11 JUNE 2017AlCircle.com
UPDATE: Qatar aluminium plant finds alternative sea routes to export its metal
Edited by : Heena Iqbal
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<p>Qatalum aluminium plant found an alternative sea routes to export its metal. Hydro’s spokesman said that the customers may face delays in deliveries, reported by Reuters. T<span>he Qatalum JV was working to find alternative shipment routes to enable it to continue to serve its global customers.</span></p>
<p>Recently, the Qatalum aluminium plant announced that they are working to solve outbound logistical challenges arising from the uncertain situation in the Middle-East after Saudi Arabia, UAE, Bahrain and Egypt cut off transportation links and severed diplomatic ties with Qatar.</p>
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<p>Qatalum is a joint venture between Hydro and Qatar Petroleum, and is producing more than 600,000 tonnes per year of value-add primary aluminum to customers in Asia, Europe and the U.S.</p>
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<p><span>Most Qatalum shipments normally go through the large Jebel Ali port in UAE, but this port looks to be closed for all Qatar shipments from Tuesday morning.</span></p>
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