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To: scion who wrote (5)	3/22/2010 10:15:23 AM
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What became of the closed Niagara Falls Lubrizol property? The Niagara Falls site has been in operation since 1953, and was established to serve the Canadian market as an additive blending, warehousing and bulk terminal operation. The facility underwent several restructuring activities in the early 90s, and currently focuses on toll blending, packaging bulk storage and warehousing of materials. [...] The company said it would seek a potential buyer for the site over the coming months. canplastics.com But while Lubrizol Canada's Niagara Falls plant has ceased production, there's still hope the Thorold Stone Road facility may not disappear altogether. "We stopped our manufacturing in April. The equipment isn't moving. It's staying on site in a decommissioned state, with the hope of a potential plant sale and a new owner could utilize that equipment," said Lubrizol general manager Bill Goodfellow. beta.stcatharinesstandard.ca

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