Sinochem News News On March 27, 2022, the insurance powder branch of China Inorganic Salt Industry Association held a general meeting in Yantai. Jing Zhehu, the new president of the branch and deputy general manager of Zhejiang Runtu Co., Ltd., called on industry enterprises to self-discipline, maintain reasonable profits, and refuse huge profits.
According to reports, there are 12 leading companies in the insurance powder industry, of which 7 are currently in operation. Recently, due to the continuous rise in market prices, the seven enterprises have maintained a high production load. Jingzhehu put forward four requirements for participating companies: first, to continue to do a good job in safety and environmental protection; second, to develop circular economy; third, to promote technological innovation and reduce costs; fourth, to vigorously develop the market and achieve cooperation. In order to maintain a better industry ecology, Jingzhe Lake especially emphasizes that enterprises should be self-disciplined in price, and should not affect the development of downstream industries and destroy the industry ecology due to the pursuit of huge profits.
Wang Xiaofeng, President of China Inorganic Salt Industry Association, attended the meeting and delivered a speech. He pointed out that insurance powder is one of the few products in my country that enjoys pricing power in the international market. Although the total amount is not large, it has a strong correlation and has a huge impact on related industries. It is of great significance to do a good job in the industry.
Cui Xuejun, Secretary of the Party Committee and President of China Chemical Industry News, attended the meeting as a special guest and delivered a speech. Ding Chunren, the new secretary-general and vice president of Shandong Jinhe Group Corporation, asked the industry to strengthen communication and cooperation with the media, jointly tell the stories of the industry and enterprises, and create a good atmosphere for the development of the industry.
