The Commercial Commission of the National Association of Plastic Industries of Iran was held

According to the public relations of the National Association of Plastic Industries of Iran (INPIA), the seventh meeting of the Commercial Commission of the National Association of Plastic Industries of Iran was held on July 18 at the association with the presence of representatives of organizations and experts. The agenda of this meeting was; Pre-order news, submission of reports on the review of polymer materials transactions in July, analysis of deficiencies, defects and market problems by providing solutions, discussion and review of the description of the duties of the commissions in order of priority, discussion and review in Especially the process of planning communication with trade delegations and discussing the import of certain products in critical conditions in the domestic market. Buik Agha Sahaf Amin regarding the events of the last two weeks in the field of raw materials, referring to the meeting held in the office of the Petrochemical Industry Employers’ Association, said: “There is a conflict between the stock exchange and petrochemical producers.” Petrochemical companies in cooperation with Nematzadeh made efforts to exit the petrochemical products market; But due to the greater power of the stock market, they failed to do so. In another part of his speech, referring to the events in the field of supply of raw materials, he said: For example, a 75-year-old woman in Mako rented a 250-meter shed in the free zone with a capacity of 300 tons, within two The moon increased its capacity to 1330 tons and made many purchases. Such cases eventually led to protests by associations, especially the National Association of Plastic Industries of Iran and the Association of Manufacturers of PVC Pipes and Fittings. Sahaf Amin continued: Due to the protests, these codes were blocked. Finally, we asked them to review the materials purchased under these codes and the product produced, which is being inspected. In this regard, the head of the trade commission of the National Association of Plastic Industries of Iran said: “The mentioned cases created fear among petrochemical companies and they accelerated their efforts to leave the stock market.” Sahaf Amin said: “In this regard, a meeting was held in the stock exchange in the past two months, in which stock exchange officials explained the benefits of the stock exchange and listened to our criticisms, to prepare the ground for concluding long-term contracts for large and reputable producers.” He added: “Finally, the Petrochemical Industry Employers’ Association, by inviting related associations, announced its readiness to enter into a regulated agreement for direct purchases from petrochemical companies, and stated that the purpose of this work was to help producers.” Sahaf Amin, referring to his words in this meeting, said: I mentioned that with the elimination of the stock exchange, what guarantee is there that things will proceed according to the rules. The other party also stated that the criteria will be developed and implemented for a certain period of time, and in case of dissatisfaction, it can be purchased from the stock exchange. I also offered to conclude a long-term contract through a livestock exchange.