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More US ports close as Hurricane Ida approaches

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By Tracy Dang Verified
| ICIS News Verified
HOUSTON (ICIS)--Ports of Baton Rouge in Louisiana and Pascagoula in Mississippi have closed as Hurricane Ida nears landfall in the US. Earlier on Saturday, several ports in Louisiana closed ahead of the storm. The following are port conditions as of Saturday night. X-Ray is when tropical or hurricane force storm is predicted to make landfall within 48 hours, Yankee within 24 and Zulu within 12.
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US plants shut as Hurricane Ida heads toward Louisiana

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By Tracy Dang Verified
| ICIS News Verified
HOUSTON (ICIS)--Several US chemical plants and refineries are shutting down as a precautionary measure before Hurricane Ida hits Louisiana on Sunday. BASF is idling its Geismar, North Geismar and Vidalia sites by noon on Sunday, it said on Saturday. The Geismar site produces butanediol (BDO), ethylene oxide (EO), isocyanates, polyols and other chemicals. Shell began shutting down its Geismar and Norco facilities on Friday. The Norco site has a refinery, cracker and butadiene (BD) extraction unit.
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US manufacturing contracts in March; outlook negative on coronavirus - ISM

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By Tracy Dang Verified
| ICIS News Verified
HOUSTON (ICIS)--US manufacturing activity returned to a contraction in March, with a negative trajectory amid coronavirus concerns, the Institute of Supply Management (ISM) said on Wednesday. “Comments from the panel were negative regarding the near-term outlook, with sentiment clearly impacted by the coronavirus (Covid-19) pandemic and energy market volatility,” said Tim Fiore, chair of the ISM.
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