The number of establishments involved in this industry in the early 2000s was roughly 1,000--down from 1,409 in 1996. Considerable consolidation in the chemical industry had reduced the number of key players
Chemical preparations, including essential oils, were the most important category in this industry in 2001. Shipments in this sector were about $6.7 billion, which accounted for 56.5 percent of total shipments.
This industry consists primarily of establishments engaged in manufacturing miscellaneous chemical preparations, not elsewhere classified, such as fatty acids, essential oils, gelatin (except vegetable), sizes, bluing, laundry sours
oligopoly, monopoly, vertical consolidation, horizontal consolidation
David S. Cox has written: 'Specialty chemicals--strategies for success' -- subject(s): Chemical industry
The number of employees increased from 35,896 people in 1997 to 37,565 in 2000, of whom 22,607 were production employees.
One impetus for the rapid consolidation of the single-family home-contracting industry was the parallel consolidation that has characterized lumber and building material (LBM) dealers.
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Eric P. Vogelsberg has written: 'New avenues for success in specialty chemicals' -- subject(s): Market surveys, Chemical industry
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Mississippi Chemical agreed to sell its two remaining potash mines in New Mexico. Another potash producer, IMC Global Inc., had acquired Western Ag-Mineral in 1997 and Harris Chemical Group, Inc.
corporate restructuring that had characterized the chemical industry in the early 2000s. BASF's future, he stated, would be shaped by a combination of four different business approaches: internal consolidation of operations, increasing efficiency
Specialty eatery industry.