Having it all in Antwerp: companies wanting to produce, consume or handle chemicals will have a hard time finding a better location than Antwerp in Belgium. (Investment Locations).(Statistical Data Included)

Chemical Week | September 25, 2002| | Copyright

ANTWERP is the largest petrochemicals hub in Europe, second only to Houston worldwide. The logistics and feedstocks available in Antwerp are unparalleled. The port of Antwerp is a hub for road, rail, shipping, and chemicals pipelines. It is home to a huge array of chemical companies, which have chosen to settle along both banks of the river Scheldt. Moreover, Antwerp has a good supply skilled labour for the chemical industry, and almost everybody speaks English, French and German. Unsurprisingly, ten out of the world's twenty largest chemical companies have chosen to locate ...

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