Does the Iran war justify delivery halts and massive price increases?
Learn why the conflict in the Middle East is driving polymer prices higher – and how you can protect yourself against it.
The Iran war is triggering a wave of force majeure declarations: Numerous producers are terminating contracts or demanding massive price increases.
But is this legally justified, and what can, should, and must plastics processors do when confronted with force majeure claims?
In this exclusive interview, you will learn:
- When suppliers are actually entitled to invoke “force majeure”
- What rights you have in the event of supply disruptions and price increases
- How to respond in a concrete and legally sound manner
- Which options for action are available to you right now
Based on an expert interview with Prof. Dr. Christian Lührmann, this interview provides well-founded assessments and clear practical recommendations.
Read the interview now and gain the knowledge you need to strengthen your negotiating position and decision-making confidence.
Transparency. Insight.
Confidence.
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