Huntsman strengthens DWR ties with Chemours

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SINGAPORE – Huntsman Textile Effects and The Chemours Company have announced an expansion of a long-standing working relationship in the field of durable water repellence (DWR). 

By pooling their respective strengths in market-specific innovation, technical support and marketing, both organisations hope to realise the full potential of developing and delivering sustainable DWR solutions and chemistry.

SINGAPORE – Huntsman Textile Effects and The Chemours Company have announced an expansion of a long-standing working relationship in the field of durable water repellence (DWR). 

By pooling their respective strengths in market-specific innovation, technical support and marketing, both organisations hope to realise the full potential of developing and delivering sustainable DWR solutions and chemistry.

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