Lanxess to raise rubber chemical prices

LEVERKUSEN, Germany (March 25, 2008) — Lanxess A.G. plans to increase rubber chemical prices worldwide, effective April 1.

Price increases will vary by region from $600-$850 per metric ton. The firm listed raw materials, transportation and energy costs as the cause of the price hike.

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