SIDEL
French firm adjusts equipment price by 5% / Delivery times might also vary
 Sidel's blow moulding machine for PET packaging (Photo: Sidel) |
From 6 September 2021, Sidel (Octeville-sur-Mer / France; www.sidel.com) has implemented a commodity-induced price increase on its equipment by an average of 5%. The French company cites “to compensate for the rising costs” as the reason for the hike.
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Additionally, the French manufacturer of blow moulding machines says that deficiency of raw materials and components may also impact equipment delivery times: “Both supply shortage of microchips and increase in consumption of personal electronics lead to supplier delays, which might impact the overall Sidel delivery channels for the near future.”
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Additionally, the French manufacturer of blow moulding machines says that deficiency of raw materials and components may also impact equipment delivery times: “Both supply shortage of microchips and increase in consumption of personal electronics lead to supplier delays, which might impact the overall Sidel delivery channels for the near future.”
08.09.2021 Plasteurope.com [248517-0]
Published on 08.09.2021