Alpek will Cease Operations at Its PET Facility in North Carolina
06.09.2025 By Tank Terminals - NEWS

June 09, 2025 [Alpek]- Alpek, S.A.B. de C.V. (“Alpek” or “the Company”) announced today the strategic decision to cease operations at its Cedar Creek facility in Fayetteville, North Carolina by July 31, 2025. The site, acquired by Alpek in 2001, has an installed capacity of 170,000 tons of PET resin and approximately 35,000 tons of rPET flake production.

 

This decision is aligned with Alpek’s long-term strategy to optimize its global footprint and focus on its more competitive and scalable assets. The Company will reallocate its production to continue serving its customers with high quality products and sustainable solutions by leveraging its regional and global network.

Through this optimization, which is part of Alpek’s Cost Reduction Strategic Initiatives, the Company will be able to generate approximately U.S. $20 million in annualized savings on a run-rate basis, effective by 2026. This reinforces Alpek’s long-term vision to solidify its core business and strengthen its financial position.

 

TankTerminals.com is a market research platform with logistical, operational, infrastructural and shipping data that includes contact details of more than +9,600 tank terminals and +6,000 production facilities worldwide.

Access data. Decide better. See how.

Asian oil demand returns as global balances tighten
07.14.2026 - NEWS
July 14, 2026 [StoneX]- Asian oil demand is rebounding after a sharp drop during the Middle East ... Read More
Oil giants to gain ‘billions’ from Iran war
07.14.2026 - NEWS
July 14, 2026 [New York Post]- Oil giants like Exxon, Chevron, and Shell are set to gain billions... Read More
IEA warns return to war will upend oil market recovery
07.14.2026 - NEWS
July 14, 2026 [Argus Media]- The IEA warned that any return to conflict between the US and Iran c... Read More
Venture Global's liquefaction fees jump 69% on higher LNG prices
07.14.2026 - NEWS
July 14, 2026 [Reuters]- Venture Global’s average liquefaction fee surged 69% in the second qua... Read More