May 2003

Special Report: ACHEMA 2003

ACHEMA Perspective 2003-Brazil

The Brazilian chemical industry is a key segment of the national economy and holds 3% of the gross domestic product (GDP). Approximately 4,500 companies provide jobs for 300,000 workers..

Brazillian Chemical Industry Association: DeMoraes, G. D. E.

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DeMoraes, G. D. E. - Brazillian Chemical Industry Association, Sao Paulo, Brazil

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