsucesso

GUARULHOS SP 07177000

T 55.11/24363682

F 55.11/24365582

Julio FORTUNATO

OXITENO S.A.

Indústria é Comércio

Av. Brigadeiro Luis Antonio, 1343

9th Floor

SÃO PAULO 01317-910

T 55.11/31776102

F 55.11/32851498

João Benjamin PAROLIN

72

BRAZIL

TRINIDAD AND

TOBAGO

VENEZUELAPETROLEO BRASILEIRO S.A.

PETROBRAS

Avda. República do Chile n° 65, 9th

9th Floor Andar

RIO DE JANEIRO 20031-912

T 55.21/25344510

F 55.21/3224-2722

Paulo Cesar AMARO AQUINO

QUATTOR PETROQUIMICA S.A.

Rua Joaquim Floriano, 960

10th Floor

SAO PAULO - SP 04534-004

T 55.11/37076000

F 55.11/37076002

Celso Luiz TAVARES FERREIRA

UNIGEL S.A. (HOLDING)

Av. Presidente Juscelino Kubitschek

1726-13 Andar, Itaim Bibi

SÃO PAULO CEP 04543-000

T 55.11/25046022

F 55.11/25046023

Henri SLEZYNGER

TRINIDAD AND TOBAGO

INTERCONTINENTAL SHIPPING LTD.

24-26 Stone Street

PORT OF SPAIN

T 868/6237919

F 868/6279641

John POWELL

METHANOL HOLDINGS

(TRINIDAD) LTD.

Atlantic Avenue

Point Lisas Industrial Estate

Point Lisas

COUVA

T 1.636/2906-9

F 1.636/4501

Rampersad MOTILAL

VENEZUELA

PETROQUIMICA de VENEZUELA

PEQUIVEN

Torre Provincial, piso 5

Avenue Francisco de Miranda,

Chacao

CARACAS

T 58.212/2116528

F 58.212/2116586

José Luis PEREZ



73

BRAZIL

TRINIDAD AND

TOBAGO

VENEZUELA

A.SHITZERLTD...............................................................................66A.L.LANGENB.V.............................................................................54A.M.P.I.Srl.......................................................................................47ACCENTUREGmbH...........................................................................43ACICHEMICALSINC.........................................................................68ACIDEKAS.A.....................................................................................51ADISSEOFRANCESAS......................................................................42ADPON.V.........................................................................................38ADVANCEDPOLYMERCOATINGSLLC..............................................68ADVANSASASAPOLYESTERSANAYIA.S...........................................58AGILITY.............................................................................................60AGNATINDUSTRIESERVICEGmbH...................................................43AHLERSBELGIUMN.V.....................................................................38AIRLIQUIDES.A..............................................................................34AIRPRODUCTS&CHEMICALSINC..................................................68AK-TASDISTICARETA.S..............................................................58AKDENIZKIMYASANAYIVETICARETA.S........................................58AKTASKIMYADISTICARETLTD.SIRKETI........................................58AKZONOBELFUNCTIONALCHEMICALSB.V....................................54ALBACORPORATION........................................................................65ALBACHEMSrl..................................................................................47ALBEMARLEEUROPESPRL..............................................................34ALBERTAGOVERNMENT...................................................................68ALFREDTALKEGmbH&Co.KGLOGISTICSERVICES....................43ALLCHEMINDUSTRIESINC...............................................................68ALLESSACHEMIEGmbH....................................................................43ALLFAST-SHIPPING...........................................................................42ALPACMARKETINGSERVICESINC...................................................68ALUJAINCORPORATION...................................................................67AMEROPAAG...................................................................................52ANNOCHEMICALSN.V.....................................................................39ANTWERPGASTERMINALN.V........................................................39ANTWERPPORTAUTHORITY...........................................................39AOCLLC...........................................................................................68AOTTRADINGAG............................................................................52APEXENERGYLLC...........................................................................69AQN.V.............................................................................................39ARGmbH&Co.KG........................................................................43ARGONKIMYASANAYIVETICARETA.S...........................................58ARGOSGROUPB.V..........................................................................54ARIZONACHEMICALCOMPANY........................................................69

ARKEMKIMYASAN.VETIC.A.S......................................................58ARKEMA............................................................................................34ARNED-CELAAGENCIESB.V............................................................54AROKONAG.....................................................................................52AROLA,ADUANASYCONSIGNACIONESS.L......................................51ARPADISBENELUXN.V....................................................................39ARSOLAROMATICSGmbH&Co.KG...............................................35ARTLANTPTA...................................................................................50ASAHIKASEICHEMICALSCORPORATION.........................................64ASCENDPERFORMANCEMATERIALS................................................69ASMARINEASSOCIESSAS..................................................................42ATLANTAQUIMICA,S.A.DEC.V......................................................68ATLANTICMETHANOLCO.................................................................69ATLASCHEMICALTANKERSA.S........................................................49ATTILIOCARMAGNANISpA...............................................................47AUSSACHEMSpA...............................................................................47AVESTRACHEMICAL(SUISSE)S.A.....................................................52AZELIS..............................................................................................42BALCHEMCORPORATION.................................................................69BALLIGROUPPLC...........................................................................60BALTICTANKOY..............................................................................42BALTRANSA.......................................................................................51BARRYROGLIANOSALLES...............................................................42BASFSE...........................................................................................35BAYLOGISTIKGmbH&Co.KG......................................................43BAYCORPS.A....................................................................................52BAYEGANA.S...................................................................................58BAYERMATERIALSCIENCEAG..........................................................35BDPINTERNATIONALN.V................................................................39BDVBEHRENSGmbH......................................................................43BELGIUMMARKETINGSERVICESN.V...............................................39BERGEMARITIMAS.L......................................................................51BERGENTANKERBROKERSA.S.......................................................49BERKPETROKIMYADISTICARETA.S...............................................58BERTSCHIAG...................................................................................52BEWERMA-CHEMIEHANDELSGESmbH...........................................43BIESTERFELDAG.............................................................................44BINAGROUPLTD............................................................................50BIOMCN............................................................................................54BLTCHEMBULKGROUPEUROPEA.S.............................................41BONDINTERNATIONALLTD............................................................60BOREALISAG...................................................................................34BORSODCHEMZRT...........................................................................35BOWDENCHEMICALSLTD...............................................................60BPCHEMICALSLTD.........................................................................37BPEUROPASE/BPREFINING&PETROCHEMICALSGmbH........35BRAEMARSEASCOPELTD................................................................60BRASKEMS.A....................................................................................71BRENNTAGAG.................................................................................44

MMembers Index per company

74

BRENNTAGLATINAMERICA-HCICHEMICALSNEDERLANDB.V.......54BROEDR.SUNDEA.S.......................................................................49BRUHNSPEDITIONGmbH...............................................................44BÜFACHEMIKALIENGmbH&Co.KG............................................44BULKDISTRIBUTOR..........................................................................60BULKHAULLTD................................................................................60C4UTRADE......................................................................................39CABOTCORPORATION......................................................................52CAGKIMYASAN.VETIC.LTD.STI..................................................58CALDICB.V.......................................................................................54CALUMETPENRECO.........................................................................69CAMELOTMANAGEMENTCONSULTANTSAG....................................44CAMPIYJOVES.A...........................................................................51CAPROCORPORATION......................................................................65CARBOFLEXPRODUTOSESERVICOSESPECIAISLTDA....................71CARMELOLEFINSLTD.....................................................................67CASPERSHIPPINGLTD....................................................................60CEDARPETROCHEMICALSINC.........................................................69CELANESEGmbH.............................................................................35CENTICHEMB.V................................................................................54CENTROTRADECHEMICALSAG........................................................52CEPSAQUIMICAS.A.........................................................................36CHEMEDGEINTERNATIONALPVTLTD...........................................63CHEMGASSHIPPINGB.V..................................................................54CHEMICALMARKETINGCOMPANYN.V.............................................39CHEMIGASSpA.................................................................................48CHEMIONLOGISTIKGmbH..............................................................44CHEMIUMINTERNATIONALCORPORATION......................................69CHEMOILLOGISTICSAG...................................................................52CHEMPETROLOVERSEASLTD.LUGANOBRANCH...........................52CHEMTURA........................................................................................53CHEVRONPHILLIPSCHEMICALSINTERNATIONALN.V.....................34CHIMEDIMARESrl.............................................................................48CHIMICALEXPRESSSrl.....................................................................48CHIMITEXSpA..................................................................................48CHIMITRADESpA..............................................................................48CHINAAMERICANPETROCHEMICALCO.LTD..................................66CHINAPETROCHEMICALDEVELOPMENTCORP...............................66CIECHS.A.........................................................................................50CINCOTTASHIPPINGAGENCYSrl....................................................48CLARIANTINTERNATIONALLTD.......................................................53CON.A.P.S.C.R.L...............................................................................48CONSOLCOB.V.................................................................................54CONTANKS.A...................................................................................51CONTIMPEXS.A................................................................................53CONTINENTALEAG..........................................................................53CORALAE........................................................................................47CORNERSTONECHEMICALCOMPANY...............................................69CORRALN.V.....................................................................................39CORYBROTHERSSHIPPINGLTD.....................................................60CPKELCOApS.................................................................................42

CPHCHEMICALSB.V........................................................................55CROPENERGIESAG..........................................................................44THECRESCENTGROUP....................................................................63CRYSTALPOOLLTD.........................................................................42CSDINC-STARTEXDISTRIBUTION.................................................69CUF-QUIMICOSINDUSTRIAISS.A..................................................36CYTECSURFACESPECIALITIESS.A./N.V...........................................39DAELIMINDUSTRIALCO.LTD.........................................................65DAEWOOINTERNATIONALCORP.....................................................65DAGAGLOBALCHEMICALSLTD.......................................................63DAICEL(EUROPA)GmbH................................................................44DAIRENCHEMICALCORPORATION...................................................66DAMCOBELGIUMN.V......................................................................39DBSCHENKERRAILDEUTSCHLANDAG..........................................44DENAPOLISrl.................................................................................48DEPOLITANKERSB.V....................................................................55DERIJKEGROUP.............................................................................55DELAMINEB.V.................................................................................55DELOITTECONSULTINGCVBA..........................................................39DELTECHEUROPELTD....................................................................60DENHARTOGHLOGISTICSB.V........................................................55DENSATANKERLTD........................................................................59DEWITT&COMPANY.INC...............................................................60DHCSOLVENTCHEMIEGmbH.........................................................35DHLFREIGHT,DHLGLOBALMANAGEMENTGmbH.......................44DICCORPORATION...........................................................................64DIOKId.d.ORGANICPETROCHEMISTRY..........................................34DONAUCHEMIEAG.........................................................................34DOWEUROPE.................................................................................37DSMACRYLONITRILEB.V.................................................................55DSVROADGmbH............................................................................44DUPONTDENEMOURSINTERNATIONALS.A................................36E-B-TRANS........................................................................................42EASTMANCHEMICALB.V..................................................................55EASTPORTMARITIMEB.V.................................................................55ECEM-EUROPEANCHEMICALMARKETINGB.V.............................55ECEPLASTSrl...................................................................................48ELEKEIROZS.A.................................................................................71EMERALDKALAMACHEMICALB.V...................................................55ENERGYBIOCHEMICALSS.A...........................................................36ENTERPRISEPRODUCTSOPERATINGLLC........................................74EOCEINKAUFAG............................................................................53EPICSHIPPING(Chartering)PTELTD............................................64EQUATEPETROCHEMICALCO..........................................................67EQUILEXB.V....................................................................................55ERMEWAHOLDINGS.A...................................................................42ERSHIPS.A.......................................................................................51ESPÃNAMARKETINGSERVICESS.L..................................................51ESSBERGERTANKERS.......................................................................44ESSELENASSOCIATESLLC................................................................69EURONORDICLOGISTICSB.V.........................................................55

Members Index per company (continued)


75

EUROCHEMTRADINGGmbH...........................................................53EUROWASTEN.V..............................................................................39EURTEAM..........................................................................................60EVONIKINDUSTRIESAG..................................................................35EWALSCARGOCAREN.V................................................................39EXXONMOBILCHEMICALEUROPE...................................................34FEDERTRASPORTISpA......................................................................48FERRARIALDOTRASPORTISrl........................................................48FINBETASpA....................................................................................48FINOLEXINDUSTRIESLTD...............................................................63FIRESTONEPOLYMERSLLC..............................................................69FLINTHILLSRESOURCES.................................................................69FLUORENTERPRISESINC................................................................55FLUXXIONB.V..................................................................................55FORTRECCHEMICALS&PETROLEUMPTELTD...............................64FREDHOLMBERG&CO.AB...........................................................52GACSHIPPINGUKLTD...................................................................60GADIVPETROCHEMICALINDUSTRIESLTD.......................................67GADOTSALES&DISTRIBUTIONLTD...............................................67GALATACHEMICALSGmbH..............................................................44GALAXYSURFACTANTSLTD..............................................................63GANTRADEEUROPELTD.................................................................60GAPUMA(UK)LIMITED....................................................................60GATXRAILAUSTRIAGmbH.............................................................38GAZPROMEXPORTLLC..................................................................50GCATRANS.........................................................................................42GESIMONSINTERNATIONAALTRANSPORTB.V...............................55GEWATER&PROCESSTECHNOLOGIES.........................................39GEBR.OVERLACKCHEMISCHEFABRIKGmbH.................................44GEFOGESELLSCHAFTfürOELTRANSPORTEmbH...........................44GELSENCHEMCHEMICALPRODUCTSGmbH....................................44GENMARRESOURCESLTD...............................................................60GEOSPECIALTYCHEMICALSUKLTD...............................................60GEORGIAGULFCORPORATION........................................................69GLOB-TERMINALSp.z.o.o...............................................................50GLOBALBIO-CHEMTECHNOLOGYAMERICAS..................................69GLOBALSTORAGE............................................................................61GLOBALTRADEINFORMATIONSERVICESINC.................................53GLOBEMARINESERVICESCO.........................................................67GMS-CHEMIEHANDELSGESELLCHAFTmbH......................................44GREATEASTERNPROVIDENCELIMITED..........................................64GREEN&BLACKMARINELOGISTICS..............................................59GREENCHEMINDUSTRIESLLC.........................................................69GROUPESAMATS.A.......................................................................42GRUPOIDESAS.A.DEC.V..............................................................68GRUPOPETROTEMEXS.A.DECV...................................................68GUIDOBERNARDINISrl...................................................................48GULFBAYPORTCHEMICALSLP.......................................................69GWYNT.............................................................................................55H.CLARKSON&COLTD.................................................................61H.J.vanBENTUMB.V.INT.TRANSPORT.......................................55

H.MÖLLER&Co.KG.....................................................................44H.B.FULLEREUROPEGmbH..........................................................53HAESAERTSINTERMODALN.V..........................................................39HANSAGROUPAG...........................................................................45HANWHACHEMICALCORPORATION................................................65HAPAG-LLOYDAG............................................................................45HARCOGROUPS.A./N.V..................................................................39HARKECHEMICALSGmbH...............................................................45HAVILAOÜ.....................................................................................42HAZARDOUSCARGOBULLETIN........................................................61HAZELMERCANTILELTD.................................................................63HELMAG..........................................................................................45HIP-PETROHEMIJA............................................................................36HKSSPEDITIONSGmbH...................................................................45HONAMPETROCHEMICALCORP.......................................................65HOYERGmbH..................................................................................45HUKTRAN.V.....................................................................................40HUNTSMANEUROPEBVBA..............................................................34HUTTONCHEMICALSLTD.................................................................61IBERICAMARITIMATARRAGONAS.A................................................51IBERICATANKERCHARTERINGS.L..................................................51ICCCHEMICALCORP........................................................................70ICIS...................................................................................................61ICL-IPAMERICAINC........................................................................70ICL-IPEUROPE................................................................................55IDEMITSUKOSANCO.LTD..............................................................45IHSCHEMICAL..................................................................................61IHSINCORPORATED.........................................................................61IMCDGROUPB.V.............................................................................56IMPLICOGmbH................................................................................45INDORAMAPETROCHEMLTD...........................................................66INDUKERNS.A.................................................................................51INDULORAG....................................................................................53INEOSEUROPEAGOxideDivision.................................................37INEOSOLEFINS&POLYMERSEUROPE...........................................37INEOSPHENOLGmbH....................................................................35INFINEUMSASFRANCE....................................................................34INGESTEENSLANDA.S....................................................................49INGENIAPOLYMERSINC..................................................................70INNOSPECLIMITED..........................................................................61INNUAEUROPES.A.........................................................................40INSPECTORATENETHERLANDSB.V..................................................56INTEGRAPETROCHEMICALSPTELTD..............................................64INTERASKIMYASAN.VETIC.A.S....................................................59INTERBULKGROUPPLC..................................................................56INTERCHEMPTELTD.......................................................................64INTERCONTINENTALSHIPPINGLTD.................................................72INTERMARCB.V................................................................................56INTERNATIONALECHEM...................................................................61INTERTEKOIL,CHEMICAL&AGRI..................................................61INTRAS.A.........................................................................................50

76

INVISTARESINS&FIBERSGmbH....................................................45IPP-INTERNATIONALPROCESSPLANTS........................................70IRANPETROCHEMICALCOMMERCIALCO.........................................66ISP(Switzerland)GmbH..................................................................52ISEGENSOUTHAFRICA(PTY)LTD..................................................38ITCRUBISTERMINALANTWERPN.V..............................................40ITECREFINING&MARKETINGCO.LTD.........................................70ITOCHUDEUTSCHLANDGmbH........................................................45JAMPOLYPROPYLENECO................................................................66JAYPOLYCHEMINDIALTD..............................................................63JOTANKERSGROUP........................................................................49JOSSCHEMICALSB.V........................................................................56JSCALCO-NAPHTHA..........................................................................50JSCNIZHNEKAMSKNEFTEKHIM..........................................................36JSRCORPORATION...........................................................................64JUBILANTPHARMACEUTICALS...........................................................40JÜRGENSCHMIDTCHEMIEVERTRETUNGGmbH...............................45JXNIPPONOIL&ENERGYCORPORATION.....................................64K.H.KLINKCHEMIEROHSTOFFEGmbH...........................................45K&HCHEMICALS...............................................................................56KANDLAENERGYANDCHEMICALSLTD..........................................63KAOCHEMICALSGmbH...................................................................45KARLSCHMIDTSPEDITIONGmbH&Co.KG..................................45KATOENNATIEN.V..........................................................................40KEMATBELGIUMPOLYBUTENES......................................................40KEMIRAWATERDANMARKA.S........................................................42KHNEOCHEMAMERICASINC..........................................................70KLINEEUROPES.A..........................................................................40KLJGROUPOFINDUSTRIES............................................................63KÖKSANPETVEPLASTIKAMBALAJSAN.VETIC.A.S....................59KOLBHOLDINGAG.........................................................................53KOLMARGROUPAG........................................................................53KORTEKSMENSUCATSANAYIVETICARETA.S.................................59KRATONPOLYMERSNEDERLANDB.V..............................................56KSJOACHIMGRIEG&CO...............................................................49KTMKIMYAA.S................................................................................59KUBE&KUBENZ.............................................................................45KUMHOP&BCHEMICALS.................................................................65KURARAYEUROPEGmbH................................................................45KUWAITOILTANKERCOMPANY......................................................67LAABSGmbHSPEDITION.................................................................45LANFERLOGISTIKGmbH.................................................................45LANXESSDEUTSCHLANDGmbH.......................................................35LAURITZENKOSANA.S.....................................................................42LAXMIORGANICINDUSTRIESLTD...................................................63LBCTANKTERMINALS......................................................................40LEHNKERINGGmbH........................................................................45LGCHEMICALLTD...........................................................................65LIFECHEMICALSGROUP..................................................................38LIKITKIMYASANAYIVETICARETA.S..............................................59LINDEAG.........................................................................................46

LIONCOPOLYMERLLC.....................................................................70LIQUICHEMHGmbH.........................................................................46LIQUIDCARGOSERVICESB.V..........................................................56LIQUIDTRANSFERTECHNOLOGYB.V..............................................56LKWWALTERINTERNATIONALETRANSPORTORGANISATIONAG....38LOG-STARLTD.................................................................................61THELOGICALGROUPGmbH..........................................................53LONZALTD.......................................................................................37LUBRIZOLFRANCESAS....................................................................34LUCITEINTERNATIONALUKLTD.....................................................61LUERCHEMLLC................................................................................53LUMINATRADING.............................................................................71LUMMUSTECHNOLOGY....................................................................70LYONDELLBASELLINDUSTRIES.........................................................37M.E.S.PETROKIMYAHOLDINGLTD.................................................59M/SGODAVARIBIOREFINERIESLTD...............................................63M&GFINANZIARIASrl......................................................................48MANUCHARN.V................................................................................40MANUFACTUREFRANCAISEdesPNEUMATIQUESMICHELIN............43MARENZANASpA..............................................................................48MARKETING/LOGISTIC-SERVICE.................................................46MARNAVISpA...................................................................................48MARTANKERSIS.L...........................................................................51MARTESTCAMBRIAN(Europe)B.V..................................................56MARUBENIEUROPEPLCDüsseldorfBranch..................................46MASPEDTLOGKFT..........................................................................47MASTERCHEMOILLTD...................................................................49MBBARTER&TRADINGS.A...........................................................53MEADWESTVACOSPECIALTYCHEMICALDIV....................................70MEGACHEMICALSINTERNATIONALAG...........................................53MEGLOBALEUROPEGmbH.............................................................37MERISOLUKLTD.............................................................................61METHANEXEUROPES.A./N.V..........................................................40METHANOLHOLDINGS(TRINIDAD)LTD..........................................72MITSUBISHICHEMICALEUROPEGmbH...........................................46MITSUBISHIGASCHEMICALAMERICAINC.......................................70MITSUBISHIINTERNATIONALGmbH................................................46MITSUI&CO.BENELUXS.A............................................................40MITSUICHEMICALSINC....................................................................64MKSMARMARAENTEGREKIMYASANAYIA.S..................................37MOMENTIVEPERFORMANCEMATERIALSINC..................................37MONUMENTCHEMICAL.....................................................................40MSIGROUPS.A................................................................................53MY-CHEMGmbH..............................................................................46NACCOS.A......................................................................................43NALCOEUROPESARL......................................................................53NATIONALCHEMICALCARRIERSLTD.CO........................................67NATIONALINDUSTRIALIZATIONCO.-(TASNEE).............................67NATIONALOILCORPORATIONOFLIBYA........................................38NAVIGLOBEN.V...............................................................................40NEOCHIMIKIS.A...............................................................................47



77

NERIDEPOSITICOSTIERISpA.........................................................48NEWPOLYMERSPLANT"SENEGE"JSC..........................................50NEWPORTEUROPEB.V...................................................................56NEXTMARITIMES.L.........................................................................51NEXTCHEMPTYLTD........................................................................62NIJHOF-WASSINKB.V.......................................................................56NIJMAN/ZEETANKINTERNATIONALETANKTRANSPORTENB.V.........56NOAHSARKCHEMICALSGmbH.......................................................61NOBLECLEANFUELSLTD...............................................................61NOORDNATIETERMINALSN.V........................................................40NORBERTDENTRESSANGLESAS......................................................43NORDICTANKERSA.S......................................................................42NORGASCARRIERSPRIVATELTD....................................................66NOVAPEX..........................................................................................35NOVASOLS.A....................................................................................40NOVELMARSrl..................................................................................48NUSTARTERMINALSLTD..................................................................61NYNASAB........................................................................................52OCCIDENTALCHEMICALBELGIUMBVBA.........................................40OCICORP.CO.LTD.........................................................................65OCPS.A..........................................................................................38ODFJELLSE......................................................................................49ODINMARINEEUROPEB.V............................................................56ODYSSEYLOGISTICSEUROPEBVBA.................................................40OILMOVEMENTSERVICESB.V.........................................................56OILTANKINGGmbH..........................................................................46OLDWORLDINDUSTRIESINC.........................................................70OLINCHLORALKALIPRODUCTS......................................................70OMANTRADINGINTERNATIONAL....................................................68OMNOVASOLUTIONSSAS.................................................................43OMVREFINING&MARKETINGGmbH.............................................34ORGANIKKIMYASANAYIVETICARETA.S.......................................59ORIENTALPETROCHEMICALSCO.....................................................38ORKAd.o.o......................................................................................51OSWALDOCRUZQUÍMICA................................................................71OXEAGROUP...................................................................................35OXITENOS.A....................................................................................71OXYDEBELGIUMBVBA....................................................................40P&OFERRYMASTERSLTD.............................................................56P.M.I.COMERCIOINTERNACIONALS.A.DEC.V..............................68PAGANELLASpA...............................................................................48PAÑALONS.A...................................................................................51PANALPINAWORLDTRANSPORTN.V..............................................41PANAMERICANCHEMICALMARKETINGLTD.....................................70PARSIANNEGARGROUP.................................................................66PCCSE.............................................................................................46PCI(XYLENES&POLYESTERS)LTD................................................61PCSPETROCHEMIECONTRACTING&SERVICES..............................56PENPETPETROCHEMICALTRADINGGmbH.....................................46PENTACHEMIKALIENGmbH&Co.KG..........................................46PENTAPETROKIMYASAN.VETICARETA.S.....................................59

PEQUIVEN........................................................................................72PERFORMANCEFIBERSEUROPE......................................................49PERSTORPAB..................................................................................36PETKIMPETROKIMYAHOLDINGA.S................................................37PETRAMIN,S.A.DEC.V...................................................................68PETROCHEMCARLESSLTD...............................................................61PETROCHEMMIDDLEEASTFZE......................................................68PETRODESKB.V...............................................................................56PETROLEOBRASILEIROS.A.............................................................72PETROLEOSDEPORTUGALS.A.......................................................36PETROLINKN.V................................................................................41PETROSAEUROPEB.V.....................................................................57PHILLIPTOWNSENDASSOCIATES....................................................41PHILLIPS66.....................................................................................37PILOTCHEMICALCOMPANY.............................................................70PLASTAYKIMYASANAYIVETICARETA.S.........................................59PLASTIPAKPACKAGINGINC.............................................................70PLATTS..............................................................................................62POLESHIPPINGS.A.........................................................................53POLIPORTKIMYASANAYIVETICARETA.S......................................59POLSKIKONCERNNAFTOWYORLENS.A........................................36POLYNTGROUP...............................................................................36PORTOFAMSTERDAM.....................................................................57PORTOFGHENT...........................................................................41PORTOFROTTERDAM.....................................................................57PPGINDUSTRIESEUROPESARL......................................................54PRAXAIRN.V....................................................................................41PROCHEMAHANDELSGESELLSCHAFTmbh.......................................38PROCTER&GAMBLECHEMICALS....................................................54PROVIRONHOLDINGN.V.................................................................41PTTCHEMICALPLC..........................................................................66QATARFERTILISERCOMPANYS.A.Q................................................67QATARPETROCHEMICALCO.LTD...................................................67QUALCOMMENTERPRISESERVICESEUROPE...................................57QUALICHEMSPECIALTIESPVTLTD..................................................64QUATTORPETROQUIMICAS.A..........................................................72QUIMIDROGAS.A.............................................................................51QUINCANNONASSOCIATESINC........................................................70QUINNCHEMICALSGmbH...............................................................46R.M.I.CHEMICALLOGISTICSB.V......................................................57RADICIPARTECIPAZIONISpA...........................................................49RAIZENTRADINGLLP......................................................................62REEDEREIJAEGERSGmbH..............................................................46REICHHOLDINC...............................................................................70RELIANCEINDUSTRIESLTD.............................................................64REPSOL.............................................................................................36RESICHEMSrl...................................................................................49RHENUSLOGISTICSGmbH...............................................................46RHODIA............................................................................................35ROBOGRINDOY...............................................................................42ROLANDBERGERSTRATEGYCONSULTANTSLTD............................62

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THEROMPETROLGROUP................................................................36ROYALVOPAK..................................................................................57RTCHEMBVBA..................................................................................41RUBISTERMINAL..............................................................................43RUHR-PETROLGmbH.......................................................................46RUSKHIMSETJSC...............................................................................50RÜTGERSBELGIUMN.V...................................................................34SABIC................................................................................................37SAFRACO.LTD................................................................................67SAMNAMPETROCHEMICALCO.LTD...............................................65SAMSKIP............................................................................................57SAMSUNGC&TDEUTSCHLANDGmbH..............................................46SANOINTERTRANSLTD...................................................................67SANORS.............................................................................................50SARTRASPORTISCPA.......................................................................49SARMASrl........................................................................................49SASOLCHEMIEGmbH&Co.KG....................................................46SASOLGERMANYGmbH...................................................................46SAUDIARAMCO................................................................................67SAYBOLTNEDERLANDB.V...............................................................57SCHUPPIBERICAS.L........................................................................51SCLGmbH........................................................................................47SCOTTBADERCO.LTD....................................................................37SEAINVESTSHIPPINGAGENCY.......................................................43SEASEASHIPPINGLIMITED............................................................62SEATRANSCHEMICALTANKERSA.S.................................................49SEAWAVESSHIPPINGSERVICESCO.LTD........................................66SEAWAYFORWARDING&LOGISTICSS.A........................................47SEKISUIS-LECB.V...........................................................................57SEMBCORPUTILITIES(UK)LTD.......................................................62SEVITRADES.L.................................................................................51SGSS.A.............................................................................................54SHANGHAISUNIVOSUPPLYCHAINMANAGEMENTCO.LTD...........62SHAZANDPETROCHEMICALCOMPANY.............................................66SHELLCHEMICALSEUROPEB.V......................................................37SIGROUP-SWITZERLANDGmbH......................................................54SIBURINTERNATIONALGmbH.........................................................38SIMONSTORAGELTD.......................................................................62SINOCHEMTANKCONTAINERS.........................................................63SINOPECINTERNATIONAL(HONGKONG)CO.LTD........................63SINTEZOKALLC..............................................................................50SKNETWORKSDEUTSCHLANDGmbH.............................................47SOCIETÁIMPORTAZIONEMATERIEPRIMESpA...............................49SOJITZEUROPEPLC........................................................................47SOLUTIAEUROPESPRL/BVBA..........................................................41SOLVADISMETHANOLGmbH...........................................................47SOLVAYS.A.......................................................................................34SOLVENTASTEKNIKDEPOLAMAA.S................................................59SOLVENTISLTD................................................................................62SOLVOCHEMHOLLANDB.V..............................................................57SONGWONINDUSTRIALCO.LTD....................................................65

SOPOINTERNATIONALLTD.............................................................63SPDCLTD.........................................................................................64SPOLEKPROCHEMICKOUHUTNÍVÝROBUA.S...............................41SRICONSULTING..............................................................................54SSI-CHUSEIINC................................................................................70STANDICB.V.....................................................................................57STARCHEMICALLOGISTICSpA........................................................49STEMSHIPPING................................................................................52STOCKMEIERCHEMIEGmbH&Co.KG..........................................47STOLTTANKCONTAINERSB.V...........................................................62STORE-SHIPB.V./BROEKMANGROUPB.V.....................................57STRATLEYAG....................................................................................47STYROLUTIONGmbH........................................................................35STYRONEUROPEGmbH..................................................................37SÜD-CHEMIEAG...............................................................................47SUMITOMODEUTSCHLANDGmbH....................................................47SUMMITPETROCHEMICALTRADINGINC.(AustrianBranch)..........38SUNOCOINC....................................................................................71SUNPORKUNSTSTOFFGmbH...........................................................38SUTTONSGROUP..............................................................................62SYNTHOMERLTD..............................................................................62SYNTHOSS.A....................................................................................50TALINTERNATIONALCONTAINERCORPORATION............................71TAMINCON.V...................................................................................34TANKOPSLAGVERBEKEN.V...........................................................41TANKMATCHINLANDSHIPPINGB.V................................................57TANQUIDGmbH&Co.KG.............................................................47TECNONORBICHEMLTD.................................................................62TERMINALESPORTUARIASS.L..........................................................52TESSENDERLOGROUP.....................................................................34TGBIOCHEMICALSLTD....................................................................41THERMPHOSINTERNATIONALB.V...................................................57THIRDCOASTCHEMICALS................................................................71TISZACHEMICALGROUPPUBLICLIMITEDCOMPANY.....................78TOKYOMARINEEUROPELTD.........................................................62TORAYFILMSEUROPE.....................................................................43TORLAKSHIPPING&TRADECO.LTD............................................59TOTALREFINNING&CHEMICALS....................................................34TOYOTATSUSHOCORPORATION......................................................64TPCGROUPINC..............................................................................71TRADEBESHIPPINGS.L...................................................................52TRAMMOCHEMAG............................................................................54TRANSOCEANBULKLOGISTICS.......................................................62TRANSALSHIPPINGCO....................................................................59TRANSPORTGHEYSN.V...................................................................41TRICONENERGYLTD.......................................................................43TRIFLEETLEASING(THENETHERLANDS)B.V.................................57TRINTERNATIONALINC....................................................................71U.S.PETROCHEMICALINDUSTRIESINC...........................................71UBECHEMICALEUROPES.A...........................................................36UNGERFABRIKKERA.S....................................................................50


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UNI-CHARTERINGA.S.......................................................................42UNIGASINTERNATIONAL..................................................................57UNIGELS.A.(HOLDING)..................................................................72UNITEDMINERAL&CHEMICALCORPORATON................................71UNIVAREUROPE..............................................................................43UNIVEXS.A......................................................................................68UOPN.V...........................................................................................41UTKILENA.S.....................................................................................50VANDENANKERB.V......................................................................57VARTECOQUIMICAIBERICAS.L.......................................................52VENUSPETROCHEMICALS(B)PRIVATELIMITED.............................64VERBRUGGEINTERNATIONALEWEGTRANSPORTENB.V.................57VERENIGDETANKREDERIJB.V.........................................................58VERSALISSpA...................................................................................36VERTOMSHIPPING&TRADINGB.V................................................58VICTORIACHEMICALSSp.z.o.o.(LTD.)...........................................50VINMARINTERNATIONALLTD..........................................................71VINNOLITGmbH&Co.KG.............................................................35VITOLS.A.........................................................................................54VOPAKTERQUIMSA..........................................................................52VOSBULKLOGISTICSOSSB.V.........................................................58VSLHOLDINGB.V............................................................................58VTGAG............................................................................................47

W.R.GRACE&CO.-CONN...........................................................71WACKERCHEMIEAG.......................................................................35WASCOSAAG...................................................................................54WATSONGRAYITALIASrl...............................................................49WAUTERSTANKTRANSPORTN.V......................................................41WESTCHARTA.S...............................................................................50WESTWAYTERMINALSNEDERLANDB.V.........................................58WHYTECHEMICALSLIMITED...........................................................62WIJNGAARDNATIEN.V...................................................................41WIJNHOFF&VANGULPEN&LARSENB.V....................................58WILHELMSENSHIPSSERVICE/BARWILBENELUXN.V.....................41WINSWAYSINGAPOREPETROLEUM&CHEMICALSPTELTD.........65WOONGJINCHEMICALCO.LTD......................................................65WORMSSERVICESMARITIMES..........................................................43YARAS.A..........................................................................................41YEOCHUNNCCCO.LTD..................................................................65YOGINTERNATIONALPVTLTD........................................................64YONGSANCHEMICALSINC...............................................................65ZAGROSPETROCHEMICALCOMPANY................................................66ZAKSPOLKAAKCYJNA......................................................................36ZAKLADYAZOTOWEPULAWYS.A....................................................50ZEELANDSEAPORTS.........................................................................58

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AARTSENKees..................................................................................37Dr.ABENDSven..............................................................................53ABERGELLaurent............................................................................39ADELTOFTMichael...........................................................................42ADIBMEHRMaryam.........................................................................66ADLEHossein...................................................................................60AGARWALAmit................................................................................64AKSOYOya.......................................................................................59AKTASMustafa.................................................................................58ALAWFITalal.................................................................................68AL-ABDULLAAbdulRahmanAli....................................................67AL-ANSARIHisham...........................................................................67AL-KUWARIYousef...........................................................................67AL-OTAIBIBader..............................................................................67ALAMBEIGIAlan...............................................................................45ALEKSICSasa....................................................................................36ALEXANDERIan...............................................................................61ALTHOFFHenrik..............................................................................44ALTHUKAIRRaed..............................................................................67ALTINNecat.....................................................................................59Dr.ALTOBELLINicola.....................................................................48ALTUNTASMuko...............................................................................59AMAROAQUINOPauloCesar..........................................................72ANTONIUSKai..................................................................................38ANTUNESPAULOAvelino................................................................36ARAPOGLOUChris............................................................................69ARTEAGABrenda.............................................................................62ASHRAFIMohammadSadegh..........................................................66ATCHISONDennis.............................................................................70BABIKIANHarry...............................................................................39BACHMANNHans-Georg...................................................................46BANDOKen......................................................................................44BARDAKJIANJack.............................................................................60BARENDSEBarend...........................................................................55BARROSOJoséLuis..........................................................................36BARTLEWSKAGosia.........................................................................50BARUHJak.......................................................................................59BARUHNisso....................................................................................53BASSOFlavio....................................................................................48BATTChris.......................................................................................60BAUMNorbert.................................................................................45BAYARCelâl.....................................................................................52BAYEGANRuya................................................................................58

BECIDYANA.Nurhan......................................................................71BECKEhrhard..................................................................................46BEDELLJohn...................................................................................69BEKAERTBernard............................................................................39Prof.Dr.-Ing.BELLONIAldo...........................................................46BELOŠEVIC Zdenko..........................................................................34Dr.BENRAYESTareq.....................................................................67BENESCHUdo..................................................................................53Dr.BENZEKRIMohammed..............................................................38BERENDELDan................................................................................49BERGHAUSRainer............................................................................44BERKELHeidi..................................................................................54BERNARDINIUmbro........................................................................48BERTANILuca..................................................................................48BERTINGJoost.................................................................................55Dr.BERTSCHIHans-Jörg..................................................................52BETTTim.........................................................................................44Dr.BHARDWAJBharat....................................................................61BHATTACHARYAAjay........................................................................64BIRMANAleksander.........................................................................50BITLISMehmetEmin.......................................................................59BLAAUWJan....................................................................................43BLOCKENPeter................................................................................40BLOMETThierry...............................................................................54BOBIRNACManuela.........................................................................52BOLLAERTDaniel.............................................................................40BONAMILuc.....................................................................................39BONARIUSJohn................................................................................61BONDDavid....................................................................................60BONETTIGiorgio.............................................................................47BOOMERTYuri.................................................................................55BORMSRudi.....................................................................................55Dr.BORRUSOAndrea......................................................................54BRASHERDonald.............................................................................53Dr.BREMERJohannes.....................................................................35BRESCHENDORFMichael..................................................................53BRYANJames...................................................................................70BUCHHOLZJürgen............................................................................46BUDINMichel..................................................................................34BURTINJérôme................................................................................43BUSARDThomas..............................................................................70BUTCHERIan...................................................................................40BUTTIMaurizio................................................................................65Dr.BÜTTNERThomas......................................................................43BUTZELAARRené.............................................................................47CAGATAYOmer................................................................................58CALLENSPeter.................................................................................39CALMÄCAdrian................................................................................53CALVOCarlos...................................................................................71CARBONELLChristian......................................................................42

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CARDILLOGeraldR.(Jerry)............................................................69CAREYDermot.................................................................................46CARRAROSimonetta........................................................................61CASAJÚSLÓPEZIgnacioJosé...........................................................52CASIERHans....................................................................................37CAVANColin.....................................................................................37CENCICGroga..................................................................................51CEREMarcel-Louis...........................................................................43CERUTIPaolo...................................................................................48CHANDRANaveen............................................................................70CHAZELLERémy...............................................................................42CHENS.C..........................................................................................66CHOInhwan....................................................................................65CHOISungeun..................................................................................65CHOISungPil.................................................................................65CHOIJaeHo....................................................................................65CHURETOlivier................................................................................36Ing.CINCOTTAVincenzo..................................................................48CLARKIan........................................................................................40CLAWSONJim..................................................................................71CLERBOISPierre..............................................................................34COENENFrank................................................................................34COLDANIMarco...............................................................................49COOPERAndrew..............................................................................60COPPINHenk...................................................................................38CORBINAlain...................................................................................34COUDERCMarc................................................................................43CROMACKMike.................................................................................37CROTTYTom....................................................................................37Dr.CUNTZEJens..............................................................................53Capt.CUYTJan................................................................................41DAGASatyen....................................................................................63deBOSBob.....................................................................................42deGRAEFFPieter............................................................................58Dr.DENAPOLINicola....................................................................48deRIJKEL.H..................................................................................55deRIJKEChris.................................................................................57deROORené...................................................................................58DEVRIESJ.C..................................................................................54DEZEEUWRob...............................................................................55DECKERMartin................................................................................44Capt.DEMIRCIOnsel.......................................................................59DEPECKERStefaan...........................................................................41DESMETJohan.................................................................................41DEVROYEAlain................................................................................39DHANORKARSaurabh......................................................................63DIANEZFrancesc..............................................................................51DIAZBARRIGACarlos......................................................................68DIDWANIANitinKumar..................................................................63Prof.Dr.-Ing.DIERCKSRainer........................................................35DONDEROTony...............................................................................71

DORDONIVania...............................................................................48DÖRNEMANNMichael......................................................................43DRIESSENLuc..................................................................................39Dr.DUFFYJoe.................................................................................60DUPASQUIERFlorence.....................................................................42DURANDBlaise................................................................................42DUVALFranck..................................................................................43EBERHARDRuediger........................................................................35EDELINKevin..................................................................................42EGGINKAnner.................................................................................52EGGLESTONMark............................................................................41EKMANNPer....................................................................................42ELIEPatrick....................................................................................55ELLMANNThomas............................................................................44ENDOKoichi....................................................................................64ENDRESThomas..............................................................................53ERKOCFaruk...................................................................................59ESCALANTEEduardo........................................................................68ESTERMANNFriedel.........................................................................43FABREFrédéric................................................................................43FAESWalter....................................................................................39FAESFrancesco................................................................................58FANMichelle....................................................................................63Dr.FENGHenry..............................................................................66FENGLERThomas............................................................................53FERNANDEZLorena.........................................................................51FIÉVÉPascal....................................................................................42FIGUEIREDOIsabel..........................................................................71FINGERUllrich.................................................................................35Dr.FISCHERHeiko..........................................................................47FISHERNathan................................................................................37FISSETJérôme..................................................................................43FITTINGChantal..............................................................................45FLOOKChristopher..........................................................................61FOGLIFranco...................................................................................49FORTUNATOJulio.............................................................................71FRANCOJoan...................................................................................51FRENZLMichael...............................................................................56FRIESSJohannes..............................................................................38FRISCHBIERBernd...........................................................................45FUJIMAToshiaki...............................................................................70FYFFEGina......................................................................................64GALERonaldH...............................................................................70GARCIACAMPOSFrancisco..............................................................51GARCIATOUZADiegoJose..............................................................52GERRITSENGuus.............................................................................45GHARNINIParisa.............................................................................66GHEDINIUmberto...........................................................................54GHESQUIEREOlivier........................................................................42Ing.GHISOLFIGuido.......................................................................48GJESDALKarlErik...........................................................................50

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Dr.GLÜCKAlexander......................................................................35GOEDVOLKP.J.................................................................................54GOENKARavi...................................................................................63GOERNERMichael............................................................................45GOETHALSBert................................................................................38GÓMEZVictor...................................................................................68GONZALEZDIAZRafael....................................................................51GOOCHPaul....................................................................................53GORADIAHemant............................................................................71GOSWELLSimon..............................................................................37GOULDJeffreyS..............................................................................60GOUNDENSastri..............................................................................57GRAGEHeiko...................................................................................53GRASSERBAUERMaximilian.............................................................34GREINEROlivier..............................................................................34Dr.GUDERJAHNLutz......................................................................44GUINEAJesúsF...............................................................................36GUTIERREZSALDIVARGuillermo.....................................................68HAAGAndreas.................................................................................45HAESAERTSLuc................................................................................39HAIKNEYAnthony............................................................................62HALLERStephen..............................................................................54HAMMERJanArthur........................................................................49HARFOUCHESalim...........................................................................69HARKEThorsten...............................................................................45HARKERRuediger............................................................................46HARRINGTONJoseph........................................................................68HARRISONMichael...........................................................................60HARTOGSBernardo..........................................................................60HATZIDEMOUEva............................................................................37HATZISARISJordan...........................................................................47Dr.HAUTKAPPEBernhard...............................................................35HEIJKOOPHans...............................................................................37HEIRMANAnne................................................................................34HELLEMANNSOERENSENMichael...................................................35HELLEMANSPeter............................................................................40HELSENMaurice..............................................................................40HERNANDEZRicardo........................................................................51HESELTINEDuncan..........................................................................60Dr.HEYENErkThorsten.................................................................35HIBBERTJonathan...........................................................................60HILLEJan.........................................................................................35HINGSTMichiel................................................................................62HODGESPaul...................................................................................61HOESCHThomas..............................................................................40HOLICKIPeter..................................................................................37HOLLANDSteven..............................................................................44HOLMBERGMax...............................................................................52HOLTESMarkTaco..........................................................................38HOLZMANNThomasC.....................................................................69HONGDonk-Ok...............................................................................65

HOOPERRichard.............................................................................70HORVATHMiklos..............................................................................47HOWITTNeil....................................................................................39HOYERThomas................................................................................45HUEPPELERHolger.........................................................................35HURENKAMPJoris............................................................................57HUTHPaulF...................................................................................69IEVOLIDomenico.............................................................................48In’tVELDKeesG............................................................................56INOUEMitusharu.............................................................................45ISMAIYATIMShahrin.........................................................................62ITURRIETAFernando........................................................................36IVLEVAlexander..............................................................................50Dr.JAEGERSGunther......................................................................54JAINPushp......................................................................................63JANSSENJozef..................................................................................40JENKINSSteven................................................................................61JEUKENSFrits..................................................................................56JOHANSENJanHenrik.....................................................................49JOHNSONDavid...............................................................................53JONESEdson....................................................................................69JONESIan........................................................................................60JOSEPHSSONErik.............................................................................52JOVEPONSRamón..........................................................................51KAISERBrian...................................................................................69KAMEIHideki...................................................................................46KANEKISachio.................................................................................46KANGYujin......................................................................................65KAPLANKemal.................................................................................58KAPLUCHAMarek.............................................................................50Capt.KARABEKBulent....................................................................59KARKOSKAVladimír..........................................................................35KASLOWSKISimone.........................................................................59KASTLERGünter...............................................................................38KAVELAARSPatrick..........................................................................39KETTINGHans..................................................................................56KHORSHIDSHABESTARISina...........................................................66KHOSHOIEMohammadreza.............................................................66KIMKee-Joon...................................................................................65KIMKris...........................................................................................46KIMMin-Woo...................................................................................65KISHOREAshok................................................................................54KLAUTZERBeate..............................................................................38KLINKErnst-Eberhard.....................................................................45KOCHHenrik....................................................................................41KOKOGLUMurat..............................................................................59KOKULUDAGLevend........................................................................58KÖPPHenk......................................................................................56KORVENRANTAMarkku....................................................................34KOSHIKAWANaoki...........................................................................64KOSITPAISALVeerasak.....................................................................66


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KOSTERRonald................................................................................55KRAWCZYKDariusz..........................................................................50KREETZWillem................................................................................54KRUMMEckhard..............................................................................52KUBENZMichael..............................................................................45KUCKBirger.....................................................................................44KUDRINAOlga.................................................................................50KUZYDavid......................................................................................34KWAKSeongWook.........................................................................47KWAKSungLim..............................................................................65LAAKSONENAntti.............................................................................42LADEHOFFJörn................................................................................46LAGAEJohn.....................................................................................69LAGOXIMÉNEZIsrael......................................................................51LANDESMANJossi.............................................................................39LANFERHermann............................................................................45LANGENFranz.................................................................................54LANGSTRAATRob.............................................................................64LANGWOST-WALTERTorsten...........................................................53LATTUADAGiuseppe........................................................................48LAURIJSSENSGert............................................................................44LEEMichael.....................................................................................69LEERoger........................................................................................62LEES.Jay.........................................................................................65LEESangKyu..................................................................................65LEFASJohn......................................................................................70LEIJONHIELMCarlJohan.................................................................52LENEGARChris................................................................................68LENOIRLaurent...............................................................................34LENSGuy.........................................................................................38LENZJürgen.....................................................................................45LEPETUKHINIgor............................................................................42Ir.LEROYFabian.............................................................................40LIGang............................................................................................63LIXing.............................................................................................63LINDFIELDD.R.................................................................................49LLOYDDavid....................................................................................61LOEHDENFriedrich.........................................................................43Dr.LOGGENBERGPeter..................................................................70LOMBARDIVincenzo........................................................................48LOSADARAMIREZCarlos..................................................................51LUBBOCKDavid...............................................................................62LUELLEMANNThomas......................................................................44MacNAUGHTONDavid....................................................................43MACKAYPeter..................................................................................61MAESTRELLIDaniele........................................................................47MAHAFFEYJefferyJ.........................................................................69MARENZANAAlberto........................................................................48MARGUNATOCem............................................................................58MARQUARDTChristoph....................................................................43MARTIJordi......................................................................................51

MARTINETCatherine........................................................................49MASONMichael................................................................................40MASUDANobuhiro...........................................................................47MATHEUXavier................................................................................51MATSUKAWAKoji.............................................................................45MATTOZZIFrancesco........................................................................48MAURELJean-Louis..........................................................................52MAYAHERNANDEZGerman.............................................................68MCDONNELLMichael.......................................................................71McLOUGHLINDavid.........................................................................61McMAHONKen.................................................................................37MEERTENSAdri................................................................................57MEEUSENPeter...............................................................................56MEHTAYogi.....................................................................................68MEIJBURGBart................................................................................41MEINECKERalf.................................................................................46MEISTERGeerd................................................................................46MEIXNERNorbert............................................................................58MELLEMASirt...................................................................................57MENGELHansChristian..................................................................42MENKSiegfried................................................................................47MERICSebastien..............................................................................35MERMANSBenny..............................................................................34MIKKOLAINENElisa..........................................................................42MILEEVPlaton.................................................................................50MOHAMMADIBOUSARIAhmad........................................................66MOHANNAAbdullahM....................................................................67MOKASHISrinivasG........................................................................63MONTEILGuy..................................................................................43MONTEROAntonio...........................................................................51MOONNeil.......................................................................................60MOREIRASérgio...............................................................................71MORRISDavid..................................................................................68MOTILALRampersad........................................................................72MOYEdlyn.......................................................................................66MUBARAKFatima.............................................................................66MULDERMatthijs.............................................................................34MULLENPatrick...............................................................................70MÜLLERCécile.................................................................................53MÜLLERFrank.................................................................................49MÜLLERPhilipp...............................................................................54MUNOZVicente................................................................................51MURDOCKDonald............................................................................34NAGAIShunichi................................................................................64NANAVATYKamal.............................................................................64NASIRJeffrey....................................................................................61NAZZARIMariaTeresa.....................................................................47NEDERLOFRob................................................................................56NELSONGregoryN.........................................................................70NEMOTOTetsuya.............................................................................46Dr.NERIPiero................................................................................48

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Report to the Members on the Financial Statements: 17

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List of EPCA Presidents 30List of EPCA Vice-Presidents 30List of EPCA Treasurers 31List of EPCA Chairmen of the Logistics Committee 31List of EPCA Chairmen of the Supply Chain Program Committee 31List of EPCA Chairpersons of the Young EPCA Think Tank 31List of EPCA Director/Secretary General 31

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