6 results for “Union Carbide Corporation”
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · October 1, 1970
Union Carbide–Degussa Agreement on Asbestos Thickening Agents (1970), with Degussa's 1971 Withdrawal Letter and Related Telexes
…71 (as read from the image) Agreement as of October 1, 1970 between Union Carbide Corporation and Degussa on marketing asbestos-based thickening agents; signature blocks blank Schedules A-1 and A-2 listing the countries…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 19, 1971
Degussa to Union Carbide (Mr. Rawlings) Cancelling Asbestos Fibre Supply Arrangement and Withdrawing from the Asbestos Market (1971)
Letter from Degussa to Union Carbide Corporation, New York, saying Degussa's Toxological Committee had withdrawn permission to market asbestos products. It cancels the oral temporary arrangement that followed the April 15, 1969 contract and announces…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 19, 1971
Degussa (Frankenbusch and Kress) to Mr. Rawlings, Union Carbide, Cancelling Asbestos Fibre Arrangement and Withdrawing from the Market (1971)
Letter from Degussa to Mr. Rawlings at Union Carbide Corporation, New York, saying Degussa's Toxological Committee had withdrawn permission to market asbestos products. Degussa cancelled its oral temporary arrangement, announced its withdrawal from the market…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · November 29, 1971
Calidria RG 244 Sales Report on Chevron Chemical Co. Testing, with Degussa Notice Withdrawing Asbestos Thickening Agents A 14 and A 28 (1971)
Harrisons & Crosfield (Pacific) Inc. / Union Carbide Calidria sales report by Tom Fletcher on Chevron Chemical Co., Richmond, CA, dated November 29, 1971; RG 244 testing as a Cabosil replacement Blank page Degussa letter in English dated…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 7, 1971
Degussa (Sauerborn and Kress) to Customers on Withdrawing Asbestos Thickening Agents A 14 and A 28 from Sale (1971)
Form letter from Degussa's pigments division telling customers it was withdrawing its asbestos thickening agents A 14 and A 28 from the market by the end of 1971. It cited misgivings about the possible health effects of asbestos fibres, offered…
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Company document · Union Carbide documents · December 7, 1971
Degussa to Customers Announcing Sales Stop on Asbestos Thickening Agents A 14 and A 28 (1971)
Form letter from Degussa's pigments division telling customers it was withdrawing its asbestos thickening agents A 14 and A 28 from the market by 31 December 1971. It gave possible health effects of asbestos fibres as the main reason and offered…