United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Office of Toxic Substances
401 M Street, SW
Washington. OC 20460
EPA-560/13-79-005
April 1, 1979
Toxic Substances
Survey of the
Manufacture, Import,
and Uses for Benzidine,
Related Substances,
and Related Dyes and
Pigments
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ERRATA SHEET
Document PB-296-544
Survey of the Manufacture, Import, and Uses
for Benzidine," Related Substances, and
Related Dyes and Pigments
The following information regarding availability of benzeneid dyes should
be added to pp. 6-44, 6-45 and 6-46 of the document. Sandoz-Colors & Chemicals
imports and/or arranges to supply the following dyes:
Acid Red 114
Direct Blue 1
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue 15
Direct Blue 25
Direct Blue 98
Direct Blue 218
Direct Black 91
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SURVEY OF THE MANUFACTURE, IMPORT, AND USES
FOR BENZIDINE, RELATED SUBSTANCES,
AND RELATED DYES AND PIGMENTS
May 23, 1979
Submitted to:
Office of Toxic Substances
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C. 20460
Project Officer: Henry Lau
Contract No. 68-01-5105
Task No. 1
by
Richard Powell
Marie Murray
Chuan Chen
Anthony Lee
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SURVEY OF THE MANUFACTURE, IMPORT, AND USES
FOR BENZIDINE, RELATED SUBSTANCES,
AND RELATED DYES AND PIGMENTS
May 23, 1979
Submitted to:
Office of Toxic Substances
Environmental Protection Agency
Washington, D.C. 20460
Project Officer: Henry Lau
Contract No. 68-01-5105
Task No. 1
by
Richard Powell
Marie Murray
Chuan Chen
Anthony Lee
JRB Associates, Inc.
McLean, Virginia 22102
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TECHNICAL REPORT DATA
(Please read Instructions on the reverse before completing)
1. REPORT NO. 2.
EPA-560/13-79-005
4. TITLE AND SUBTITLE
Survey of the Manufacture, Imports, and Uses for
Benzidene, Related Substances, and Related Dyes an
Pigments .
7. AUTHOR(S)
Henry Lau, Project Officer
Elizabeth Bryan, Technical Monitor
9. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION NAME AND ADDRESS
JRB Associates, Inc.
8400 Westpark Drive
McLean, Virginia 22102
12. SPONSORING AGENCY NAME AND ADDRESS
Environmental Protection Agency
Office of Toxic Substances
401 M Street, S.W.
Washington, D.C. 20460
15. SUPPLEMENTARY NOTES
3. RECIPIENT'S ACCESSION NO.
68-01-5105
5. REPORT DATE
May 23, 1979
6. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION CODE
d
8. PERFORMING ORGANIZATION REPORT NO.
2-800-01-366-01
10. PROGRAM ELEMENT NO.
11. CONTRACT/GRANT NO.
68-01-5105
13. TYPE OF REPORT AND PERIOD COVERED
Final
14. SPONSORING AGENCY CODE
EPA/OTS
16. A6STSACT
This report presents the results of a survey of published and unpublished
sources including industry contacts to obtain production, imports and use data on
benzidene and three related compounds, i.e. 3, 3" -dichlorobenzidene 3 .S^-dimethoxy-
benzidene and 3 ,3" -dimethylbenzidene. In addition to these four substances, a
search for similar information was conducted for 424 dyes and pigments derived from
benzidene and the three related substances.
17. KEY WORDS AND DOCUMENT ANALYSIS
a. DESCRIPTORS b.lDENTIFI
Benzid
Dyes,
Pigmen
Produc
Uses,
Import
18. DISTRIBUTION STATEMENT 19. SECURI
UNCL
Unlimited Distribution Through NT IS 20'.' SECURI
UNCL
ERS/OPEN ENDED TERMS C. COSAT) Field/Group
ene, Textiles
Inks
ts, Paints
tion, Plastics
, Leather
TY CLASS (This Report) 21. NO. OF PAGES
4.SSIFIED 212
TY CLASS (This page/ 22. PRICE
OSSIFIED
EPA Form 2220-1 (Rev. 4-77) PREVIOUS EDITION is OBSOLETE
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
Page
1. Introduction 1-1
2. Summary 2-1
3. Manufacturing Processes for Benzidine, 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine,
3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine, and 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine 3-1
3.1 Benzidine 3-1
3.2 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine 3-2
3.3 3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine 3-4
3.4 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine 3-5
4. Production and Use for Benzidine, 3,3-Dichlorobenzidine,
3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine, and 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine 4-1
4-. 1 Benzidine 4-1
4.2 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine 4-1
4.3 3,3'-Dimethoxyfaenzidine 4-3
4.4 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine 4-3
5. Pigments 5-1
5.T Production 5-1
5.2 Use 5-3
6. Dyes 6-1
6.1 Production 6-1
6.2 Use . 6-6
7. Methodology 7-1
Attachment A - Original List of 424 Dyes and Pigments
Attachment B - United States International Trade Commission Response
Attachment C - User Categories
Attachment D - Individuals and Organizations Contacted
Attachment E - List of USITC Documents
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LIST OF TABLES
Table Page
4-1 Manufacturers and Imports of Benzidine and Related
Substances 4-2
5-1 Pigments No Longer Produced in The United States 5-2
5-2 Pigments With No Known Producer 5-2
5-3 Benzenoid Pigments Available in The United States in 1975 5-6
5-4 Benzenoid Pigments Available in The United States in 1976 5-13
5-5 Benzenoid Pigments Available in The United States in 1977 5-17
5-6 Benzenoid Pigments Currently Manufactured in The United
States 5-21
5-7 Uses of Pigments Currently Available in The United States 5-23
6-1 Dyes Currently Produced or Imported in The United States 6-2
6-2 Dyes No Longer Produced in The United States 6-8
6-3 Dyes With No Known Producer (Domestic or Foreign) 6-12
6-4 Benzenoid Dyes Available in The United States in 1975 6-20
6-5 Domestic Producers of Benzidine-Related Dyes That Have
Terminated Production of Benzidine-Related Dyes 6-34
6-6 Benzenoid Dyes Available in The United States in 1976 6-35
6-7 Benzenoid Dyes Available in The United States in 1977 6~40
6-8 Benzenoid Dyes Currently Available in The United States 6-44
6-9 Uses of Dyes Currently Available in The United States 6-47
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1. INTRODUCTION
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1. INTRODUCTION
This report presents the results of an 8-week project to obtain produc-
tion and use data on benzidine and three related substances. The substances
are:
Benzidine
3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine
3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine
3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine
In addition to these four substances, a search for similar information was
conducted for 424 dyes and pigments (Attachment A) derived from benzidine
and the three related substances. The end use products for these dyes and
pigments (e.g., textiles, inks, paints, plastics, and leather) were to be
indicated also.
The preparation of this report involved the search of published litera-
ture, governmental files and contacts with personnel in the dye and pigments
industry and government officials. In some instances we have utilized our
knowledge of the industry, discussion with industry officials, and scienti-
fic judgement to develop production estimates.
Such a methodology has obvious limitations but it was the best practicable
and available method and every effort was made to ensure the accuracy of
data obtained and developed. Accordingly, the use of the data in this report
should bear these limitations in mind.
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2. SUMMARY
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2. SUMMARY
Benzidine
Benzidine is no longer produced commercially in the United States,
however, it is produced in situ in the preparation of dyes. The
only other identified use for benzidine is for laboratory research
purposes for which very small quantities are prepared.
Both Allied Chemical and GAF Corp. produced benzidine and benzidine-
based dyes in 1975, 1976, and 1977, but they are no longer involved
in benzidine or benzidine-based dye production.
3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine
Both Upjohn and Lakeway are confirmed producers of 3,3'-dichloro-
benzidine. No data is available on current production. Several
million pounds are estimated to have been produced in 1975
through 1977.
Hoechst is the only identified importer of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine.
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine is used primarily in the production of
pigments.
3,3-Dime thoxybenz idine
Upjohn is the only confirmed present producer of 3,3'-dimethoxy-
benzidine for commercial purposes. Upjohn produces 3,3'-
dimethoxybenzidine once or twice a year in "very small quantities."
The International Trade Commission (ITC) identified Sterling and
UOP as producers of 3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine in 1975 and 1975-1976
respectively. UOP has stated that they did not produce 3,3'-
dimethoxybenzidine, but that 3,3'-dimethoxybenzene and the entry in
the ITC was an error.
3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine is used primarily in the production of
dyes and pigments. A small amount goes in polyurethane
elastomers and resins.
3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine
-No current producers of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine for commercial
purposes have been identified..
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Upjohn ceased production of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine a year ago.
Until Upjohn ceased production, their annual production average
was approximately 200,000 pounds. Currently they import it
from Europe.
Imports appear to be the only source of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine
at this time (see Table 4-1). Hoechst is an importer.
Eastman Kodak was listed as a producer of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine
for 1975, 1976, and 1977. Kodak claims that they do not manu-
facture but purchase 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine from Hoechst.
Kodak purifies and repackages it.
3,3'-dimethylbenzidine is used primarily in the production of
dyes and pigments. A very small amount goes into the production
of resins and elastomers
Pigments
Of the 19 pigments included in the original list, 12 were identified
as being produced from 1975 to 1977. Only 11 of these are currently
produced in the United States.
There are a total of 14 confirmed producers, each producing one or
more of these pigments.
The greatest single use category for these pigments is ink.
Significant quantities are also used in plastics and rubber.
Dyes
Of the 405 dyes included on the original list, 33 are available for
use in the U. S. at present. However, only 32 are currently being
produced in the U. S., and no domestic or foreign producer could
be identified for 259.
Of the 32 dyes currently being produced, 15 are benzidine based; 9
are 3,3 '-dimethoxybenzidine based; and 8 are derived from 3,3'-
dimethylbenzidine (Table 6-1).
Fabricolor is the only confirmed U. S. producer of benzidine-based
dyes for commercial purposes.
All 32 dyes are used in the textile industry, which consumes most
of the volume produced. 28 of these dyes are also used in small
quantities in the leather industry and 25 in the paper industry.
Very small amounts of 16 of these dyes are used in plastics,
aqueous inks, pigments and biological indicators.
In addition to the 32 dyes identified, 13 other benzidine-relaced
dyes not included on the original list were identified as being
currently produced in the U. S.
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3. MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR BENZIDINE, 3,3'-DICHLOROBENZIDINE,
3,3'-DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE, AND 3,3'-DIMETHYLBENZIDINE
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3. MANUFACTURING PROCESSES FOR BENZIDINE, 3,3'-DICHLOROBENZIDINE,
3.3'-DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE AND 3,3'-DIMETHYLSENZIDINE
3 .1 Benzidine
Benzidine is manufactured on a commercial scale by treating an alkaline
solution of nitrobenzene with a mild reducing agent - usually zinc dust.
The resulting solution consists primarily of the intermediate product,
hydrazobenzene:
NO. t .
^ '^ Zn dust / \_ N _ M _ \
^ I + NaOH » \^J R jj \=_/
Nitrobenzene Hydrazobenzene
The reaction is allowed to proceed slowly by gradual addition of the
reactants in order to avoid vigorous side reactions such as reduction to
aniline. Dilutants are used to achieve these operating conditions. These
are generally solvent naptha, dichlorobenzene, and alcohol. A two-step
reaction is involved in the manufacture of hydrazobenzene. In the first
step, nitrobenzene is treated with sodium amalgum to form azobenzene.
Nickel reactors are connected and the reaction takes place in aqueous
suspension at about 100 C. The azobenzene is separated hot from the
resulting caustic soda and washed with hot water. In the second step,
the azobenzene is reduced to hydrazobenzene with zinc dust and alkali.
Although the first reduction could be carried all the way to hydrazobenzene,
this is not practical from a technical point of view because of the violent
reaction between any hydrazobenzene remaining in the reactor after draining
and the next inflowing batch of nitrobenzene, the impurities present in
the hydrazobenzene, and the emulsification of mercury in the last
steps. Hydrazobenzene, in the presence of a mineral acid, undergoes a
double side-chain-to-nucleus rearrangement to form benzidine as a major
product:
> H N "; , ;. NH
u TJ . ' / \ y *
Hvdrazobenzene Benzidine
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This reaction is the well-known benzidine rearrangement. A small amount
of other isomers is usually formed. In practice, the hydrazobenzene is
rearranged at slightly elevated temperatures, usually with hydrochloric or
sulfuric acid, or a mixture of both, and the resulting precipitated benzidine
dihydrochloride or sulfate is filtered off. When, hydrochloric acid alone is
used, sodium chloride is generally added at the end. Benzidine sulfate or
dichloride may be used as such in the manufacture of azo dyes, or converted
to the free base by means of weak alkali, such as sodium carbonate, and then
(2)
purified by vacuum distillation.
3 .2 3 ,3 '-Dichloro benzidine
3 ,3 '-dichlorobenzidine is synthesized on a commercial scale by
chemical reactions siailar to r.hose used for benzidine, except that the
starting material is o-nitrochlorobenzene instead of nitrobenzene:
, ,
.k* Cl
+ NaOH
dust
O-nitrochlorobenzene
''' A v \
> \^J- N - J -S^)
2,2' -dichlorohydrazofaenzene
Upon treatment with sulfuric or hydrochloric acid, the intermediate 2,2'-
dichlorohydrazobenzene undergoes the benzidine rearrangement
the 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine salt:
Cl Cl Cl
.+
to form
H
CIS
HC1
3,3 - dichlorobenzidine
dihydrochloride
U.S. patent 2,966,519, owned by Allied Chemical Corporation, relates to
benzidines which are stable against discoloration upon storage and to a
process for effecting such stabilization. This patent describes improved
methods for producing 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine and 3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine.
In these methods, the reduction of o-nitrochlorobenzene is carried out with
alcoholic caustic alkali promoted by the use of naphthoquinones and other
naphthoquinoid reduction promoters and by reduction with aldehydes and/or
reducing sugar and caustic alkali promoted by the use of naphthoquinoid
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reduction promoters . The hydrazobenzenes are then rearranged by reaction
with a strong acid (e.g., hydrochloric acid or sulfuric acid), and the
benzidine derivatives obtained are recovered in the form of a salt of the
acid. The crude benzidine salts ordinarily obtained by such commercial
procedures are contaminated with by-products and impurities as well as
considerable tarry material. In order to purify them, the crude benzidine
salts are subjected to various purification treatments, which includes
dissolving them in hot dilute acid, treatment with an absorbent purifying
agent (e.g., activated carbon), separating the purified solution from the
absorbent which contains the tars and other impurities, and recovering the
purified benzidine salt as such, or converting it to the free benzidine base.
The manufacturing process of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine dihydrochloride
salt as given in this patent is presented as follows:
Step 1. Production of 2,2'-dichloro-azoxybenzene
0
NO,.
+ H,.e +
Cl
+ CH20
0
Cl
\\ r ;'
V-N = N.;
/ \
Step 2. Production of 2,2'-dichloro-hydrazobenzene
Cl
Cl
NaOH
\ r*
CH,OH
j
+ cerelose + NaOH
Cl Cl N
H H \
Step 3. Production of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine dihydrochloride
Cl Cl
N N ;:
' H C1H '
C1H
+ H..O + HC1
-{ V
NH2 HC1
3-3
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Step 4. Production of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine
Cl Cl
V-* -,-<
C1H H2N -x W }- NH2 . HC1 + NaOH
>d=s=/ CT"'' Cl
3 .3 3 ,3 '-Dimethoxybenzidine
3 ,3 '-dimethoxybenzidine is prepared in the same manner described for
benzidine except that the methyl ether of o-nitrophenol is used as the
starting material instead of nitrobenzene.
The improved method as discussed in connection with 3 ,3 '-dichlorobenzidine
is presented step by step as follows:
(1) Production of 2,2' -dimethoxybenzidine
NO,. N02
a. <--' YC1 + CH-OH NaOH
H202 + heat "
o-nitrochlorobenzene o-nitro-anisole
0
NO ,:
OCH3 .s^^^ ^Corn sugar)
+ NaOH + (CH3OH + ill + NaHS03) + Cerelose
d
1,4 - Naphthoquinone
, OCH3 OCH3
(CH.O)n + H90 > < )-N - N
L * \=/ H H >=/
(2) Production of 3,3y -dimethoxybenzidine hydrochloride
ncu npu
ULrlo UL.fl-
/H -K
( /- J- l~{ } + V + Zn * CH4N2S + H2S04
OCH3 ^ f OCH3
Hcl + C + NaCl ^-/ ^' ^'~m ' HC1
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(3) Production of 3,3 -diraethoxy benzidine
OCH-
C1H H,N /
{.
OCH3
+ NaOH + H00 + CFLN.S
£ L 7
OCH
OCH3
3.4 3,3 '-Dimethyl benzidine
3,3'-dimethylbenzidine is synthesized on a commercial scale by
chemical reactions similar to those used for benzidine, except that
o-nitrotoluene, rather than nitrobenzene, is the starting material:
«?2
CH
NaOH
0-nitrotoluene
H H =/'
2,2'-dimethylhydrazoben2ene
Further treatment with sulfuric or hydrochloric acid, the intermediate
2, 2'-dimethylhydrazobenzene undergoes the benzidine rearrangement to form
the 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine salt:
CH
N-N (''
N=/ H H \==^
+ HC1
C1H-H2N
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(1) Production of 2,Z'-dimethylhydrazobenzene
NO,
CH-
NaOH + (CH3OH
cerelose 4-
+ NaHS03)
CH, CH.
^ 3 j -^_
H H
(2) Production of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine dihydrochloride
N N
~' H H
HC1 -I- C + NaCl
*2~ + Zn + CH4N2S + H,S04
(3) Production of 3,3' -dimethylbenzidine
CH3
3-6
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REFERENCES
1. Karrer, P. Organic Chemistry, 4th ed. Elsevier Publishing Company, Inc.,
New York pp. 483. 1950.
2. Lurie, A.P. Benzidine and Related Diaminobiphenyls. In: Kirk-Othmer
Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, 2nd ed., Vol 3, R.E. Kirk and
E.R. Othmer, eds. Interscience Publishers, New York. pp. 408-420. 1964.
3. U. S. P. 2,645,636 and 2,765,301.
4. U. S. P. 2,794,046 and 2,794,047.
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4. PRODUCTION AND USE FOR BENZIDINE, 3,3'-DICHLOROBENZIDINE,
' 3,3'-DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE, AND 3,3'-DIbETHYLBENZIDINE
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3,3'-DIMETHOXYBENZIDINE, AND 3,3'-DIMETHYLSENZIDINE
4.1 Beazidine
Benzidine is currently not produced commercially within the U.S.
However, it is produced in situ in the preparation of dyes. OSHA
regulation is the reason for the cessation of benzidine production for
commercial purpose. Allied Chemical produced benzidine up till 1977. In
1977, Allied sold their color works to Buffalo Color but excluded their
benzidine technology in the sale. Buffalo Color does not produce benzidine.
GAP also produced benzidine in 1977; however, they sold their color operations
to BASF in late 1977. BASF does not produce benzidine.
Prior to 1975, several million pounds of benzidine were produced in the
U.S. annually. Between 1975 and 1977 only 9,500 pounds of benzidine were
imported (see Table 4-1). There is no information to indicate that benzidine
is currently imported.
Aside from in situ production of benzidine in the manufacture of dyes,
the only current' use of benzidine identified is very small quantities for
research.
4.2 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine
Upjohn and Bofors Lakeway are both confirmed commercial producers of
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine for 1975 to 1978 (see Table 4-1). No other
producers of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine have been identified. Hoechst has been
identified as an importer of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine. Of the three benzidine
derivatives, 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine is produced domestically in the greatest
quantity. 3,3'-dichlorobenzindine is used primarily for production of
diarylide pigments.
Almost all 3,3'-dichlorofaenzidine produced is used to manufacture
diarylide pigments. Approximately 17.5 million pounds of diarylide pigments
were produced in 1977. Using product ratio calculations, it is estimated
that at least 5.5 million pounds of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine were produced in
1977. Similarly, it is estimated that 4.5 million and 3 million pounds of
3,3'-dichlorobenzidine were produced in 1975 arid 1976, respectively. Present
production is expected to be at the same or higher levels.
2.002 pounds of 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine were imported in 1976, none in
1977. Import data for 1978 are not available.
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TABLE 4-1
MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTS AND USES OF BENZIDINE
AND RELATED SUBSTANCES
CHEMICAL
Benzidine
1978
1977
1976
1975
3,3'-Dichloro-
benzidine
1978
1977
1976
1975
a.S'-Dimethoxy-
benzidine
1978
! 1977
>
1976
i
1975
MANUFACTURERS
No Commercial Producer
GAF Corp.
Allied Chemical
Allied Chemical
Upjohn and Lakeway
Upjohn and Lakeway
Upjohn and Lakeway
Upjohn and Lakeway
Upjohn
Upjolm
No Producer
Sterling Drug
PRODUCTION
(Ibs) IMPORTER IMPORTS^ IbsJ
Small amount for None
research only.
* None
* 9,500
* None
Estimated at Hoechat No Data
several million
5,500,000** None
4,500,000** 2,002
3,000,000** None
"Very small No Data
quantities once
or twice a year."
* 148,573 (Plain,
279,434 (IIDC)
508,272 (Plain),
243,512 (IIDC)
* 294,371 (Plain),
106,409 (HDC)
USE
Dye Production
Laboratory Research
Pigment Production
Dye and Pigment Production
Polyurethane Production
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MANUFACTURERS, IMPORTS AND USES OF BENZIDIME
AND RELATED SUBSTANCES
CHEMICAL
MANUFACTURERS
PRODUCTION
IMPORTER
IMPORTS (Ibs)
USE
3,3'-Dimethyl-
benzidine
1978
1977
1976
1975
No Producer
Up j olin
Upjohn
Upjohn
200,000
200,000
Hoechst
No Data
202,872
150,409
308,997
163,797
300,450
11,901
(Plain)
(HOC)
(Plain)
(HOC)
(Plain)
(HOC)
Dye and Pigment Production
Polyurethan Production
Chlorine Detection and
Laboratory Research
* The ITC does not give production statistics when there are less than three producers.
3)
ro
£
8
** These are estimates based on 3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine - pigment product ratios.
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4.2 3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine
Upjohn is the only current domestic commercial producer of 3,3'-
dimethoxybenzidine. They produce very small quantities annually. The
majority of the 3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine used in the U.S. is imported. Import
quantities for 1975-1977 are reported in Table 4-1.
It is estimated that over 75% of 3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine is used in the
production.of dyes and pigments. The rest is used in polyurethane elastomers
and resins production.
4.4 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine
No current commercial producers of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine have been
identified. Upjohn produced 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine until 1978. The annual
production average was approximately 200,000 pounds. Upjohn currently
imports 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine from Europe. Although Upjohn does not
currently produce 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine, the manufacturing equipment that
is used for both 3,3 '-dichlorobenzidine and o-dianisidine was also used for
3,3'-dimethylbenzidine production. This equipment can be used to manufacture
any one of these three substances if the demand should arise.
Eastman Kodak was also identified by ITC as a producer of 3,3'-dimethyl-
benzidine. However, Eastman claims that they do not produce 3,3'-dimethyl-
benzidine. Eastman Kodak purchases it from Hoechst and then purifies and
repackages it. It appears that the only source of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine
is imports. Import figures are available for 1975-1977 (see Table 4-1).
It is estimated that over 75% of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine is used in the
production of dyes and pigments. About 20% is used in the production of
polyurethane-based high-strength elastomers, coatings, and rigid plastics.
3,3'-dimethylbenzidine is also used for chlorine detection and other lab-
oratory procedures; however, according to Upjohn, this use accounts for
less than 5 percent of 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine domestic usage.
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5. PIGMENTS
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5. PIGMENTS
5.1 Production
Of the list of 424 dyes and pigments considered in this project, only
19 are pigments. Only 11 of the 19 are currently produced in the United
States; five are no longer produced in the United States (Table 5-1), and
three have no known domestic or foreign production (Table 5-2) .
Current production status was determined by contacting pigment producers
identified in ITC publications and the Colour Index. The 11 pigments currently
produced in the United States include:
3,3^ -Dichlorobenzidine based
Pigment Orange 13
Pigment Orange 34
Pigment Red 38
Pigment Yellow 12
Pigment Yellow 13
Pigment Yellow 14
Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 55
3,3' -Dimethoxybenz id ine based
Pigment Blue 25
Pigment Orange 16
Pigment Red 41
Although only 11 of the pigments from the original list are currently
produced in the United States, 12 pigments were produced from 1975 through
1977. Pigment Orange 15 which was produced through 1977, is not currently
produced in the United States . Not only has the number of these pigments
produced in the United States decreased in recent years , but the number of
benzidine-related pigment manufacturers has also decreased. Some of the firms
have completely terminated pigment production. The following pigment
manufacturers have terminated benzidine-related pigment production:
Allied Chemical Corp.
H. Kohnstamm & Co . , Inc.
Max Marx Color & Chemical
CIBA - GEIGY
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TABLE 5-1
Pigments No Longer Produced in The United States*
Benzidine
21080 Pigment Red 39
3,3' -Dichlorobenzidine
21091 Pigment Yellow 63
3.3' -Dimethoxybenzidihe
21205 Pigment Yellow 37
.21210 Pigment Red 42
3,3' -Dimethylbenzidine
21130 Pigment Orange 15
TABLE 5-2
Pigments With No Known Producer*
(Domestic or Foreign)
3,3 ' -dimethoxybenzidine
21165 Pigment Orange 14
. 21185 Pigment Blue 26
3,3' -dimethylbenzidine (o-tolidine)
21135 Pigment Vulcan Fast Yellow R
*This determination was made after polling all companies that currently make
or have made these products based on the Colour Index and ITC publications.
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American Cyanamid Corp.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Bostik South, Inc.
Verona Division of Baychom Corp.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
Sherwin Williams
ICI America
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
GAP Corp.
Reichard - Coulston, Inc.
Paul Uhlich & Co., Inc.
Table 5-3 lists the pigment manufacturers, production, import and sales data
for 1975 obtained from the 1976 Color Index and 1975 ITC documents. The
Color Index identified many more producers than the ITC documents for several
pigments. Producers which were identified in both sources are noted with an
asterisk. Similarly, Tables 5-4, 5-5, and 5-6 are listings of the pigment
producers and pigment production, import and sales data for 1976, 1977 and
current status respectively. Current status of production was developed by
reviewing the Colour Index and ITC documents and contacting the individual
pigment manufacturers to confirm current product lines.
Four pigments based on benzidine and related substances were identified
which are currently produced in the United States, but which were not on the
OTS list. For example, Pigment Yellow 83 is a major 3,3' -dichlorobenzidine
based pigment. It is estimated that Pigment Yellow 83 together with Pigment
Yellow 55 currently account for over 2,500,000 pounds/year.
5.2 Use
Table 5-7 shows the different uses for each of these pigments.
These pigments are used primarily in printing inks, plastics and rubber
and paint because of their strong coloring power. These pigments have not
found wide application in paper.
1) Pigment Orange 13
Pigment Orange 13 is also known as pyrazolone orange. It is a general
purpose pigment that is especially suitable for use in rubber products
and in a wide range of plastics as well as.inks. Because of its excellent
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heat resistance, it is estimated that over 50% of Pigment Orange 13
production is used in master batch colorations of plastics and rubber.
2) Pigment Orange 34
Pigment Orange 34 is also referred to as benzidine orange and is one
of the pyrazolone pigments. A transparent orange pigment, over 50% of
it is estimated to be used in transparent metal coatings and decorative
metal finishes on cans and foils. A general purpose pigment, Pigment
Orange 34 also finds use in a variety of plastics and resins, as well
as inks 'for textile printing.
3) Pigment Red 38
Pigment Red 38, pyrazolone red, is the most important of the four red
pyrazolone pigment types. The rubber, plastics and floor product
industries are estimated to use in excess of 50% of this pigment's
production.
4) Pigment Yellow 12
Pigment Yellow 12 is the dominant diarylide yellow pigment. Pigment
Yellow 12 is very widely used in oil inks and in aliphatic-based inks,
but it is seldom used in paints or textile printing. Although certain
grades of this pigment can be used for plastics and elastomers, these
are not major applications. Over 75% of this pigment is estimated to
be used in printing ink.
5) Pigment Yellow 13
Pigment Yellow 13 is of minor importance as a diarylide yellow
pigment. Over 50% of this pigment is estimated to be used in ink; the
rest is used in interior paints, textiles, and rubber and flexible vinyls.
6) Pigment Yellow 14
The second diarylide yellow pigment in commercial importance is
Pigment Yellow 14. Pigment Yellow 14 finds use in inks, rubber and
particularly in low to moderate quality textiles where it dominates.
Use in textiles is estimated to be over 50% for this pigment.
7) Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 17 is used in ink, textiles, interior paints, rubber,
and particularly in rigid vinyls and polyole'fin plastics. A very
minor use for this pigment is artist paints.
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8) Pigment Yellow 55
Pigment Yellow 55 has the least application of the diarylide yellow
pigments. Only one manufacturer of this pigment has been confirmed.
This pigment is used in inks and textiles with the iargest portion going
into textiles.
9) Pigment Blue 25
The economic importance of Pigment Blue 25 in today's market is lim-
ited, and is declining. The number of producers of this chemical has
declined from 6 producers a few years ago to one identified producer
today (Indol). Pigment Blue 25 is used primarily in printing inks .
10) Pigment Orange 16
Pigment Orange 16 is used principally in textiles, although it
is also used in printing inks, plastics and rubber. It is not used in
paints because of poor lightfastness.
11) Pigment Red 41
Pigment Red 41 has been discontinued by most manufacturers and re-
placed with Pigment Red 38. Only two uses have been identified plas-
tics (PVC), and ink. Plastics (PVC) usage .is estimated to be 25% of
the pigment usage, with ink estimated to account for 75% of its usage.
Attachment C lists users of dyes and pigments by industrial categories.
Relevant users of pigments and hence potential users of benzidine based
pigments are:
Table C-l: Textile Industry
Table C-2: Ink Industry
Table C-3 Paint Industry
Table C-4: Paper and Pulp Industry
Table C-5: Leather Tanners
Table C-6: Major Producers of Wall Coverings
Table C-7: Major Producers of Floor Coverings
Table C-9: Plastics Industry (Relevant Segments)
Table C-10: Rubber
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TABLE 5-3. BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dlchloroben-
2idine-Based
Pigment Orange 13
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Pigment Orange
Pigment Red 38
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Manufacturer
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
-Ridgway Color & Chemical
*Hercules, Inc.
*Chemetron Corp., Pigments Division
*Harshaw Chemical Co.
''Inmont Corp.
-M. Kohnscamm 6. Co., Inc.
*Max Marx Color & Chemical,
CI1JA-CEICY
American Cyanamid Corp.
Harmon Color Corp.
Sandoz. Inc.
Suu Chemical Corp.
*Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
*Inmont Corp.
"'Bostik South, Inc.
*Unlted Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
^Sterling Drug, Inc.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
CIBA-CEICY
Hercules, Inc.
^Allied Clk-mical Corp.. Specialty Chemicals Division
*llarshuw Chemical Co.
*Inmont Corp.
Chnmlcal Corp.
Harmon Color Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 209,000
I - 11,022
S - 168,000
P - 99,000
S - 97,000
I - 4840
Source: 1976 Color Index and 1975 ITC documents. See Attachment E. * Indicates the manufacturer appeared
in both sources: otherwise, the 1976 Color Index was the only source.
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TABLE 5-3. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dichloroben-
zidine-Based
Pigment Red 38
(Continued)
Pigment Yellow 12
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Manufacturer
GAP Corp.
CIBA-GEIGY
Max Marx Color 6 Chemical Co.
Paul Uhlich & Co., Inc.
*Allied Chemical Corp.. Specialty Chemicals Division
*Ridgway Color & Chemical
*Apollo Colors, Inc.
-Borden, Inc.
"Hercules, Inc.
*Clienetroii Corp.
*Ilarshaw Chemical Co.
*Ar.iurican Hoochst Corp.
*In.xont Corp.
'vUnited Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
^Sterling Drug, Inc.
*Sun Chemical Corp._
E.I. duPont de Kemours & Co., Inc.
Harmon Color Corp.
Max Marx Color & Chemical Co.
11. Koluistamm & Co., Inc.
Sherwin Williams
American Cyanamid Corp.
Scinduz, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 6,028,000
I - 62,117
S - 3.906,000
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TABLE 5-3. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dichlcroben-
iidine-Based
Pigment Yellow 13
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Manufacturer
"Ridgway Color & Chemical
*Blackraan-Uhler Division, Syrialloy Corp.
*GAF Corp.
'liarcules, Inc.
ftL'hc-metron Corp.
'American lloechst Corp.
*Inniont Corp.
*Bostik South, Inc.
*United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
^Sterling Drug, Inc.
*Sun Chemical Corp.
Verona Division of Baychen Corp.
A-Titirican Cyunamid Corp.
Max Marx Colors & Chemical Co.
Sandoz, Inc.
CIBA-CEICY
ICI America
Crompcon & Knowles
Harshaw Chemical Co.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 240,000
I - 2,500
S - 166,000
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TABLE 5-3. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dlchloroben-
zidine-Based
Pigment Yellow 14
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Manufacturer
'''Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
*Kidgv:ay Color & Chemicals
*Ei:nisy and Smith, Inc.
''Blacksian-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
!!GAF Corp.
-Hercules, Inc.
"O.e^atron Corp.
-Harshaw Chemical Co.
*Anerican Hoechst Corp.
*Innonc Corp.
:'=Bostlk South, Inc.
-United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
^Sterling Drug, Inc.
"':Stin Chemical Corp.
Harmon Color Corp.
Verona Division of Bayche:?. Corp.
Max Marx Colors & Chemical Co.
Ridgway Color & Chemicals
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
American Cyanamid Corp.
CIBA-GEICY
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (lb»)
P - 1,SAO,000
I - 11,055
S - 1,646,000
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TABLE 5-3. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IH THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
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3,3'-Dichloroben-
zidine-Based
Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 55
Manufacturer
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
*Hercules, Inc.
*Chemetron Corp.
*Harshaw Chemical Co.
''American lloechst Corp.
*Inmont Corp.
-Rose Ik South, Inc.
^United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
^Sterling Drug, Inc.
'Sun Chemical Corp.
Verona Division of Baychetn Corp.
Ridaway Color & Chemical Co.
American Cyanamid Corp.
Max Marx Colors & Chemicals Co.
Sandoz, Inc.
CIBA-CEIGY
Sherwin Williams
'''Hercules, Inc.
CIBA-GEICY
Reichuvd-Coulston, Inc.
Max Marx Color & Chemical Co.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Iba)
P - 415,000
S - 260,000
p **
**Total 1975 production for Pigment Yellow 55 and Pigment Yellow 83 is estimated to be 80,000 pounds.
Pigment 33 is a 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine-based dye which was not included in the OTS list.
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TABLE 5-3. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
01
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3,3' -Dime thoxy hen-
zidine-Based
Pigment Blue 25
Pigment Orange 16
Pigment Red 41
Manufacturer
*Inmont Corp.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Sandoz , Inc .
CIBA-CEIGY
GAP Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
^Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
'Mnney and Smith, Inc.
*GAF Corp.
*;iercules, Inc.
*Harshaw Chemical Co.
*Anerican Hoechst Corp.
*Ini'iont Corp.
*3ostik South, Inc.
*Max Marx Color & Chemical Co.
*linited Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Verona Division of Baychen Corp.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Shcrwln Williams
Sandoz, Inc.
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Max Marx Color & Chemical Co.
Paul llhlich (< Co., Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
p _ ***
P - 377,000
S - 279,000
p _ ft**
***The ITC does not give statistics when there are less than three producers,
or when one producer is dominant.
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TABLE 5-3. (Continued)
BEN2ENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Diaiethylben-
zidine-Based
Pigment Orange 15
Manufacturer
'Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Hercules, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (lUs)
P - A**
*** The ITC does not give statistics when there are less than three producers, or when one producer is dominant.
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TABLE 5-4. BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
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3,3'-Dichloroben-
zidine-BaHed
Pigment Orange 13
Pigment Orange 34
Pigment Red 38
Pigment Yellow 12
Manufacturer
Allied Chemical Corp.. Specialty Chemicals Division
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Hercules, Inc.
Chemetron Corp., Pigments Division
liar show Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
11. Kolmstamm & Co., Inc.
Bostlk South, Inc.
Sandoz, Inc.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Inmont Corp.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc. . '
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Keystone Color Works, Inc.
Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Borden, Inc.
Hercules, Inc.
Chemetron Corp.
llarshaw Chemical Co.
American Hoechst Corp.
Production (I-)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (ll.s)
P - 267,000
I - 2,200
S - 171,000
P - 89,000
I - 96,470
P - 141,000
I - 64,240
P - 7,830,000
I - 34,650
S - 5,223,000
Source: The source of all manufacturer information and production/import/sales data is ITC.
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TABLE 5-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
01
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3,3'-Dichlorcben-
zidine-Based
Pigment Yellow 12
(Continued)
Pigment Yellow 13
Pigment Yellow 14
Manufacturer
Innont Corp.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Blackman-Uhler Division,
Synalloy Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Chenietron Corp.
American lloechst Corp.
Turnout Corp.
Bostik South, Inc.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Ridgway Color L Chemical
Binney and Smith, Inc.
Borden, Inc.
Blackman-Uhler Division,
Synalloy Corp.
GAF Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Chenietron Corp.
llarshaw Chemical Co.
American Hocchst Corp.
InmonC Corp.
Bostik South, Inc;
Production (I1)/
imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 380,000
I - 19,984
S - 203,000
P - 3,000,000
S - 1,992,000
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TABLE 5-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
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3,3'-Dlchlorobea-
zicline-Based
Pigment Yellow 14
(Continued)
'
Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 55
Manufacturer
Sandoz, Inc.
United Merchants 6 Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Elackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Borden, Inc.
Hercules, Inc.
Chemetron Corp.
Harshav; Chemical Co.
American lloechst Corp.
Inrnont Corp.
United Merchants S. Manufacturers. Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
HercuJes, Inc.
Inmont Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Salc-s (S) (His)
P - 767,000
S - 416,000
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**Total 1976 production for Pigment Yellow 55 and Pigment Yellow 83 is estimated to be 1,500,000 pounds.
Pigment 83 is a 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine-based dye which was not included in the OTS list.
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TABLE 5-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
3 , 3-Dirae thoxy ben-
zidine-Based
Pigment Blue 25
Pigraenc Orange 16
Pignent Red 41
3,3-Dimethylben-
zidine-Based
PigmenC Or.ange 15
Manufacturer
InmonC Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Binney and Smith, Inc.
'Hercules, Inc.
Harsliaw Chemical Co.
American lloechst Corp.
I runout Corp.
Bostik South, Inc.
Max Marx Color & Chemical Co.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
1'roductiori (I')/
import a (I)/
Sales (S) (Uis)
p _ *a*
P - 475,000
S - 367,000
p _ ***
p - ***
***The ITC does not give statistics when there are less than three producers.
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TABLE 5-5. BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
3.3'-Dichlorohen-
zidine-Based
Pigment Orange 13
Pigment Orange 34
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Pigment Red 38
Pigment Yellow 12
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Manufacturer
Rldgway Color 6 Chemical
Harmon Colors Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Chemetron Corp., Pigments Division
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
II. Kohnstamm & Co., Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Blackmail-Oilier Division, Synalloy Corp.
Galaxle Chemical Corp.
Indol Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Harmon Colors Corp.
Ilarshaw Chemical Co.
Sun Chemical Corp.
K:!dgway Color & Chemical
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Bcrden, Inc.
Hercules, Inc.
Calaxie Chemical Corp.
Harmon Colors Corp.
Chemetron Corp.
Itarshaw Chemical Co.
Indol Chemical Co.
1'rodiictiou (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 230,000
I - 9,483
S - 186,000
P - 75,000
I - 13,420
S - 75,000
P - 205,000
S - 161,000
P - 8,870,000
1 - 28,705
S - 5,768,000
Source: The source of all manufacturer information and production/import/sa]es data is IXC.
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TABLE 5-5. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
3,3'-Dichlorobcn-
zidine-lJas'jd
(Continued)
Pigment Yellow 13
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Pigment Yellow 14
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Manufacturer
American Hoechst Corp.
Indent Corp.
United Merchants & .Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Coro.
Apollo Colors, Inc.
ilackman-Uhler Division, Syr.alloy Corp.
.;:sl.?.xia Chemical Corp.
Hercules. Inc.
Chciiiecron Corp.
American Hoechst Corp.
Inaol Chraical Co.
Bostik South, Inc.
United Merchants 6 Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun.Chemical Corp.
Apollo Colors, Inc.
\idgway Color & Chemical
Borden, Inc.
Binney and Smith, Inc.
Blackman-Ul11er Division, Synalloy Corp.
''.:ie Clieraical Corp.
ilarmou Colors Corp.
Iterculos, Inc.
Cii-.:ni«tron Corp.
Production (!>)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 367,000
I - 4,625
S - 300,000
P - 3,248,000
I - 110
S - 2,323,000
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TABLE 5-5. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
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zidine-Based
Pigment Yellow 14
(Continued)
Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 55
Manufacturer
llarstiau Chemical Co.
American lloeehst Corp.
Inmont Corp.
Indol Chemical Co.
Sando;:, Inc.
Bostik South, Inc.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Ridgvay Color & Chemicals
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Blackn:an-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Galaxie Chemical Corp.
Chemetron Corp.
Borden, Inc.
H.irshaw Chemical Co.
American lloeclist Corp.
Inmont Corp.
Indol Chemical Co., Inc.
United Mcrch.-iiits & Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Inmont Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ilia)
P - 1,002,000
S - 612,000
p _ ft*
*«Total 1977 production for Pigment Yellow 55 and Pigment Yellow 83 is estimated to be 2,500,000 pounds.
I'ipaent S3 is a 3,3'-dichlorobenzidino-based dye which was not included in the OTS list.
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TABLE 5-5. (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
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zidine-Based
Pigment Blue 25
Pigment Orange 16
Pigment Red 41
3,3' -Diir.ethylben-
zine-based
Pignient Orange 15
Manufacturer
Inaiqnt Corp.
Galaxie Chemical Corp.
Indoi Chemical Co.
Sinney and Smith, Inc.
Galaxie Chemical Corp.
Kircules, Inc.
'.iaracTi Colors Corp.
ilarsi'iav; Chemical Co.
American lloechst Corp.
Ir.nont Corp.
Indol Chemical Co.
L'niccd Merchants i Manufacturers, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Hnrnion Colors Corp. ':
!iar~on Colors Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ihs)
p _ *iv*
P - 439,000
I - 2,182
S - 441,000
p _ ***
p _ ***
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ITC does not give statistics when there are less than three producers, or when one producer is
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TABLE 5-6
BENZENOID PIGMENTS CURRENTLY MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES
Current Manufacturers
Pigment Orange 13
Figment Orange 34
Pigment Red 38
Pigment Yellow 12
Pigment Yellow 13
Chemetron Corp.
Harmon Color Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Inmont Corp.
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Sandoz, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
United Merchants & Manufacturers,
Inc.
Hercules, Inc.
Indol Chemical Co.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Harmon Color Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
American Hoechst Corp.
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Borden, Inc.
Chemetron Corp.
Harmon Color Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Hercules, Inc.
Indol Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Sun Chemical Corp.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
American Hoechst Corp.
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Chemetron Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Indol Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
Sun Chemical Corp.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Note: Current manufacturers and importers have been confirmed by
personal contact with the producers and importers. Recent
production figures could not be obtained.
' JRB Associates, Inc.
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TABLE 5-6 (Continued)
BENZENOID PIGMENTS CURRENTLY MANUFACTURED IN THE UNITED STATES
^Current Manufacturers
Pigment Yellow 14
Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 55
Pigment Blue 25
Pigment Orange 16
Pigment Red 41
American Hoechst Corp.
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Binney and Smith, Inc.
Borden, Inc.
Chemetron Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Hercules, Inc.
Inmont Corp.
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Sandoz, Inc.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
American Hoechst Corp.
Apollo Colors, Inc.
Chemetron Corp.
Harmon Color Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Hercules, Inc.
Indol Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
Ridgway Color & Chemical
Sun Chemical Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Indol Chemical Co.
American Hoechst Corp.
Binney and Smith, Inc.
Harmon Colors Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Hercules, Inc.
Indol Chemical Co.
Inmont Corp.
Sun Chemical Corp.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.
Harmon Colors Corp.
1 JRB Associates, Inc. -~~
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TABLE 5-7
USES OF PIGMENTS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES
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Pigment
3,3' - dichloro
Pigment Orange 13
Pigment Orange 34
Pigment Red 38
Pigment Yellow 12
Pigment Yellow 13
Pigment Yellow 14
Pigment Yellow 17
Pigment Yellow 55
3,3' - dimethoxy
Pigment Blue 25
Pigment Orange 16
Pigment Red 41
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6. DYES
6.1 Production
Of the 405 dyes included on the original list, only 33 are currently
available in the United States (see Table 6-1). All dyes are produced domes-
tically except Direct Blue 2 which is currently being imported. 114 dyes are
no longer produced in the United States (see Table 6-2), and no domestic or
foreign producer could be identified for 259 (see Table 6-3).
Benzidine
The original list included 232 benzidine-based dyes. Of these 232, 15
are currently being produced commercially in the United States. Fabricolor
is the only confirmed U.S. commercial producer of these benzidine-based dyes.
Prior to the promulgation of the 1976 OSHA regulation for benzidine, several
U.S. manufacturers produced benzidine-based dyes. These included American
Cyanamid, CIBA-GEIGY, Dupont, Allied Chemical, and GAF. None of these produ-
cers is currently involved in domestic benzidine-based dye production.
Due to OSHA regulation for benzidine, current production methods for
benzidine-based dyes eliminate the need for handling benzidine as a raw mat-
erial. Current production practices allow in situ .production of benzidine
and direct conversion to dyes reducing the potential for exposure.
3,3' -Dichlorobenzidine Dyes
Of the 405 dyes on the original list, 4 were 3,3' -dichlorobenzidine-
based. None of these is currently being produced in the United States.
3,3' -Dimethoxybenzidine Dyes
Of the 405 dyes on the original list, 81 were 3,3' -dimethoxybenzidine
based dyes. Of these 81 dyes, 9 are currently produced domestically.
3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine Dyes
Of the 88 dyes included on the original list, 8 are currently produced
in the United States.
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TABLE 6-1
DYES CURRENTLY PRODUCED
OR IMPORTED INTO THE UNITED STATES
Benzidine Dyes
Acid Red 85
Direct Black 4
Direct Black 38
Direct Blue 2*
Direct Blue 6
Direct Brown 2
Direct Brown 6
Direct Brown 31
Direct Brown 74
Direct Brown 95
Direct Brown 154
Direct Green 1
Direct Green 6
Direct Orange 8
Direct Red 1
Direct Red 28
3,3-Dinethoxybenz id ine Dyes
Direct Black 91
Direct Blue 1
Direct Blue 8
Direct Blue 15
Direct Blue 22
Direct Blue 76
Direct Blue 98
Direct Blue 151
Direct Blue 218
3.3-Dimethylben2idine Dyes
Acid Red 114
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue.25
Direct Blue 26
Direct Orange 6
Direct Orange 10
Direct Red 2
Direct Red 39
* Imported only.
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In addition to these 33 dyes that are currently available in the United
States, the project effort identified 25 dyes that are currently produced in
the United States that were not on the OTS list of 405 dyes. These 13 dyes
are based on 3,3'-dimethoxybenzidine and 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine.
Of the 405 dyes on the OTS list, only 62 dyes were identified in the
1976 Color Index as being produced in the United States. 1975 ITC documents
confirmed production for 42 out of the 62 dyes. Table 6-4 identifies manu-
facturers and/or importers of the 62 dyes and the available information on
production, sales and imports. Those identified in both sources are marked
with an asterisk.
The 1976 Color Index did not have up-to-date information on producers
and/or importers for 1975. Many of the companies listed as producers by
the 1976 Color Index had terminated benzidine-based and benzidine-related
dye production prior to 1975. Table 6-5 contains a list of those companies
that have ceased benzidine-based and benzidine-related dye production and
the year that production is believed to have terminated.
Tables 6-6 and 6-7 are listings of the dyes' producers/importers and
available data on production, sales, and imports for 1976 and 1977, respectively.
Table 6-8 is a listing of 33 benzidine-based and benzidine-related dyes
currently produced in or imported into the United States. This list was
developed by reviewing the Color Index and ITC documents and by contacting
individual manufactures to confirm current product lines.
DETO (Dye Environmental Toxicology Organization, Inc.), the trade
association for dye manufacturers, was also contacted. DETO provided a list
of benzidine-related dyes which DETO regarded as "commercially significant"
in the United States. They are:
Dyes Derived from Benzidine
Direct Black (4, 38)
Direct Blue (2, 6)
Direct Brown (1A, 2, 6, 31, 59, 95, 74, 154)
Direct Green (1, 6, 8)
Direct Orange (1, 8)
Direct Red (1, 28, 37)
Direct Violet (1, 22)
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Dyes Derived from 3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine
Azoic Black Composition (4)
Azoic Blue Composition (2, 3)
Azoic Coupling Component (3)
Azoic Diazo Component (48)
Direct Black (91, 118)
Direct Blue (1,8,15,22,76,77,80,90,98,100,136,151,160,218,224,269)
Direct Brown (200, 230)
Disperse Black (6)
Dyes Derived from 3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine
Acid Red (114, 167)
Azoic Coupling Component (5)
Azoic Orange Composition (3)
Azoic Yellow Composition (1, 2, 3)
Direct Blue (14, 25, 26)
Direct Orange (6)
Direct Red (2, 39)
On checking DETO's list, 22 of the dyes were not included on EPA's
original list of 405 dyes. These included:
3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine Dyes
Azoic Black Composition (4)
Azoic Blue Composition (2, 3)
Azoic Coupling Component (3)
Azoic Diazo Component (48)
Direct Black (118)
Direct Blue (77, 80, 90, 100, 160, 224, 269)
Direct Brown (200, 230)
Disperse Black (6)
3,3'-Dimethylbenzidine .Dyes
Acid Red (167)
Azoic Coupling Component (5)
Azoic Orange Composition (3)
Azoic Yellow Composition (1, 2, 3)
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DETO's list was not based on any actual figures. In fact, DETO currently
has no information on what dyes are produced and the amount produced in the
United States. DETO's list of commercially significant dyes was based on an
ad hoc poll of DETO members. DETO indicated that a survey of production and
use of dyes is on the trade association's agenda which they would like to
implement later this summer. DETO has indicated, however, that such a survey
may not take place because gathering such information could be in violation
of anit-trust laws. Such legal issues need to be resolved before any action
would be initiated.
NIOSH has been conducting a review of benzidine and related dyes for
over a year. They have had meetings with DETO officials and representatives
of the dye manufacturing companies. NIOSH has no production information
other than those available in publications of the International Trade Commis-
sion. NIOSH's list of commercially important benzidine-related dyes are:
Benzidine
Direct Red (1, 10, 13, 28, 37, 43)
Direct Orange (1, 8)
Direct Green (1, 6, 12)
Direct Blue (2, 6, 230)
Direct Violet (1, 3)
Direct Brown (1, 2, 6, 26, 58, 62, 95, 154)
Direct Black (4, 31, 34, 38, 127)
Acid Red (85)
3,3*-Dimethoxybenzidine
Direct Blue (1, 8, 15, 22)
Direct Violet (13)
3.3'-Dimethylbenzidine
Direct Red (2)
Direct Orange (6)
Direct Green (20)
Direct Blue (14, 53)
Direct Brown (52)
Direct Black (24)
The following dyes listed by NIOSH are not listed in Table 6-1 because
current commercial production could not be confirmed.
Benzidine
Direct Red (10, 13, 37, 43)
Direct Orange (1)
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Direct Green (12)
Direct Blue (2, 230)
Direct Violet (1, 3)
Direct Brown (1, 26, 58, 62)
Direct Black (31, 34, 127)
3,3* -Dimethoxybenzidine
Direct Violet (13)
3,3* -DimethyIbenzidine
Direct Green (20)
Direct Blue (53)
Direct Brown (52)
Direct Black (24)
The NIOSH listing of dyes does not include the following dyes that are
currently produced in the United States.
Benzidine
Direct Brown (31, 74)
3,3' - Dimathoxybenzidine
Direct Blue (76, 98, 157, 218)
3,3* -DimethyIbenzidine
Direct Red (39)
Direct Orange (10)
Direct Blue (25, 26)
The difference in these lists can be accounted for by NIOSH1s criteria
for dye selection, the availability of health effects information on indivi-
dual dyes and the ITC production list. Furthermore, NIOSH has not contacted
individual companies to confirm current availability and production.
6.2 Use
The textile industry is the major consumer of the production of the 33
dyes (Table 6-9). These dyes have physical and chemical characteristics that
make them especially suitable for textile applications. These same charac-
teristics make these dyes suitable for coloring leather, and 28 of the 33
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dyes currently produced are used as leather colorants. This usage consumes
a much smaller amount of the total dye production than textiles.
Twenty-five dyes have application in the paper industry. However, the
amount of dye consumed is small. Pigments are better colorants for paper
than most dyes. This is due to the tendency of these dyes to "bleed" from
the paper. Other minor uses for 16 of these dyes include: aqueous inks,
plastics, pigments and biological indicators.
Attachment C lists industrial categories which use both dyes and
pigments and therefore are potential users of benzidine and benzidine-
related dyes. Relevant dye users and estimates of usage by use category
are:
Table C-l: Textile Industry 66%
Table C-4: Paper and Pulp Industry 17%
Table C-5: Leather Tanners 10%
Table C-8: Aqueous Ink
7%
Table C-9: Plastics Industry
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TABLE 6-2
DYES NO LONGER PRODUCED IN THE
UNITED STATES*
1.
Benzidine
CI No.
22010
22040
22135
22145
22150
22155
22190
22195
22200
22238
22240
22250
22280
22305
22306
22345
22360
22370
22375
22380
22410
22420
22430
22455
22475
22480
22500
22505
22550
CI Name
Direct Yellow 24
Direct Brown 56
Direct Orange 25
Direct Red 10
Direct Red 17
Direct Red 13
Direct Orange 101
Acid Orange 45
Direct Red 60
Acid Red 323
Direct Red 37
Direct Yellow 1
Direct Red 18
Direct Red 29
Direct Red 33
Direct Brown 59
Direct Red 88
Direct Orange 1
Direct Orange 1
Direct Orange 2
Direct Yellow 20
Direct Red 59
Direct Orange 1
Direct Blue 230
Direct Blue 16
Direct Violet 22
Direct Red 44
Direct Blue 42
Direct Violet 12
* These dyes were not identified as available in the U.S. according to the
1976 Color Index. Non-production was further verified by contacting the
manufacturers . .__ . .
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1. Benzidine
CI No.
22555
22565
22570
22580
22590
22595
22620
30035
30045
30050
30055
30135
30150
30155
30165
30220
30225
30240
30270
30290
30310
30315
30336
30345
30350
31700
31705
31710
31720
31725
31730
TABLE 6-2 (Continued)
DYES NO LONGER PRODUCED IN THE
UNITED STATES
(Continued)
CI Name
Direct Violet 4
Direct Blue 48
Direct Violet 1
Direct Black 29
Direct Blue 2
Direct Blue 64
Direct Black 15
Direct Brown 7
Direct Brown 1
Direct Brown 79
Direct Brown 61
Direct Brown 5
Direct Brown 175
Direct Brown 21
Direct Brown 173
Direct Green 39
Direct Green 58
Direct Black 11
Direct Black 131
Direct Green 12
Direct Green 9
Direct Green 8
Acid Black 94
Direct Black 14
Direct Blue 11
Direct Brown 24
Direct Brown 57
Direct Brown 51
Direct Brown 62
Direct Brown 27
Direct Brown 26
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TABLE 6-2 (Continued)
DYES NO. LONGER PRODUCED IN THE
UNITED STATES
1. Benzidine (Continued)
CI No.
31735
3174.0
31760
31775
31785
31810
31850
35060
35075
35415
35700
35710
35715
35720
36030
CI Name
Direct Brown 54
' Direct Brown 101
Direct Black 40
Direct Green 22
Direct Brown 46
Direct Black 27
Direct Black 83
Direct Brown 39
Direct Black 34
Direct Black 100
Direct Brown 43
Direct Brown 13
Direct Brown 14
Direct Brown 215
Direct Brown 25
Direct Black 41
3 ,3 '-Dichlorobenzidine
CI No.
23040
23050
CI Name
Direct Red 61
Direct Red 46
S.S'-Dimethoxybenzidine (dianisidine) derived dyes
CI No. CI Name
23150
23160
24065
24100
24105
24110
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Blue 95
Blue 84
Blue 136
Red 7
Violet 32 Azo Violet
Black 87
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DYES NO LONGER PRODUCED IN THE
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3. 3.3'-Dimethoxyben2idine (dianisidine) derived dyes (Continued)
CI No. CI Name
24115 Direct Black 86
24125 Acid Red 128
24145 Direct Blue 35
24155 Direct Blue 9
24185 Direct Blue 168
24220 Direct Blue 65
24270 Direct Blue 37
24340 Direct Blue 10
24360 Direct Blue 152
24370 Direct Violet 37
24380 Direct Blue 4
30395 Direct Black 20
31955 Direct Blue 30
35110 Direct Blue 150
4. 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine (o-tolidine) derived dyes
CI No. CI Name
23380 Direct Orange 7
23520 Direct Violet 21
23560 Direct Red 21
23565 Direct Red 22
23640 Direct Yellow 2
23655 Direct Orange 31
23660 Direct Yellow 48
23665 Direct Orange 30
23675 Direct Black 30
23690 Direct Blue 31
23705 Direct Blue 3
23710 Direct Blue 21
23830 Direct Blue 231
31885 Direct Brown 52
31910 Direct Blue 63
31925 Direct Black 24
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TABLE 6-3.
Benzidine
CI No.
DYES WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER
(DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
21060
22000
22020
22030
22035
22045
22046
22050
22060
22070
22080
22090
22095
22100
22110
22125
22160
22170
22175
22180
22205
22210
22220
22230
22255
22270
22275
22285
22290
22300
22315
22320
22325
22330
CI Name
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Broun 86
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 165
Direct Violet 88
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Oxamine Scarlet B
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 74
Direct Dye
Direct Red 42
Direct Red 43
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Acid Dye
Mordant Dye
Mordant Dye
Acid Dye
Direct Red 52
Direct Dye
Direct Green 60
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 60
Direct Dye
Pryramidol Brown
Congo GRA
Diazo Violet R
Diazo Brown R Extra
Cresbtine Dark Violet
Diamine Brown S
Pyramine Orange 3G
Pyramine Orange RR
Paranil Bordeaux B
Oxamine Red B
Oxamine Orange G
Diazo Black R Extra
Glycine Red
Brilliant Congo G
Chlorazol Orange 2R
Zambesi Brown 6C
Glycine Corinth
Para Green BBL
doth Orange
Cloth Brown R
Palatine Chrome Red RX
Cloth Brown C
Oxamine Maroon
Diazol Brown MS
Triazol Red 6B
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TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
DYES WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
1. Benzidine (Continued)
CI No. CI Name
22335
22340
22385
22390
22400
22405
22415
22440
22445
22450
22460
22465
22485
22490
22510
22520
22530
22540
22545
22585
22600
22605
22625
22630
30040
30060
30065
30070
30075
30080
30085
30090
30095
30100
30105
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 58
Direct Orange 33
Direct Dye
Acid Dye
Direct Red 53
Direct Dye
Direct Violet 43
Direct Violet 3
Direct Violet 42
Direct Violet 27
Direct Violet 17
Direct Blue 19
Direct Blue 58
Direct Violet 45
Direct Violet 85
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 49
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 177
Direct Violet 38
Direct Brown 171
Direct Brown 20
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 158
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 38
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 17
Direct Dye
Diphenyl Brown RN
Alkali Yellow R
Wool Red G
Oxamine Red BN
Alkali Dark Brown ,G,V
Direct Gray R
Naphthamine Black RE
Diamine Nitrazol Green BB
Naphthamine Blue 2B
Columbia Catechine R
Benzo Brown RC
Direct Fast Brown B
Diazo Brown V
Naphthamine Orange NG
Oxamine Brown GRX
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DYES
Benzidine
CI No.
30125
30130
30170
30175
30180
30190
30195
30200
30205
30210
30215
30230
30250
30255
30260
30265
30275
30285
30300
30305
30320
30325
30330
30335
30340
30355
30360
31685
31690
31695
31715
31745
TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
(Continued)
CI Name
Direct Brown 68
Direct Dye
Direct dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 43
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Leather
Acid Black 69
Direct Dye
Acid Black 66
Direct Green 10
Direct Dye
Direct Green 19
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 75
Direct Green 7
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 51
Acid Black 70
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 151
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Toluylene Black Blue G
Dianil Black N
Dianil Black G
Dianil Black R
Triazol Bordeaux B
Triazol Corinth B
Triazol Dark Blue 3R
Columbia Black Green D
Columbia Green
Naphthamine Blue BE
Columbia Violet Black 0
Chrome Leather Black M
Chloramine Black N
Diphenyl Green G
Diphenyl Green 3G
Artificial Silk Black AS Extra
Eboli Green B,CW,S,ST,T
Benzo Chrome Brown CR
Diamine Brown R
Chromanil Brown GG
Benzo Chrome Brown 3R
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DYES
1. Benzidine
CI No.
31750
31755
31765
31770
31780
31790
31793
31795
31800
31805
31815
31820
31825
31830
31835
31845
31855
35065
35070
35080
35085
35210
35220
35240
35400
35530
35535
35650
35900
36040
36210
22140
22165
22260
22322
22640
TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
(Continued)
CI Name
Direct Brown 190
Direct Brown 159
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Green 21
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 131
Direct Brown 127
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 70
Direct Brown 73
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Green 21:1
Direct Dye
Diamine Catechine BNF
Benzo Grey S Extra
Crumpsall Direct Fast Brown E
Benzo Olive
Crumpsall Direct Fast Brown 0
Oxamine Violet RR
Oximine Violet GRF
Dianil Dark Blue R
Direct Black V
Direct Indigo Blue BK
Oxamine Black MB
Direct Indone Blue R
Direct Indigo Blue A
Triazol Blue BB
Hessian Brown BBN, 0
Toluylene Black G 40
Diazo Navy Blue R
Mekong Yellow G
Diazo Brown NR
Triazol Indigo Blue
Naphthamine Fast Brown N2
Direct Heliotrope B
Dianil Fast Brown B
Oxydiamine Brown RN
Brilliant Direct Orange
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TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
DYES WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
Benzidlne (Continued)
CI No.
30110
30115
30315
31840
30160
Direct Brown 1:2
Direct Dye
Direct Green 8
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
CI Name
Oxamine Brown GNX
Melogene Blue BH
3,3'-Dichlorobenzidine
CI No.
23045
23070
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
CI Name
Dlanol Red B
Triazogen Red BB
3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidine (o-dianisidine) derived dyes
CI No.
24330.
24415
24050
24060
24070
24075
24080
24090
24120
24130
24150
24160
24165
24170
24180
24190
24195
24200
24205
24210
24215
CI Name
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Direct
Dye
Blue 76
Dye
Dye
Dye
Dye
Violet 13
Dye
Dye
Green 57
Blue 36
Dye
Dye
Blue 12
Dry
Dye
Dye
Dye
Blue 50
Dye
Dye
Indazurine 5GM
Oxamine Black BR
Diazo Blue 3R
Diazo Sky Blue 3G
Diazo Blue
Diazo Black 3B
Heliotrope B
Indazurine GM
Direct Blue B
Para Blue G
Brilliant Azurine R
Diamine New Blue R
Oxamine Blue GN
Brilliant Azurine BR
Triazol Pure Blue R
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TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
DYES WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
3. 3,3'-Dimethoxybenzidlne (o-dianisidine) derived dyes (Continued)
CI No.
24225
24230
24240
24250
24260
24290
24300
24310
24320
24325
24335
24345
24350
24355
24361
24365
24375
24385
24390
24395
24405
24420
31940
31945
31950
31951
31960
31965
31970
35680
35730
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Bye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 45
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 23
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 183
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
CI Name
Oxamine Blue 3B
Brilliant Cooper Blue BW
Titan Blue 3B
Trisulfon Blue B
Chlorazol Brilliant Blue
8B,10B,10B,12B, &R
Zambesi Blue B
Triazol Blue R
Indazurine B
Indaz urine B
Brilliant Azurine 5G
Naphthamine Brilliant Blue BWOF
Cupramine Brilliant Blue RB
Union Blue 3R
Diazo Fast Black 3B
Benzoform Blue G Extra
Zambesi Black BR
Para Dark Green 3B
Benzo Cyanine 3B
Chicago Blue 4B
Benzo Gast Chrome Blue
Columbia Black B
Benzoform Violet B
Oxamine Blue BB
Oxamine Blue BT
Oxamine Blue MD
Oxamine Black MO
Trisulfon Brown 2G
Columbia Black TB
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TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
DYES WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
4. 3,3'-Dlnethylbenzidine (o-tolidine) derived dyes
CI No. CI Name
23720
21150
23350
23360
23385
23390
23400
23505
23510
23515
23530
23540
23550
23570
23580
23585
23590
23595
23600
23605
23610
23620
23625
23645
23650
23680
23685
23695
23700
23715
23730
23740
23750
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 147
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 67
Direct Red 15
Direct Red 68
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 34
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 56
Direct Orange 13
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Violet 39
Direct Violet 28
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 27
Benzo azurine 4RT67
Pyramidol Brown T
Oxamine Violet GR
Toluylene Orange G
Toluylene Black Blue RO
Azo Mauve B
Benzopurpurine 6B
Diazo Brilliant Black R
Naphthazurin B
Rosazurin G
Brilliant Congo 2R
Rosazurine B
Rosazurine G
Rosazurine B
Para Green G
Diamine Bordeaux S
Triazol Red 10B
Toluylene Bordeaux B
Indazurine RM
Direct Blue R
Para Blue R
Brilliant Azurine 5R
Columbia Blue G
6-18
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4.
TABLE 6-3. (Continued)
DYES WITH NO KNOWN PRODUCER (DOMESTIC OR FOREIGN)
3.3'-Dimethylbenzidine (o-tolidine) derived dyes (Continued)
CI No.
23760
23770
23780
23785
23795
23810
23820
23825
23835
23840
23860
30370
30375
30380
30385
30390
31875
31880
31890
31895
31900
31905
31915
31920
31935
35100
35225
35230
35670
36220
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 60
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 53
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Green 20
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 39
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
CI Name
Zambezi Blue R
Chicago Blue RR
Indazurine TS
Direct Grey
Columbia Blue 750
Benzo Navy Blue BM
Zambesi Black R
Benzo Cyamine B
Eboli Blue B
Azo Cornith
Dianil Black T
Benzo Green G
Columbia Black R
Benzo Chrome Black
Diamineral Black D
Oxzmine Red MT
Oxamine Violet BRR
Benzo Black Blue R
Oxamine Violet MT
Benzo Indigo Blue
Oxamine Black MT
Hessian Brown MM
Mekong Yellow R
Azo Orange R
Trisulfon Brown C
Columbia Catechine 0
6-19
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TABLE 6-4. BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
tVJ
o
Benz idine-Based
Acid Black 94
Acid Orange 45
Acid Red S3
Direct Black A
Manufacturer/Importer'
Crompton & Knowles Corp. /Importer
* All led Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
American Aniline Products, inc.
Blackraan-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. /Importer
Nyanza, Inc.
'''Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
"Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*GAF Corp.
American Aniline Products
American Cyanamld Co.,
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Berncolors - Poughkeepsie, Inc.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. /Importer
Nyanza, Inc.
Organic Chemical Corp. /Importer
Tenneco Colors Division
Verona Division of Bavchem Corp.
Young Aniline Uorks, Inc.
^Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
»GAF Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
CIBA - CEICY
Cropipton & Knowles Corp.
Young Aniline l-.'orks, Tnc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
**
**
P - 67,000
I - 500
S - 65,000
**
* Identified in both the 1976 Color Index and the ITC file. See Attachment E. All others identified only
in 1976 Color Index.
** The ITC docs not fiivo statistics wlicn there are less than three producers or when one producer is dominant.
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
Benzidine-Based
Direct Black 38
cr>
I
Direct Black 131
Direct Blue 2
Manufacturer/Importer
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*CAF Corp.
American Cyanamid Co., Organic Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Berncolors - Poughkcepsie, Inc.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./Importer
E.I. duPont d« Nemours & Co.
Inmont Corp.
L6R Dyestuffs Corp./Importer
Organic Chemicals Corp./Importer
Peerless Color Co.. Inc.
Young Aniline Uorks, Inc.
Young Aniline Uorks, Inc.
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturlng
*GAF Corp.
American Cyanamid Co., Organic Chemicals Division
Crompton & Knowles Corp./Importer
L&R Dyestuffs Corp./Importer
Tenneco Colors Division
Young Aniline Vforks, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (t)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 2,168,000
I - 11,023
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
cr>
i\i
N>
Benzidlne-Based
Direct Blue 6
Direct Brown 1
Direct Brown 2
Direct Brown 5
Manufacturer/Importer
"Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabrlcolor Manufacturing Corp.
*GAF Corp.
American Cyanaroid Co. ;
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
CIBA - GEICY
Croi.ipton & Knowles Corp. /importer
llarshau Chemical Co.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.:
*GAK Corp.
American Cyanamld Co.,
Atlantic Chemical Corp. .
Crorapcon & Knowles Corp. /Importer
Tenneco Colours Division.
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*OAF Corp. ;
American Cyanamid Co. , i
Atlantic Chemical Corp. .'
Blackman- Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp ./Importer
Harshau Chemical Co. i
Nyanza, Inc. :
Young Aniline Works, Inc.;
Crompcon & Knowles, Corp J Importer
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
**
**
P - 125,000
I - 2.205
S - 118,000
A*
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
Benzidine-Based
Direct Brown 6
c
Direct Brown 21
Direct Brown 25
Direct Brown 27
Direct Brown 31
Direct Brown 39
Direct Brown 59
Direct Brown 74
Manufacturer /Importer
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Coip.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./ Importer
GAF Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./ importer
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./ Importer
Crompton & Knowles Corp./ Importer
CAP Corp.
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*GAF Corp.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Cronpton 6 Knowles Cor p. /Importer
llarshaw Chemical Co.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
GAF Corp.
American Cynnamid .Corp.,
Crorapton & Knowles Corp. /Importer
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabi'icolor Manufacturing Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
. **
**
**
**
P - 73,000
S - 73,000
**
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
Oi
I
1-0
3)
CD
Benzidine-Based
Direct Brown 95
Direct Brown 101
Direct Brown 154
Direct Green 1
Manufacturer /Importer
-Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
11 Fa tricolor Manufacturing Corp.
AfiAF Corp.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Buffalo Color Corp.
C romp ion & Knowles Corp. /Importer
Harshau Chemical Co.
tivnnza, Inc.
Peerless Color Co., Inc.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Crump con & Knoules Corp.
'Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
"Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Cromptori & Knowles Corp. / Importer
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
"Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
*t'abricolor Manufacturing Corp.
'CAP Corp.
American Cyanamid Co.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. /Importer
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 346 000
I - 11 023
S- AOft nfifl
**
P - 132,000
1-747
S - 110,000
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
Benz idine-Based
Direct Green 6
Direct Green 8
o
71
Direct Green 12
Direct Green 39
Direct Orange 1
Manufacturer/Importer
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*CAF Corp.
American Cyanamid Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton' & Knowles Corp./Importer
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
American Cyanamid Corp.
Berncolors - Poughkeepsie, Inc.
CAF Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
GAP Corp.
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Blackmail - Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./ Importer
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Organic Chemical Co./Importer
Verona Division of Baycliem Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
I - 250
**
**
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
Benz id ine-Ba sed
Direct Orange 8
Direct Orange 101
Direct Red 1
I
NJ
Direct Red 10
3)
CO
Manufacturer/Importer
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*GAF Corp.
American Aniline Products, Inc.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton& Knowles Corp. / Importer
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*CAF Corp.
American Cyanaraid Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Co.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. / Importer
llarshau Chemical Co.
Nyanza, Inc.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Blackuian - Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./Importer
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
S - 35,000
**
P - 132,000
S - 11A,000
1-55
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3D
CD
Benzidine-Based
Direct Red 13
Direct Red 28
Direct Red 37
Direct Violet 1
Direct Violet 22
Direct Yellov; 24
Manufacturer /Importer
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. / importer
GAF Corp.
Harsliaw Chemical Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Milled Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Co.
Crompton & Knowles Corp./ Importer
Organic Chemical Corp.
Peerless Color Co. , Inc.
^Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
^American Cyanaraid Corp.
"Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*GAF Corp.
.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. / tmport-pr
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
L6R Dyestuffs Corp.
Nyanza, Inc.
Crompton & Knowles Corp. / Importer
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
S.iJes (S) (Ihs)
**
A*
P - 63,000
S - 65,000
A*
A*
**
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dichloro-
benzldine-Based
Direct Red 61
3,3'-Dimethyl-
benzidine-Based
Acid Red 114
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue 25
oo
1
Manufacturer/Importer
Crcmpton & Knowles Corp. / Importer
"Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*Crompton & Knowles Corp.
*DuPont
*fiAF Corp.
*Toms River Chemical Corp.
*Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
CIBA-GEICY
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*Toms River Chenilcal Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
CIBA-CEICY (U.S.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Sandoz Colors & Chemicals
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*Toms River Chemical Corp.
CIBA-CEICY (U.S.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
GAP Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ihs)
P - 258,000
S - 288,000
**
**
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dimethyl-
benzidine-Based
Direct Blue 26
Direct Orange 6
Direct Orange 10
Direct Red 2
ts>
VO
Manufacturer/Importer
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*American Color 4 Chemical Corp.
American Aniline Products, Inc.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
'"'American Color & Chemical Corp.
American Aniline Products, Inc.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
^American Color & Chemical Corp.
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
*Toms River Chemical Corp.
American Aniline Products, Inc.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
American Cyanamid Co.,
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
CIBA-GEIGY (U.S.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Sandoz Colors & Chemicals
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
ft*
**
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Dimethyl-
benzidine-Basod
Direct Red 39
3,3'-Dimethoxy-
benzidine-Rased
Acid Red 128
Direct Black 91
Direct Blue 1
3)
CD
Manufacturer/Importer
*Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*r,AF Corp.
*Toins River Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
American Cyanamid Co.,
CIBA-GEICY (U.S.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
E.J. dul'out de Nemours 6 Co. Inc.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
CIBA-GEICY
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
*American Color & Chemical Corp.
'American Cyanamid Co.,
^'Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*E.I. dul'ont de Nemours & Co., Inc,
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*CAF Corp.
''Harshaw Chemical Co.
*Ster)i«p Dru«, Inc.
"Toms Kiver Chemical Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ihs)
P - 43,000
S - 32,000
**
**
P - 156,000
S - 174,000
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
benzidine-Based
Direct Blue 1
(Continued)
Direct Blue
cr>
Direct Blue 8
Direct Blue 10
33
CD
Manufacturer/Importer
''Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
American Aniline d Chensical Co.
Blackr.an-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
CI3A-GEIGY
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
N'yanza, Inc.
Tenr.eco Colors Division, Tanneco Chemicals, Inc.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
^'Atlantic Chemical Corp.
:'
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
cr>
I
ro
3)
09
3,3'-Dimethoxy-
benzidine-Based
Direct Blue 15
Direct Blue 22
Direct Blue 76
Direct Blue 93
Manufacturer /Importer
*Allied Chemical Corp. . Specialty
Chemicals Division
*Atlantic Chemical Corp.
"E.I. duPont de Numours & Co., Inc.
*CAF Corp.
"Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
liars haw Chemical Corp.
"Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty
Chemicals Division
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
GAF Corp.
Nyanza, Inc.
*Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty
Chemicals Division
*Anerican Color & Chemical Corp.
*Aclantic Chemical Corp.
"Crompton & Knowles
*GAF Corp.
*Toras River Chemical Corp.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
*llavshnw Chemical Co.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Sandoz Colors & Chemicals
Toais River Chemical Corp.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
I - 1,896
**
I - 44,000
S - 53,000
P - 107,000
S - 141,000
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TABLE 6-4. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1975
3,3'-Diiaethoxy-
benzidir.e-Based
Direct Blue 136
Direct Blue 151
Direct Blue 218
CT»
OJ
Direct Red 7
Manufacturer/Importer
''GAP Corp.
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*Toins River Chemical Corp.
Croropton & Knowles Corp.
^American Color & Chemical Corp.
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
*E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
*Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
*GAF Corp.
^Sterling Drug, Inc.
*Toms River Chemical Coro*
^Verona Division of Bayc'nem Corp.
CIBA-CEIGY (U.S.)
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Sandoz Colors & Chemicals
^Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
S.iles (S) (Ibs)
**
P - 1,045,000
S - 1,309,000
**
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Table 6-5. Domestic Producers of Benzidine-Related Dyes That Have
Terminated Production of Benzidine-Related Dyes
Manufacture
American Cyanamid Co., Organic Chemicals Div.
CIBA-GEIGY
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
American Aniline Products
Berncolors - Poughkeepsie , Inc.
Blackman-Uhler Division, Synalloy Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Harshaw Chemical Co.
Nyanza, Inc.
Peerless Color Co., Inc.
Sandoz Colors & Chemicals
Tenneco Colors Division
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
Young Aniline Works, Inc.
Allied Chemical Co., Specialty Chemicals Division
GAP Corp.
Year of
Termination
1973
1973
1973
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
Pre 1975
1977
1978
Dye Type
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Based
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Related
Benzidine Related
-JRB Associates, Inc.'
6-34
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TABLE 6-6. BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
Co
Cn
00
Benzidine-Based
Acid Red 85
Direct Black A
Direct Black 33
Direct Blue 2
Direct Blue 6
Direct Brown 1
Direct Brown 2
Direct Brown 6
Manufacturer /Importer
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
"AF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAP Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
American Cyanamld Co. , Organic Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
oAF Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
GAF Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
P - 72,000
I - 2,190
S - 75,000
*
P - 3,759,000
1 - 70,753
S - 3,923,000
P - 771,000
I - 38,478
S - 771,000
*
1 - 5,688
P - 188,000
I - 18,739
S - 198,000
I - 5,512
NOTE: The source of all manufacturer and production and report data is ITC documents. See Attachment E.
* The ITC does not give statistics when there are less than three producers or when one producer is dominant.
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TABLE 6-6. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
oo
Benzidine-Based
Direct Brown 31
Direct Brown 74
Direct Brown 95
Direct Brown 154
Direct Green 1
Direct Green 6
Direct Orange 8
Direct Red 1
Manufacturer /Importer
Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAP Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
CAP Corp. . .
Allied Chemical Corp. , Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
CAF Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
OAF Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
it
P - 595,000
- o,£l)j
S - 532,000
*
*> - 169
S - 216
*
I - 4,066
S - 83,000
S - 82,000
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I
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Benzidine-Based
Direct Red 13
Direct Red 28
Direct Red 37
3,3'-Dimethyl-
benzidine-Based
Acid Red 114
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue 25
Direct Blue 26
Direct Orange 6
Direct Red 2
TABLE 6-6. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
Manufacturer /Importer
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
CAP Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton 6 Knowles Corp.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co.. Inc.
OAF Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp. ''
Vecona Division of Baychem Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
No Domestic Producer
American Color & Chemical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
*
P - 314,000
1-3 079
S - 275,000
*
*
I - 500
*
P - 75,000
S - 57,000
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TABLE 6-6. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
ai
CD
3,3'-Dimethyl-
benzidine-Based
Direct Red 39
3,3'-Dimethoxy-
benzidine-Iiased
Direct Black 91
Direct Blue 1
Direct Blue 8
Direct Blue 15
Manufacturer /Importer
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
GAP Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
CIBA-CEIGY /Importer
Allied Chemical Corp., Specialty Chemicals Division
Americal Color & Chemical Corp.
American Cyanamid Co. , Organic Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
GAF Corp.
Karshau Chemical Co.
Nyanza, Inc.
Sterling Drug, Inc.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
GAF Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
GAF Corp.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
S - 50,000
I - 3,527
P - 236,000
S - 230,000
*
I - 5,726
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TABLE 6-6. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1976
3,3'-Diraethoxy-
benzidine-Based
Direct Blue 22
Direct Blue 76
Direct Blue 98
Direct Blue 151
Direct Blue
Direct Red 7
30
CD
Manufacturer/Importer
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
\tlantic Chemical Corp.
Srompton & Knowles Corp.
3AF Corp.
Cronpton & Knowles
CAF Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chc-inical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
:Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (ll»s)
P - 58,000
I - 250
S - 41,000
P - 139,000
S - 164,000
P - 1,359,000
S - 1,253,000
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TABLE 6-7. BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
Benzid ins-Based
Acid Red 85
Direct Black 4
Direct Black 38
Direct Blue 2
Direct Blue 6
Direct Brown 2
Direct Brown 6
Direct Brown 31
Direct Brown 74
Direct Brown 95
Direct Brown 154
Direct Green 1
Manufacturer /Importer
'Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAP Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Buffalo Color Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
GAF Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
*
*
1-49 525
I_ 9 *>A*i
*
*
I - 15,962
*
*
NOTE: The source of all manufacturer information and production and report data is ITC documents. (Sea
Attachment E)
* The ITC does not give statistic when there are less than tree producers or when one producer is dominant.
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BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
Benzidine-Based
Direct Green 6
Direct Red 1
Direct Red 28
Direct Red 37
3,3'-Dioiethyl-
benzidine-Based
Acid Red 114
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue 25
Direct Orange 6
Direct Red 2
Direct Red 39
Manufacturer /Importer
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
3AF Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
JAF Corp.
/abricolor Manufacturing Corp.
JAF Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
E.I. .duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
'Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
CAP Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
*
1 - 4,409
*
*
P - 240,000
1 - 24,200
S - 163,000
*
*
*
P - 81,000
I - 1,102
S - 64,000
*
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BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
3,3'-Diinethoxy-
benzidine-Based
Manufacturer/Importer
Production (P)/
Imports (1)1
Sales (S) (Ibs)
Direct Black 91
CIBA-GEIGY/Importer
I - 3,527
Direct Blue 1
American Color & Chemical Corp.
American Cyanapiid Co. , Organic Chemicals Division
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
GAP Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
P - 186,000
S - 145,000
Direct Blue 8
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Direct Blue 15
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
GAP Corp.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
P - 530,000
I - 5,393
S - 514,000
Direct Blue 76
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knoules Corp.
GAP Corp.
I - 250
Direct Blue 98
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
CAP Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
P - 278,000
S - 203,000
Direct Blue 151
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
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TABLE 6-7. (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES IN 1977
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00
3,3'-Dimethoxy-
bcnzidine-Based
Direct Blue 218
Manufacturer /Importer
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
E.I. duPont tie Nemours & Co., Inc.
GAF Corp.
Terns River Chemical Corp.
Production (P)/
Imports (I)/
Sales (S) (Ibs)
I - 888,000
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BENZENOID DYES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES
Benzidine Dyes
Acid Red 85
Direct Black 4
Current Manufacturer
Importer
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Black 38 Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
Direct Blue 2
Direct Blue 6
Direct Brown 2
Direct Brown 6
L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Organic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
Direct Brown 31 Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Brown 74 Fabricolor Mfrv Corp.
Direct Brown 95 Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
Direct Brown 154 Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Green 1
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
Direct Green 6 Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Orange 8 Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
Direct Red 1
Direct Red 28
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp. L&R Dyestuffs Corp.
Fabricolor Mfr. Corp.
L&R. Dyestuffs Corp.
Organic Chemical Corp.
Note; Current manufacturers and importers have been confirmed by
personal contact with the producers and importers. Recent
production figures could not be obtained.
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TABLE 6-8 (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES
3,3-Dimethoxy-
benzidine Dyes
Direct Black 91
Direct Blue 1
Current Manufacturer
Direct Blue 8
Direct Blue 15
Direct Blue 22
Direct Blue 76
Direct Blue 98
Direct Blue 151
Direct Blue 218
CIBA-GEIGY
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
American Colors & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
BASF
CIBA-GEIGY
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
BASF
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
Verona Division of Baychem Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
BASF
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Atlantic Chemical
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
BASF
CIBA-GEIGY
E.I. duPont de Nemours & Co., Inc.
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
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TABLE 6-8 (Continued)
BENZENOID DYES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES
3,3'rrDimethyl-
benzidine Dyes
Acid Red 114
Current Manufacturer
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
CIBA-GEIGY
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Blue 14
CIBA-GEIGY
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Direct Blue 25
CIBA-GEIGY
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Blue 26
*Direct Orange 6
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Direct Orange 10
Direct Red 2
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
CIBA-GEIGY
Fabricolor Manufacturing Corp.
Toms River Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Direct Red 39
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
*Direct Orange 6 - C.I. #23365 or C.I. #23375.
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TABLE 6-9
USES OF DYES CURRENTLY AVAILABLE IN THE UNITED STATES
Dye
Benzidine
Acid Red 85
Direct Black 4
Direct Black 38
Direct Blue 2
Direct Blue 6
Direct Brown 2
Direct Brown 6
Direct Brown 31
Direct Brown 74
Direct Brown 95
Direct Brown 154
Direct Green 1
Direct Green 6
Direct Orange 8
Direct Red 1
Direct Red 28
3 ,3 ' - dimethyl
Acid Red 114
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue 25
Direct Blue 26
Direct Orange 6
Direct Orange 10
Direct Red 2
Direct Red 39
3,3 ' - dimethoxy
Direct Black 91
Direct Blue 1
Direct Blue 8
Direct Blue 15
Direct Blue 22
Direct Blue 76
Direct Blue 98
Direct Blue 151
Direct Blue 218
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7. METHODOLOGY
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7. METHODOLOGY
Information on the chemical substances was obtained primarily from
manufacturers, users and trade associations. Both published and unpublished
sources of information were also searched. The data and technical findings
presented in the document were developed by performing the following:
(1) Contact with the International Trade Commission to determine the
sources, both domestic and imported, and production volumes of
the four principal substances and the 424 individual dyes and
pigments.
(2) Search of patents and chemical process literature to determine the
production processes for benzidine, 3,3'-dichlorobenzidine, 3,3'-
dimethoxybenzidine, and 3,3'-dimethylbenzidine.
(3) Review of the Colour Index for initial determination of producers
and uses for each individual dye and pigment.
(4) Contact with the identified producers of benzidine, its homologues
and related dyes and pigments to determine the validity of
International Trade Commission and Colour- Index data, and to
acquire the most current information.
(5) Contact with specific associations: Dyes Environmental and
Toxicology Organization, Inc., (DETO); Dry Color Manufacturers
Association (DCMA); American Association of Textile Chemists
and Color1sts; and Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers
Association, Inc.
(6) Review of numerous reports and documents for additional information
including: SRI Chemical Economic Handbook, Kirk-Othmer Encyclo-
pedia of Chemical Technology, Benzidine Derived Dyes and/or
Pigments Final Monograph, Criteria for a Recommended Standard . . .
Occupational Exposure to o-Tolidine, and the Figment Handbook.
(7) Contact with EPA Effluent Guidelines Project Officers in the
Paint and Ink, Leather Tanning, and Textiles industries to
determine dye and pigment usages, if known.
(8) Contact with NIOSH to determine extent of data collection efforts
over past year on similar project.
(9) Personal contact with individuals in the industry that are
recognized as experts in their field.
In carrying out this task, difficulties were encountered due to the
nature of the specific information being sought and due to particular
characteristics of the dye and pigments industry itself.
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The International Trade Commission is the most inclusive source for
production and import data for the United States. Much of the data collected
by ITC is accepted in confidence and cannot be released. In addition, ITC
gives statistics for an individual chemical only when there are three or more
producers, and no one or two of the three are predominant. Also, data are
reported for only those items where the volume of production or sales or value
of sales exceed certain minimums5, OOP pounds of production or sales or:.
$5,000 of value of sales for dyes, and 1,000 pounds or $1,000 for pigments
The production data obtained from ITC were limited to that which were
available in two of their publicationsSynthetic Organic Chemicals United
States Production and Sales and Imports of Benzenoid Chemicals and Products.
A written request from the EPA Project Officer to the ITC, for additional
production information, was denied (Attachment B).
The dye and pigment industry is constantly changing. The colorants
industry is characterized by the enormous number and variety of products.
Colorant producers are subject to the trends of the fashion world; a hue or
shade may be in high demand one year and out of style the following year.
Accordingly, even manufacturers have problems in predicting quantities that
they expect to produce for the dyes.
Furthermore, since the 1976 OSHA regulations on benzidine were promul-
gated, there has been a rapid decline in the production of benzidine-related
substances. Manufacturers and users are switching over to other alternatives
or substitutes, judging from production trends.
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ATTACHMENT A
ORIGINAL LIST OF 424 DYES AND PIGMENTS
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ATTACHMENT A
ORIGINAL LIST OF 424 DYES AND PIGMENTS
1. Benzidine
CINo.
22000
22010
22020
22030
22035
22040
22045
22046
22050
22060
22070
22080
22090
22095
22100
22110
22120
22125
22130
22135
22140
22145
22150
22155
22160
22165
22170
22175
22180
22190
22195
22200
22205
22210
22220
22230
22238
22240
22245
22250
CI Name
Direct Dye
Direct Yellow 24
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 86
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 56
Direct Brown 165
Direct Violet 88
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 28
Direct Dye
Direct Orange 8
Direct Orange 25
Direct Dye
Direct Red 10
Direct Red 17
Direct Red 13
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 74
Direct Dye
Direct Red 42
Direct Orange 101
Acid Orange 45
Direct Red 60
Direct Red 43
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Acid Red 323
Direct Red 37
Acid Red 85
Direct Yellow 1
Other Names
Congo GRA
Diazo Violet R
Diazo Brown R Extra
Cresotine Dark Violet
Diamine Brown S
Pyramine Orange 3G
Pyramine Orange RR
Paranil Bordeaux B
Oxamine Scarlet B
Oxamine Red B
Oxamine Orange G
Diazo Black R Extra
Congo Red
Glycine Red
Brilliant Congo G
Chlorazol Orange 2R
Zambesi Brown 6G
Glycine Corinth
Para Green BBL
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1. Benzidine (Continued)
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
22255
22260
22270
22275
22280
22285
22290
22300
22305
22306
22310
22311
22315
22320
22325
22330
22335
22340
22345
22360
22370
22375
22380
22385
22390
22400
22405
22410
22415
22420
22430
22322
21060
21080
22440
22445
22450
22455
22460
22465
22475
22480
22485
22490
22500
Acid Dye
Direct Dye
Mordant Dye
Mordant Dye
Direct Red 18
Acid Dye
Direct Red 52
Direct Dye
Direct Red 29
Direct Red 33
Direct Red 1
Direct Brown 2
Direct Green 60
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 60
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 58
Direct Brown 59
Direct Red 88
Direct Orange 1
Direct Orange 1
Direct Orange 2
Direct Orange 33
Direct Dye
Acid Dye
Direct Red 53
Direct Yellow 20
Direct Dye
Direct Red 59
Direct Orange 1
Direct Green 21:1
Direct Dye
Pigment Red 39
Direct Violet 43
Direct Violet 3
Direct Violet 42
Direct Blue 230
Direct Violet 27
Direct Violet 17
Direct Blue 16
Direct Violet 22
Direct Blue 19
Direct Blue 58
Direct Red 44
Cloth Orange
Brilliant Direct Orange
Cloth Brown R
Palatine Chrome Red RX
Cloth Brown G
Oxamine Maroon
Diazol Brown MS
Triazol Red 6B
Diphenyl Brown RN
1
Alkali Yellow R
Wool Red G
Oxamine Red BN
Pyr amidol Brown
.
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1. Benzidine (Continued)
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
22505
22510
22520
22530
22540
22545
22550
22555
22565
22570
22580
22585
22590
22595
22600
22605
22610
22620
22625
22630
22640
30035
30040
30045
30050
30055
30060
30065
30070
30075
30080
30085
30090
30095
30100
30105
30110
30115
30120
30125
30130
30135
30140
30145
30150
Direct Blue 42
Direct Violet 45
Direct Violet 85
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 49
Direct Dye
Direct Violet 12
Direct Violet 4
Direct Blue 48
Direct Violet 1
Direct Black 29
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 2
Direct Blue 64
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 6
Direct Black 15
Direct Blue 177
Direct Violet 38
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 7
Direct Brown 171
Direct Brown 1
Direct Brown 79
Direct Brown 61
Direct Brown 20
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 158
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 38
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 17
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 1:2
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 154
Direct Brown 68
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 5
Direct Brown 6
Direct Brown 95
Direct Brown 175
Alkali Dark Brown, G,V
Direct Grey R
Naphthamine Black RE
Diamine Nitrazol Green BB
Naphthamine Blue 2B
Columbia Catechine R
Benzo Brown RC
Direct Fast Brown B
Diazo Brown V
Naphthamine Orange NG
Oxamine Brown GRX
Oxamine Brown GNX
Toluylene Black Blue G
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1. Benzidine (Continued)
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
30155
30160
30165
30170
30175
30180
30190
30195
30200
30205
30210
30215
30220
30225
30230
30235
30240
30245
30250
30255
30260
30265
30270
30275
30280
30285
30290
30295
30300
30305
30310
30315
30320
30325
30330
30335
30336
30340
30345
30350
30355
30360
31685
31690
31695
Direct Brown 21
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 173
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 43
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Green 39
Direct Green 58
Direct Dye
Direct Black 38
Direct Black 11
Direct Black 4
Direct Dye
Leather Dye
Acid Black 69
Direct Black 41
Direct Dye
Direct Black 131
Acid Black 66
Direct Green 1
Direct Green 10
Direct Green 12
Direct Green 6
Direct Dye
Direct Green 19
Direct Green 9
Direct Green 8
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 75
Direct Green 7
Direct Dye
Acid Black 94
Direct Blue 51
Direct Black 14
Direct Blue 11
Acid Black 70
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 151
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Dianil Black N
Dianil Black G
Dianil Black R
Triazol Bordeaux B
Triazol Corinth B
Triazol Dark Blue 3R
Columbia Black Green D
Columbia Green
Naphthamine Blue BE
Columbia Violet Black 0
Chrome Leather Black H
Chloramine Black N
Diphenyl Green G
Diphenyl Green 3G
Artificial Silk Black AS
Extra
Eboli Green B, CW, S, ST, T
Benzo Chrome Brown CR
Diamine Brown R
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1. Benzidine (Continued)
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
31700
31705
31710
31715
31720
31725
31730
31735
31740
31745
31750
31755
31760
31765
31770
31775
31780
31785
31790
31793
31795
31800
31805
31810
31815
31820
31825
31830
31835
31840
31845
31850
31855
35060
35065
35070
35075
35080
35085
35210
35220
35240
35400
35415
35530
Direct Brown 24
Direct Brown 57
Direct Brown 51
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 62
Direct Brown 27
Direct Brown 26
Direct Brown 54
Direct Brown 101
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 190
Direct Brown 159
Direct Black 40
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Green 22
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 46
Direct Green 21
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Black 27
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Black 83
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 39
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Black 34
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 131
Direct Brown 127
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Black 100
Direct Brown 70
Chromanil Brown GG
Benzo Chrome Brown 3R
Diamine Catechine BNF
Benzo Grey S Extra
Crumpsall Direct Fast
Brown E
Benzo Olive
Crumpsall Direct Fast
Brown 0
Oxamine Violet RR
Oxamine Violet GRF
Dianil Dark Blue R
Direct Black V
Direct Indigo Blue BK
Oxamine Black MB
Direct Indone Blue R
Melogene Blue BH
Direct Indigo Blue A
Triazol Blue BB
Hessian Brown BBN, 0
Toluylene Black G 40
Diazo Navy Blue R
Mekong Yellow G
Diazo Brown NR
Triazol Indigo Blue
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1. Benzidine (Continued)
CINo. CI Name
35535 Direct Brown 73
35650 Direct Dye
35660 Direct Brown 31
35700 Direct Brown 43
35710 Direct Brown 13
35715 Direct Brown 14
35720 Direct Brown 215
35900 Direct Dye
36030 Direct Brown 25
36040 Direct Dye
36210 Direct Dye
36300 Direct Brown 74
Other Names
Naphthamine Fast Brown N2
Direct Heliotrope B
Dianil Fast Brown B
Oxydiamine Brown RN
2. 3.3'-Dichlorobenzidine
CI No. CI Name
21090 Pigment Yellow 12
21091 Pigment Yellow 63
21095 Pigment Yellow 14
21096 Pigment Yellow 55
21100 Pigment Yellow 13
21105 Pigment Yellow 17
21110 Pigment Orange 13
21115 Pigment Orange 34
21120 Pigment Red 38
23040 Direct Red 61
23045 Direct Dye
23050 Direct Red 46
23070 Direct Dye
Other Names
Pyrazolone Red
Dianol Red B
Triazogen Red BB
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3. 3.3-Dimethoxybenzidine
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
21160
21165
21180
21185
21200
21205
21210
23150
23155
23160
24050
24060
24065
24070
24075
24080
24090
24100
24105
24110
24115
24120
24125
24130
24140
24145
24150
24155
24160
24165
24170
24175
24180
24185
24190
24195
24200
24205
24210
24215
24220
24225
24230
24240
24250
Figment Orange 16
Pigment Orange 14
Pigment Blue 25
Pigment Blue 26
Pigment Red 41
Pigment Red 37
Pigment Red 42
Direct Blue 95
Direct Blue 98
Direct Blue 84
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 136
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Violet 13
Direct Dye
Direct Red 7
Direct Violet 32
Direct Black 87
Direct Black 86
Direct Dye
Acid Red 128
Direct Green 57
Direct Blue 8
Direct Blue 35
Direct Blue 36
Direct Blue 9
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 12
Direct Blue 151
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 168
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 50
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 65
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Oxamine Black BR
Diazo Blue 3R
Diazo Sky Blue 3G
Diazo Blue
Diazo Black 3B
Azo Violet
Heliotrope B
Indazurine GM
Direct Blue B
Para Blue G
Brilliant Azurine R
Diamine New Blue R
Oxamine Blue GN
Brilliant Azurine RR
Triazol Pure Blue R
Oxamine Blue 3B
Brilliant Copper Blue BW
Titan Blue 3B
Trisulfon Blue B
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3. 3,3-Dimethoxybenzidine
CINo.
24260
24270
24280
24290
24300
24310
24320
24325
24330
24335
24340
24345
24350
24355
24360
24361
24365
24370
24375
24380
24385
24390
24395
24400
24401
24405
24410
24411
24415
24420
30395
30400
31940
31945
31950
31951
31955
31960
31965
31970
35110
35680
35730
CI Name
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 37
Direct Blue 22
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 45
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 10
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 152
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Violet 37
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 4
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 15
Direct Blue 218
Direct Blue 23
Direct Blue 1
Direct Blue 76
Direct Blue 76
Direct Dye
Direct Black 20
Direct Black 91
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 183
Direct Blue 30
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 150
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Other Names
Chlorazol Brilliant Blue
8B, 10B, 10B, 12B & R
Zambesi Blue B
Triazol Blue R
Indazurine B
Indazurine B
Indazurine 5GM
Brilliant Azurine 5G
Naphthamine Brilliant Blue
BWOF
Cupramine Brilliant Blue RB
Union Blue 3R
Diazo Fast Black 3B
Benzoform Blue G Extra
Zambesi Black BR
Para Dark Green 3B
Benzo Cyanine 3B
Chicago Blue 4B
Benzo Fast Chrome Blue
Columbia Black B
Benzoform Violet B
Oxamine Blue BB
Oxamine Blue BT
Oxamine Blue MD
Oxamine Black MO
Trisulfon Brown 2G
Columbia Black IB
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4. 3,3-Dimethylbenzidine
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
21130
21135
21150
23350
23360
23365
23370
23375
23380
23385
23390
23400
23500
23505
23510
23515
23520
23530
23540
23550
23560
23565
23570
23580
23585
23590
23595
23600
23605
23610
23620
23625
23630
23635
23640
23645
23650
23655
23660
23665
23675
23680
23685
23690
23695
Pigment Orange 15
Pigment
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 147
Direct Orange 6
Direct Orange 10
Direct Orange 6
Direct Orange 7
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 2
Direct Red 67
Direct Red 15
Direct Red 68
Direct Violet 21
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 21
Direct Red 22
Direct Red 34
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 56
Direct Orange 13
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Red 39
Acid Red 114
Direct Yellow 2
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Orange 31
Direct Yellow 48
Direct Orange 30
Direct Black 30
Direct Violet 39
Direct Violet 28
Direct Blue 31
Direct Dye
Vulcan Fast Yellow R
Pyramidol Brown T
Oxamine Violet GR
Toluylene Orange G
Toluylene Black Blue RO
Azo Mauve B
Benzopurpurine 66
Diazo Brilliant Black R
Naphthazurin B
Rosazurin G
Brilliant Congo 2R
Rosazurine B
Rosazurine G
Rosazurine B
Para Green G
Dlamine Bordeaux S
Triazol Red 10B
Toluylene Bordeaux B
Indaz urine KM
JRB Associates, Inc.
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4. 3,3-Dimethylbenzidine
CINo.
CI Name
Other Names
23700
23705
23710
23715
23720
23730
23740
23750
23760
23770
23780
23785
23790
23795
23810
23820
23825
23830
23835
23840
23850
23860
30370
30375
30380
30385
30390
31875
31880
31885
31890
31895
31900
31905
31910
31915
31920
31925
31930
31935
35100
35225
35230
35670
36220
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 3
Direct Blue 21
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 27
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 25
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 60
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 231
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 14
Direct Blue 53
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Green 20
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 39
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Brown 52
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue 63
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Black 24
Direct Blue 26
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Dye
Direct Blue R
Para Blue R
Benzo Az urine 4RT 67
Brilliant Azurine 5R
Columbia Blue G
Zambezi Blue R
Chicago Blue RR
Indazurine IS
Direct Grey
Columbia Blue 750
Benzo Navy Blue BM
Zambesi Black R
Benzo Cyanine B
Eboli Blue B
Azo Cornith
Dianil Black T
Benzo Green G
Columbia Black R
Benzo Chrome Black G
Diamineral Black D
Oxamine Red MI
Oxamine Violet BRR
Benzo Black Blue R
Oxamine Violet MT
Benzo Indigo Blue
Oxamine Black MT
Hessian Brown MM
Mekong Yellow R
Azo Orange R
Trisulfon Brown G
Columbia Catechine 0
JR8 Associates, Inc.
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ATTACHMENT B
UNITED STATES INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION
RESPONSE
JRB Associates, Inc.
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ATTACHMENT B
UNIT; o STATES
INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION
WASHINGTON, D.C. 20436
OFFICE OP THE SECRETARY
R 2 0
Mr. Henry P. Lau
Office of Toxic Substances
United States Environmental
Protection Agency
Washington, B.C. 20460
Dear Mr. Lau:
The United States International Trade Commission has received your
letter of February 28, 1979, requesting that we provide certain
import and production data on Benzidine and its derivatives, mainly
dyes.
Production statistics and the names of manufacturers of individual
chemicals, dyes, and pigments are given in the Commission's annual
report, Synthetic Organic Chemicals, United States Production and
Sales. The reports for 1975-1977 are enclosed; the data of interest
are in Sections III, IV, and V. The 1978 report will be published
around October, 1979.
Of the more than 400 chemicals and dyes named in your letter, only
about 45 are manufactured in the United States. Production data are
given in our reports for less than a third of the latter group. Data
for the remaining chemicals are business confidential information which
we are unable to provide.
Your letter is similar to a request for business confidential data on
June 8, 1977, by the General Counsel of EPA, which the Commission
decided should not be released.
The Commission's annual report, Imports of Benzenoid Chemicals and
Products, shows the quantities imported. The reports for the years
1975-1977 are enclosed; the data desired by you are in Tables 3, 9,
and 10. It will be noted in the explanatory section that our data do
not cover all ports. Therefore, for dyes, for example,data are believed
to account for approximately 85 percent of total imports. The data for
1978 are presently being compiled and are expected to be published in
July, 1979.
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Mr. Henry P. LauPage 2
Please continue to call on us whenever we can be of assistance.
Sincerely yours,
enneth R. Mason
Secretary
Enclosures
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ATTACHMENT C
USER CATEGORIES
JRB Associates, Inc.
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TABLE C-l: TEXTILE INDUSTRY
DYERS
WOOL OR WORSTED
Dye Masters Inc., Sub. of National Spinning Co.,
Long Beach, California
Stevens, J. P. & Co., Inc., Woolen & Womenswear Div.
Louisville, Georgia
Morgan Plant of Carol Spinning Co.
Rochelle, Illinois
Eastland Woolen Mills, Inc.
Corinna, Me.
Robinson Mfg. Co.
Oxford, Me.
Wyandotte Industries Corp., Div. of First Hartford Corp.
Waterville, Me.
Attleboro Dye & Finish Corp.
Seekonk, Mass.
Dyecraftsmen, Inc.
Taunton, Mass.
Dorman Mills Inc.
Ware, Mass.
Anglo Fabrics Co., Inc.
Webster, Mass.
Amtex Yarn Corporation
Fair Lawn, N. J.
United Wool Piece Dyeing and Finishing Co.
Passaic, N. J.
Allied Textile Printers Corp.
Paterson, N. J.
Paterson Bleachery & Chemicals, Inc.
Paterson, N. J.
Spinnerin Yarn Co., Inc.
South Hackensack, N. J.
Nylor Knit Goods Dyeing Corp.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Eastern Piece Dye Works, Inc.
Long Island City, N. Y.
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DYERS WOOL
Atlantic Yarns, A Div. of Robison Rayon Co., Inc.
New York City, N. Y.
Malina Co., Inc.
New York City, N. Y.
Robison Rayon Co., Inc.
New York City, N. Y.
Anchor Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc. Sub. of Amicale Inds.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Calendonian Dye Works
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jefferies Processors, Inc.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jola Dyers & Finishers, Inc.
Quakertown, Pa.
Comet Dye Works, Inc.
Johnston, R. I.
Atlantic Yarns, A Div. of Robison Rayon Co. Inc.
Providence, R. I.
Malina Co. Inc.,
Providence, R. I.
Robison Rayon Co, Inc.
Providence, R. I.
Dursin, M. & Sons, Inc.
Woonsocket, R. I.
Florence Dye Works,
Woonsocket, R. I.
Florence Textile Finishing Co.
Woonsocket, R. I.
Reeves Brothers, Inc., Bishopville Finishing Div.
Bishopville, S. C.
Wendell Fabrics Corp.
Blacksburg, S. C.
Rock River Woolen Mills, Inc. & Rock River Textiles
Brownwood, Texas
El Dorado Woolen Mills, Inc.
El Dorado, Texas
JRB Associates, Inc.
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DYERS
MAN-MADE FIBERS
Russell Corp., Alexander City, Alabama
Tape-Craft Corp., Sub. of Chelsea lads., Anniston, Alabama
Goodwill Mfg. Co., Brewton, Alabama
Westpoint Pepperell, Lanett, Alabama
Westpoint Pepperell, Opelika Finish., Opelika, Alabama
Spears Carpet Mills, Inc., Hope, Ark.
National Dye & Finishing Corp., Culver City, Calif.
Cal Pacific Dyeing & Finishing Corp., Gardena, Calif.
Dye Masters Inc., Sub. of National Spinning Co., Long Beach, Calif.
Los Angeles Piece Dye Works, Los Angeles, California
Western Dye House, Inc., Los Angeles, California
Alvarado Dye House, Inc., Union City, California
Timberline Fabrics Co., Denver. Colorado
Hull Dye & Print Works, Inc., Derby, Conn.
Glastonbury Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Glastonbury, Conn.
Pond Lily Co., The, New Haven, Conn.
Norwalk Dyeing and Finishing Co., Norwalk, Conn.
Putnam Herzl Finishing Co., Inc., Putnam, Conn.
Amerbelle Corp., The, Rockville, Conn.
Stafford Printers Div., Gaynor-Stafford Inds. Inc., Stafford Springs, Conn.
Wilmington Finishing Co., Wilmington, Del.
American Southern Dye & Finishing, Opa Locka, Fla.
Star Finishing Co., Inc., Div. of Shaw Inds., Dalton, Ga.
Laurens Park Mill, Div. Mohasco Corp., Dublin, Ga.
Berwick, E. T., Industries Inc., La Fayette, Ga.
Kenyon Southern, Inc., Sub. of Renyon Piece Dyeworks, Inc., Rossville, Ga.
King Finishing Co., Div. of Spartan Mills, Statesboro, Ga.
Thomaston Mills Inc., Thomaston, Ga.
Thomaston Mills Finishing Div., Thomaston, Ga.
JRB Associates, Inc.
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DYERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Chicago Bleachery, Div. of Chas. Schwartz & Co., Chicago, 111.
National Dye Works, Inc., Chicago, 111.
Schwartz, Charles & Company, Chicago, 111.
Western Piece Dyers & Finishers, Inc., Chicago, 111.
Dodgeville Corp., The, Attleboro, Mass.
Defiance Bleachery, Div. of Defiance-Azon Corp., Barrowsville, Mass.
Easthampton Dye Works, Easthampton, Mass.
Bristol Finishing Co., Inc., Fall River, Mass.
Duro Finishing Corp., Fall River, Mass.
Newport Finishing Corp., Fall River, Mass.
Pioneer Finishing Corp., Fall River, Mass.
Sterling Pile Fabrics Corp., Fall River, Mass.
Bay State Dye & Printing, Div. Mastex Industries, Inc. Holyoke, Mass.
Maiden Mills, Inc., Lawrence, Mass.
Brittany Dyeing & Printing Corp., New Bedford, Mass.
Harodite Finishing Co., Inc., North Dighton, Mass.
Attleboro Dye & Finish Corp., Seekonk, Mass.
Swan Finishing Co., Inc. Swansea, Mass.
Dyecraftsmen, Inc., Taunton, Mass.
Farrington Texol Corp., SP Div. Norton Co., Walpole, Mass.
Quality Dyers Inc. of Webster, Webster, Mass.
Straus Knitting Mills Inc., St. Paul, Minn.
Intex Dyeing & Finishing, Div. of Artex International, West Point, Miss.
Ardco Finishing Co., Wellsville, Mo.
Waunbec Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Sub. of Berkshire Hathaway, Inc.
Manchester, N. H.
Great Falls Bleachery & Dye Works, Div. of Haffenseffer & Co.,
Somersworth, N. H.
Martin Corp., Bridgeton, N. J.
Advance Piece Dye Works, Inc., Delawanna, N. J.
E & W Piece Dye Works, Inc., East Newark, N. J.
Marijon Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., East Rutherford, N. J.
Amtex Yarn Corporation, Fair Lawn, N. J.
Renco Finishing Corp., Fair Lawn, N. J.
United Veil Dyeing & Finishing Co., Jersey City, N. J.
JRB Associates, Inc.
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DYERS WOOL
Ludlow Woolens, Inc., Jewell Brook Mills, Inc.
Ludlow, Vt.
Clarksville Finishing Plant of Burlington Menswear,
Div. of Burlington Inds. Inc., Clarksville, Va.
Martin Processing, Inc.
Martinsville, Va.
JRB Associates, Inc.
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DYERS SILK
Russell Corp.,
Alexander City, Ala.
Brittany Dyeing & Printing Corp.
New Bedford, Mass.
Oxford Textile Finishing Co., Inc.
Oxford, New Jersey
Narrotex Corp.
Passaic, N. J.
Allied Textile Printers Corp.
Paterson, N. J.
North Jersey Skein Dye Corp.
Paterson, N. J.
Paterson Bleachery & Chemicals, Inc.
Paterson, N. J.
Standard Dye & Finish Co., Inc.
Paterson, N. J.
U. K. Dye Works
Paterson, N. J.
Braendly Dye Works
Beacon, N. Y.
Village Dye Works, Inc.
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Brooks Piece Dye & Finish Corp.
Long Island City, N. Y.
Jeffries Processors, Inc.
Philadelphia, Pa.
Jola Dyers & Finishers, Inc.
Quakertown, Pa.
Holland Thread Co. Inc.
Stroudsburg, Pa.
JRB Associates, Inc.
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DYERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Agrest Dyeing Co., Inc., Kearney, N. J.
Eagle Dyeing & Finishing Co., Mount Holly, N. J.
Merlin, Inc., North Bergen, N. J.
North Bergen Piece Dye Works, Inc., North Bergen, N. J.
Oxford Textile Finishing Co., Inc., Oxford, N. J.
Inter-State Dyeing & Finishing Co., Passaic, N. J.
Narrotex Corp., Passaic, N. J.
Sunbrite Dye Co., Inc., Passaic, N. J.
Allied Textile Printers Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Continental Piece Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Coral Dyeing & Finishing Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Jersey Dyeing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Leader Dyeing & Finishing Co., Paterson, N. J.
Malan Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
North Jersey Skein Dye Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Paragon Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Paterson Bleachery & Chemicals, Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Standard Dye & Finish Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Textile Piece Dyeing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Trio Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
V.T.M. Finishing Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Zenith Dyeing & Finishing Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Spinnerin Yarn Co., Inc., South Hackensack, N. J.
Beacon Tex-Print Ltd., Beacon, N. Y.
Braendly Dye Works, Beacon, N. Y.
Nylor Knit Goods Dyeing Corp., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Petcar Textile Dyers & Finishers, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Scientific Dye Works, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y,
Village Dye Works, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Elk Piece Dye Works, Inc., Garnerville, N. Y.
Garner Print Corp., Garnerville, N. Y.
Brooks Piece Dye & Finish Corp., Long Island City, N. Y.
Eastern Piece Dye Works, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.
Trucolor Dye Works, Inc., Long Island City, N. Y.
Columbia Mills, Inc., The., Minetto, New York
Accurate Dye Works, New York City, N. Y.
Atlantic Yarns, a Div. of Robison Rayon Co., Inc., New York City, N.Y.
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DYERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Eagle Lace Dyeing Corp., New York City, N. Y.
Fisher, George F., Inc., New York City, N. Y.
Jacques A. Dyers, Inc., New York City, N. Y.
Malina Co., Inc., New York City, N. Y.
Robison Rayon Co., Inc., New York City, N.Y.
Wilmington Finishing Co., New York City, N. Y.
World Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., New York City, N. Y.
Hewburgh Dye & Finish. Corp., Newburgh, N. Y.
Pleasant Valley Finishing Co., Pleasant Valley, N. Y.
Half-Moon Synthetic Yarns, Div. of Laughlin Textile Mills Inc.Waterford, N. Y
Laughlin Textile Mills, Inc., Waterford, N. Y.
Champagne Dye Works, Inc., Asheboro, N. C.
Broad River Processing Co., Inc., Asheville, N. C.
Sayles Biltmore Bleacheries, Inc., Asheville, N. C.
Slosman Corp., The., Asheville, N. C.
House Fabrics Finishing Plant of Burlington House Decorative Fabrics,
Div. of Burlington Inds., Burlington, N. C.
Mount Hope Finishing Co., Butner, N. C.
Colonial Yarn Products, Charlotte, N. C.
Kerr Finish., Div. of Fabrics America Corp., Concord, N. C.
Lord, William G., Plant of Burlington Sportswear (Galey & Lord Group)
Cramerton, N. C.
The United Piece Dye, Div. of United Piece Dye Worksj The.Edenton, N. C.
Holt-Williamson Mfg. Co., Fayetteville, N. C.
Rauch Industries Inc., Gastonia, N. C.
Park Avenue Finishing Corp., Div. of Glen Raven Mills, Glen Raven, N. C.
Cone Mills Corp., Greensboro, N. C.
Proximity Print Works, Cone Mills Corp., Finishing Div., Greensboro, N. C.
Nu-Southern Dyeing & Finishing, Inc., Henderson, N. C.
Hanover Mills, Inc., Sub. of Falk Fibers & Fabrics, Inc., Hillsborough, N.C.
Bur Gra Finishing Co., Kernersville, N. C.
Corlin Div., Linn Corriher Corp., Landis, N. C.
Vel-Cord Southern Corp., Lumberton, N. C.
Morganton Dyeing & Finishing Corp., Morganton, N. C.
Old Fort Finishing Plant (Div. of United Merchants & Manufacturers, Inc.)
Old Fort, N. C.
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D7ERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Sheffield Plant of Burlington Decorative Fabrics (Div. of Burlington
Ind. Inc.) Rocky Mount, N. C.
North Carolina Finishing Co., Div. of Fieldcrest Mills, Inc.
Salisbury, N. C.
Sanford Finishing Corp., Sanford, N. C.
Elmore Corp., Spindale, N. C.
Uniglass Industries, Langley Processing Div., United Merchants & Mfrs.
Inc., Statesville, N. C.
Wake Plant of Burlington Men's Wear (Div. of Burlington Industries, Inc.)
Wake Forest, N. C.
Banes Dye & Finishing Co., Winston-Salem, N., C.
Sovelco Mills, Inc., Winston-Salem, N. C.
Cincinnati Thread Co., Cincinnati, Ohio
Hab Industries Inc., Allentown, Pa.
Blue Ridge Winkler Textiles, Div. of Lehigh Valley Inds., Inc., Bangor, Pa.
Synthetic Thread Co., Inc., Bethlehem, Pa.
Quaker State Dyeing & Finishing Inc., Easton, Pa.
United Piece Dye Works Inc., The. Middletown, Pa.
Anchor Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Sub, of Amicale Inds., Philadelphia, Pa.
Bennett, J. T. Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Calendonian Dye Works, Philadelphia, Pa.
Eagle Silk Dye Works, Philadelphia, Pa.
G & G Dye Works, Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Jeffries Processors, Inc. Philadelphia, Pa.
Keystone Dyeing Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Repel-A-Rain Co., Philadelphia, Pa.
Sterling Dyeing & Finishing Co., Inc., Philadelphia, Pa.
Gold Mills-Penn Dye Inc., Pine Grove, Pa.
Pottsville Bleaching & Dyeing Co., Port Carbon, Pa.
Hoffner Rayon Co., Quakertown, Pa.
Jola Dyers & Finishers, Inc., Quakertown, Pa.
0. B. Dyers, Reading, Pa.
Holland Thread Co., Inc., Stroudsburg, Pa.
Sunbury Textile Mills, Inc., Sunbury, Pa.
JRB Associates, Inc.
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DYERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Charbert, Inc., Alton, R. I.
Cranston Print Works Co., Cranston, R. I.
Comet Dye Works, Inc., Johnston, R. I.
Kenyon Piece Dyeworks, Inc., Kenyon, R. I.
Holliston Mills, Inc., Lincoln, R. I.
Microfibres, Inc., Pawtucket, R. I.
Slater Dye Works, Inc., Pawtucket, R. I.
Palisades Industries, Inc., Peace Dale, R. I.
Atlantic Yarns, A Div. of Robison Rayon Co., Inc., Providence, R. I.
Malina Co., Inc., Providence, R. I.
Robison Rayon Co., Inc., Providence, R. I.
Rhode Island Lace Works, Inc., Div. of Seekonk Lace Co.,
W. Barrington, R. I.
Ace Dye & Finish Co., Inc., Royal Mills, West Warwick, R. I.
Hope Valley Dye Corp., West Warwick, R. I.
Northeastern Dye Works, Inc., West Warwick, R. I.
Warwick Dyeing and Finishing Corporation, West Warwick, R. I.
New Bradford Dyeing Association, Inc., Westerly, R. I.
Dursin, M., & Sons, Inc., Woonsocket, R. I.
Quincy Dye Works, Inc., Woonsocket, R. I.
Reeves Brothers, Inc., Bishopville Finishing Div., Bishopville, S.C.
Magnolia Finishing Plant, Div. of Deering Milliken, Inc., Blacksburg, S.C.
Carlisle Finishing Plant, Cone Mills Corp., Finishing Div.,
Carlisle, S. C.
Cheraw Dyeing & Finishing Co., Div. of Cone Mills Corp., Cheraw, S. C.
Clearwater Finishing Co., (Sub. of United Merchants & Mfrs., Inc.)
Clearwater, S. C.
Union Bleachery, Cone Mills Corp., Finishing Div., Greenville, S. C.
Lyman Printing & Finishing Co., An Affiliate of M. Lowenstein & Sons,
Lyman, S.C.
Excelsior Finishing Plant, A Div. of Deering Milliken, Inc.,
Pendleton, S. C.
Rock Hill Printing & Finishing Co., Div. of M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.
Rock Hill, S. C.
Society Hill Plant of Klopman Mills (Div. of Burlington Industries, Inc.)
Society Hill, S.C.
JRB /Associates, Inc.
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DYERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Renfrew Bleacher?, A Div. of Abney Mills, Travelers Rest, S. C.
Rlegel Textile Corp., Consumer Products Div., Ware Shoals, S. C.
Ray-Ser Dyeing Co., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Holliston Mills, Inc., New Canton, Tenn.
Rock River Woolen Mills, Inc. & Rock River Textiles, Brownwood, Tex.
El Dorado Woolen Mills, Inc., El Dorado, Texas
Catamount Dyers, Inc., Bennington, Vt.
Altavista Plant of Klopman Mills (Div. of Burlington Industries, Inc.)
Altavista, Va.
Virginia Dyeing & Finishing Corp., Emporia, Va.
Martin Processing, Inc., Martinsville, Va.
Newbern Plant of Klopman Mills, Div. of Burlington Ind., Newbern, Va.
Crompton Shenandoah Co., Waynesboro, Va.
Milwaukee Dye and Bleach Co., Inc., Div. Norwood Mills, Inc.
Milwaukee, Wise.
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PRINTERS
WOOL or WORSTED
Brittany Dyeing & Printing Corp., New Bedford, Mass.
Amtex Yarn Corporation, Fair Lawn, N. J.
Congress Textile Printers, Hawthorne, N. J.
Bouquet Screen Printing, Inc., Passaic, N. J.
Allied Textile Printers Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Cohoes Fabrics Printers, Inc., Cohoes, N. Y.
Bernard Screen Printing Corp., New Hyde Park, N. Y.
Comet Dye Works, Inc., Johnston, R. I.
Dursin, M. & Sons, Inc., Woonsocket, R. I.
Puerto Rican Textiles, Ltd., Ponce, Puerto Rico
JRB Associates, Inc. ^~
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PRINTERS SILK
Textile Prints Corp., Branford, Conn.
Brittany Dyeing & Printing Corp., New Bedford, Mass.
D & S Processing Co., Inc., Clifton, N. J.
Congress Textile Printers, Hawthorne, N. J.
Allied Textile Printers Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Brewster Finishing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Union Textile Printers, Inc., Secaucus, N. J.
Holland Thread Co., Inc., Stroudsburg, Pa.
Comet Dye Works, Inc., Johnston, R. I.
New Bradford Dyeing Association, Inc., Westerly, R. I.
Puerto Rican Textiles, Ltd., Ponce, Puerto Rico
JRB Associates, Inc.'
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PRINTERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Russell Corp., Alexander City, Ala.
WestPolnt Pepperell, Opelika Finish, Opelika, Ala.
Colorama Corp., Gardena, California
Cellman Industries, Los Angeles, California
Transfer Products West, Inc., Los Angeles, California
Textile Prints Corp., Branford, Conn.
Hull Dye & Print Works, Inc., Derby, Conn.
Lisbon Textile Prints, Inc., Jewett City, Conn.
Amerbelle Corp., The.,. Rockville, Conn.
Stafford Printers Div., Gaynor-Stafford Inds. Inc.,
Stafford Springs, Conn.
Key West Hand Print Fabrics, Inc., Key West, Fla.
Fabricsamerica Corp., Fulton Fabrics Div., Atlanta, Ga.
Mar-jon Carpet Mills, Inc., Calhoun, Ga.
Georgia Hand Prints, Inc., Carrollton, Ga.
Haight, A. S. & Co., Cartersville, Ga.
Laurens Park Mill Div. Mohasco Corp., Dublin, Ga^
Texprint, Inc., Macon, Ga,
Kenyon Southern, Inc., Sub. of Kenyon Piece Dyeworks, Inc., Rossville, Ga.
Artex International, Inc., Highland, 111.
Arnold Print Works, Inc., Adams, Mass.
Duro Finishing Corp., Fall River, Mass.
Duro Textile Printers, Inc., Fall River, Mass.
Newport Print Works Corp., Fall River, Mass.
Riveredge Printers, Inc., Fall River, Mass.
Bay State Dye & Print. Div. Mastex Industries, Inc., Holyoke, Mass.
Maiden Mills, Inc., Lawrence, Mass.
Brittany Dyeing & Printing Corp., New Bedford, Mass.
Farrington Texol Corp., SP Div. Norton Co., Walpole, Mass.
Photolon Corp., Worcester, Mass.
Intex Dyeing & Finishing, Div. of Artex International, West Point, Miss.
D & S Processing Co., Inc., Clifton, N. J.
Amtex Yarn Corporation, Fair Lawn, N. J.
Textile Printing Co., Div. of Cleanex Mchy. & Engr. Corp.
Fair Lawn, N. J.
Jacques Coeur, Inc., Hackensack, N. J.
1 JRB Associates, Inc.
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PRINTERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Congress Textile Printers, Hawthorne, N. J.
Dove Processing Co., Inc., Hawthorne, N. J.
Great Eastern Textile Printers, Mahwah, N. J.
Applikay Textile Processing Corp., Passaic, N. J.
Bouquet Screen Printing, Inc., Passaic, N. J.
Parra Prints, Passaic, N. J.
Allied Textile & Printers Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Brewster Finishing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Jersey Dyeing Co., Inc., Paterson, N. J.
Perennial Print Corp., Paterson, N. J.
Roma Print, Paterson, N. J.
Sterling Creative Textile Printers, Inc., Paterson, N. J.
DeVries Brothers, Saddle Brook, N. J.
Union Textile Printers, Inc., Secaucus, N. J.
Tecmar, Skillroan, N. J.
Kay Line, Inc., Trenton, N. J.
Beacon Tex-Print Ltd., Beacon, N. Y.
Glenmore Plastic Film Processors, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Murad Textile Print Works, Inc., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Cohoes Fabrics Printers, Inc., Cohoes, N. Y.
Elk Piece Dye Works, Inc., Garnerville, N. Y. .
Bernard Screen Printing Corp., New Hyde Park, N. Y.
Star Textile Printing Corp., New York City, N. Y.
Transfer Products Co., Inc., New York, N.Y.
Pleasant Valley Finishing Co., Pleasant Valley, N. Y.
Cone Mills, Corp., Greensboro, N. C.
Proximity Print Works, Cone Mills Corp., Finishing Div.
Greensboro, N. C.
Royal Carolina Corp., Greensboro, N. C.
Vel-Cord Southern Corp., Lumberton, N. C.
Quality Southern Inc., Newton, N. C.
Uniglass Industries, Langley Processing Div., United Merchants & Mfrs.,
Inc., Statesville, N. C.
Leshner Corp., The., Hamilton, Ohio
JRB Associates, Inc.
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PRINTERS MAN-MADE FIBERS
Duracote Corp., Ravenna, Ohio
T. P. Corp., Duryea, Pa.
Printed Terry Finishing Co., Inc., Lebanon, Pa.
Textile Printing & Finishing Co., Inc., Lebanon, Pa.
Winston Prints, Inc., Lebanon, Pa.
Hoffner Rayon Co., Quakertown, Pa.
Holland Thread Co., Inc., Stroudsburg, Pa.
Cranston Print Works Co., Cranston, R. I.
Comet Dye Works, Inc., Johnston, R. I.
Highland Textile Printers Co., Inc., Providence, R. I.
New Bradford Dyeing Association, Inc., Westerly, R. I.
Dursin, M. & Sons, Inc., Woonsocket, R. I.
Rockland-Bamberg Industries, Inc., Bamberg, S. C.
Carlisle Finishing Plant, Cone Mills Corp., Finishing Div.,
Carlisle, S. C.
Clearwater Finishing Co. (Sub. of United Merchants & Mfrs., Inc.)
Clearwater, S. C.
Lyman Printing & Finishing Co, An Affiliate of M. Lowenstein & Sons,
Lyman, S. C.
Rock Hill Printing & Finishing Co., Div. of M. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc.,
Rock Hill S. C.
American Fast Print, Spartanburg, S. C.
Santee Print Works, Sumter, S. C.
Riegel Textile Corp., Consumer Products Div., Ware Shoals, S. C.
CPS Industries, Inc., Franklin, Tenn.
JRB Associates, Inc. '
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PRINTERS COTTON
Russel Corp. Alexander City, Alabama
WestPoint Peooerell. Ooelika Finish, Ooelika, Alabama
Textile Prints Corp., Branford, Connecticut
Hull Dye and Print Works, Inc., Derby, Connecticut
Lisbon Textile Prints, Inc., Jewett City, Connecticut
Key West Hand Print Fabrics, Inc., Key West, Florida
Fabricsamerica Corp., Fulton Fabrics Division,
Atlanta, Georgia
Georgia Hand Prints, Inc., Carrollton, Georgia
Haight, A. S. & Co., Cartersville, Georgia
Dan River Inc., Danville, Div., Chickamauga, Georgia
Swainsboro Print & Finish, Swainsboro, Georgia
Artex International, Inc., Highland, Illinois
Arnold Print Works, Inc., Adams, Massachusetts
Duro Gloss Rubber Co., Inc., Everett, Massachusetts
Duro Finishing Corp., Fall River, Massachusetts
Duro Textile Printers, Inc., Fall River, Massachusetts
Newport Print Works Corp. Fall River, Massachusetts
Brittany Dyeins & Printing Corp., New Bedford, Massachusetts
Dartmouth Finishing Corp., New Bedford, Massachusetts
Bemis Co., Inc. Minneapolis, Minnesota
Intex Dyeing & Finishing Div. of Artex International
West Point, Mississippi
Keezer Mfg., Co. Plaistow, New Hampshire
D & S Processing Co., Inc., Clifton, New Jersey
Congress Textile Printers, Hawthorne, New Jersey
Dove Processing,Co.,Inc., Hawthorne, New Jersey
Applikay Textile Process Corp., Passaic, New Jersey
Bouquet Screen Printing, Inc., Passaic, New Jersev
Allied Textile Printers Corp., Paterson, New Jersey .
Sterling Creative Textile Printers, Inc., Paterson, New Jersey
Murad Textile Print Works, Inc., Brooklyn, New York
Cohoes Fabrics Printers, Inc., Cohoes, New York
Bernard Screen Printing Corp., New Hyde Park, New York
Pleasant Valley Finishing Co. Pleasant Valley, New York
. JRB Associates, Inc.
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PRINTERS COTTON
Hydro Prints Inc., Charlotte, North Carolina
Cranston Print Works, Co., Fletcher, North Carolina
Cone Mills Corp., Greensboro, North Carolina
Proximity Print Works, Cone Mills Corp.,
Finishing Div., Greensboro. North Carolina
Vel-Cord Southern Corp., Lumberton, North Carolina
Leshner Corp., The.Hamilton, Ohio
L & H Manufacturing Co.. Chester. Pennsylvania
T. P. Corp.. Duryea. Pennsylvania
Printed Terry Finishing Co.. Inc.. Lebanon. Pennsylvania
Winston Prints Inc., Lebanon, Pennsylvania
Cranston Print Works Co., Cranston, Rhode Island
Highland Textile Printers Co., Inc., Providence, Rhode Island
New Bradford Dyeing Association Inc., Westerly, Rhode Island
Carlisle Finishing Plant, Cone Mills Corp., Finishing Div.,
Carlisle, South Carolina
dearwater Finishing Co., (Sub. of United Merchants & Mfgs.,
Inc) Clearwater, South Carolina
Lyman Printing & Finishing Co., Affiliate of M. Lowenstein
& Sons., Lyman, South Carolina
Rock Hill Printing & Finishing Co., Division of M. Lowenstein
& Sons., Inc., Rock Hill, South Carolina
American Fast Print, Spartanburg, South Carolina
Santee Print Works, Sumter, South Carolina
Riegel Textile Corp., Consumer Production Division,
Ware Shoals, South Carolina
CPS Industries, Inc., Franklin, Tennessee
Werthan Industries, Inc., Nashville, Tennessee
Brookneal Plant of Burlington Domestics, (Division of
Burlington Industries, Inc.) Brookneal, Virginia
Schoolfield Finishers Inc., Danville, Virginia
Puerto Rican Textiles, LTD., Ponce, Puerto Rico
JRB Associates, Inc.
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TABLE C-2: INK INDUSTRY
I13afi9
10356U
10^711
I06V76
103320
I0h65i
I06i;?3
1063?$
i;o7co
103350
102064
101633
IlOf.40
IC'279
110*13
110713
10471ft
"' 1071/2
106250
1071*7
101521
110791
104667
10434 <*
I02bOO
110617
IlOblS
101600
103348
IC6452
101901
IOJ410
105552
106766
I0o<»76
104777
A-AAA PRINTING CO
ACME PRINTING INK CO
ACME PHINTING INK CO DE INC
ACME PRINTING INK CO DEL INC
ACME PRINTING INK CC INC
ACME PRINTING INK CO OF WlS
AC*E PRINTING INK CO-OELAwARE
ACMt PRINTING INK CO-DELAwAfiE
ACME PRINTING UK CCfPANY
ACME PRINTING INK COMPANY *IS
ACXE P-TG INK CO-OELAKAKE
ACTIvE PROCESS SUPPLY CC INC
ALCC INK a*0 SUPPLY CO
ALOEN & OTT PRINTING INK CO
ALKA INK & CHEMICAL CORr*
ALLIED CASbON & RIBdCN PFG
ALLlEU PRINTING AND SUPPLY ""
A-tE.-viCAN CODING & MKG iivK CO
AMERICAN INK. & COATINGS CORP
AftrflCAN INKS 61 COATINGS CORP
AMERICAN INKS-COATINGS CfiwP
AMERICAN CFFStT PRIMINO INN
Ar'tRICAN PRINTING INK. COMPANY
ASSOCIATED PRINTING INNS IMC
ASSOCIATED Pro INK INC
ATLAS PHlNTIrivi INK INC
AUkACHEM CORPORATION
bAfTA-fcHirFIN COMPANY
HAAfEM PRINTING INK
s£ACON PRINTING INK CORP
BE*iS COMPANY INC
bETTA INK COMPANY "
BO«afiK INC
BOSTON PRINTING INK CO
«o*ERS INK COMPANY INC
rii)'*cPS PRINTING INK COMPANY
bO*£RS PRINTING INK COMPANY
br-AUEN-SUTPMN INK CC
«RAOY-FLACE*TY INK. CC INC
bUCME INK COMPANY INC
BURROUGHS CORPORATION
BURROUGHS CORPORATION
Wit SALES COMPANY INC
c P & * PR it) r ING
C P & a PRINTING CO INC
C P S. PRINTING INC CO INC
C P S * PRINTING INK CO
C P 4 w PHI NT IMG INK Co INC
BRANDON
CHICAGO
FULLER TON
KALAMAZOO
NASHVILLE
APPLETON
LOUISVILLE
SAN LEANDRO
DALLAS
MILWAUKEE
SOUTHAMPTON"
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IOS668
1108*1
'. 1108*3
v. 102315
106276
I0o303
1 106230
110795
I026S1
10326'J
" 105351
1072**
107019
10*772
102025
1021*7
110793
loi&es
10656-i
102970
I076SO
102^20
I1070J
IOS65*
107502"
1016*6
106913
1076*3
102*29
10*2**.
102317
107339
10723.*
IlOoSS
100733
100150
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I07H05
; 10*27*4.
; 105*32
I065»l
I1071S
1028*7
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! 10186*
' I0707Q
' 101919
10*372
110722
I1U7H1
C P i * POINTING INK CO INC
C P i » PRINTING INK COMPANY
C P- & V» PRINTING INK COMPANY
C P & » PRINTING INK COMPANY
CAbtfUN INK PRODUCTS CORP
CAPITOL PRINTING INK CO INC
CAPITOL PRINTING I-NK CO INC
CAPITOL PRINTING INK CO INC
CAPITOL PRINTING INK CO INC
CAPITOL POINTING INK CO INC
CAKOINAL COLONS INC
CARLSON INKS/ROCHESTER INC
CAVALIE* PRTii CO INC
CAVAN4UGH COUP THE
CENTRAL INK & CHEMICAL CO
CENTURY COLOR COMPANY INC
CHAMPION INK CU INC
Cht.-ICAL PROCESS * SUPPLY" CO
CHEMICAL. PROCESS t. SLPPLY- CO
ChHOMAOYNE COKPOWATIGN .
CHrtOMftOYNE CORPORATION
CHHOMAtONE PRINTING INK OHIO
CLA*K COPY INTERNATIONAL
CLEVELAND PRINTING INK co INC
COLONIAL PHINI ING INK DIV-USP
COLOS CONVERTING INOUSTS. CO
COLORA PRINTING INKS. INC
COLUN-at-S PRINTING INK CO
COMMERCIAL INK CORPORATION
CONTftlNEft PRINTING INK CORP1
NASHVILLE
CLEAR-.ATER
HAMLET
JACKSONVILLE
PHILA
PHILAOELPHIA
RICHMOND
ROCHESTER
ST LOUIS
WASHINGTON
CHICAGO
ROCHESTER ~~
RICHMCNO
FLEMINQTON
VEST CHICAGO
MEOFOBO
NORTH BERGEN
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OUNKIfiK
BROOKLYN
LOO I
CINCINNATI
CHICAGO
CLEVELAND
E RUTHERFORD
OES MOINES
LONG IS CY
RICHMOND
COLUM6US
NEW YORK
NF> ORLEANS
CONTINENTAL CAK80N PPR MFC CO 8RENH4M
CONTINENTAL PRINTING INC CO PHILADELPHIA*
MObf- POINTING INK CO INC PHILADELPHIA
CHUWN ZELLE&BACh COSPOHATION N PORTLAND
CUDNEI* AND 0 CONMEH CO CHICAGO
C'JbTCM CHEMICALS CO INC tLMtaOCD PARK
CUSTOM INKS V COATINGS
CUSTOM INKS i COATINGS.
CUSTOM INKS &. COATINGS
"'""DAVIS PRTNG INKS V SUP INC
Oiv* A. J PRINTING CO
u*i» A J PRINTING INC CO
UA* A. J PRINTING INK CO INC
CELTA INK CO
Ot',VAN INK CO INC
'" DISPEfiSION SPECIALTIES INC """
(J^YCC CF FLOH10A THE INC
OUrtAN CO
'JYALL PRODUCTS INC
tMPIRE SUPtHFlNt INK CO INC
F i- F PRINTING INK CO
FAUST RUDOLPH INC "
FEUTdK CHEMICAL COHPCHATTU'i
FLINT INK COHP CAL/INK oivtsio
FLINT INK CHWP "CAL/INK OlvISIO
FLINT INK CCKP CAL/INK DIVISIO
FLINT INK COWP CAL/U.K OlvISIO
FLINT INN COHP CAL/INK CIvISIO
FLINT INK. CUKP CAL/INK oivisto
ANTIOCH
LOS ANGELES
PORTLAND
LOS ANGELES
SAN LEANORO
COUNTHYSICE
LOS ANGELES
CLINTCN
KENIL'«0«TH
ASHLAND
SAWASCTA
ANAHEIM
ADUISCN
POUGHKEF.PS IE
8RAINTRFE
CHANFCRP ' " -
CY OF INOUSTY
HEHKELliY
HONOLULU
PHOENIX
SALT LAKE CITY
TN 37211
FL 33520
NC 283*5
FL. 32206 :
PA 1912* :
PA 1911*^ "
VA 23230
NY 1*611
MO 63110
DC 20018 i
IL 60625
NY 1*606 i
VA 2322*- !
NJ 03822 !
"IL 60185
MA 02155 i
NJ 070*7 i
"' NY- 1*207 1
NY 1*0*8 i
NY 1123Z !
NJ. 076**- ;
OH- *S207 j
IL 60618 I
OH- **!!* !
NJ 07073 i
IA 50316 !
N4 07073
NY 11 101
VA 23230 i
OH *-32l5
NY 10012
LA 70130
TX 7^833- i
PA- 191*6
PA 19136
' OR 97217
IL 6062*-
NJ 07*07
1 CA 9*609
CA 90058
OR 972*2
CA 90015
CA 9*500
IL 60525
CA 9HO*0
MS 39056
NJ 07033
VA> 23005
FL 33578
CA 92801
IL 60101
NY 12601
MA 0218*
NJ 07016
CA 917**
CA 9*710
CO 80239
HA 96806
A2 H5009
OP 97202
UT 8*119
JRB Associates; Ina-
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110790
10*2670
I02&1S
102172
I0*'*ll
10*336
102935
10*055
1039*0
103*78'
I107S3
106759
10*199
: I03Sf 0
105957
'110789
! 10372*
I IOJ997
i 105972
! 11073*
j 1059*5
! ICJeSO
; 1C7512
! loftgr.0
i 107779
, I10719
! 1(132-3
i 10*337
' IOS031
i 106603
I IU0617
! 105915
j 10*357
i lOlfc^S
i 107933
! 1035*2
j 10-5166
' Ii)15*7
i 110777
' 103359
' 105309
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1065*5
109*16
. 106219
106017
105908
10*699
10*522
1069*0
10*205
106373
110739
10382*
1031S2
105239
10352*
IOS162
11(17*0
10*365
105500
INK INDUSTRY
FLINT INK CO*P CAL/INK civisio
FLINT INK COMPILATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FI.INT INK £OHPGSATT.CN .
FLINT INK COLORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK COMPUTATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK COMPUTATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK CORPORATION
FLINT INK COKPORATON
FLORIDA GnAPHlC PRODUCTS INC
KRISONE JAMF5 A CO INC
FWY J f COMPANY OF KAHYLAWO
FKY J M THE- CO INC
GAETJENS S&KOEH (. WIPTH
OANS INK i SUPfLY CO INC
uANS INK COMPANY OF LTAH
u£U£P6L ELECTRIC CO
GE^EhAL POPULATIONS
GtNEwML PRINTING INK CO
GOLDEN WEST INK CO INS
GOTHAM INK & COLOR COMPANY
GOTHAM INK OF NEW ENGLAND INC
G*ANC RAPICS PKI.NTING INK CO
&*APHI COLO* INC
WAPhl-CCLOH INC
G^AHKIC AHTS SUPPLIES
GRAPHIC CHEMICAL & INK CO
GRAPHIC INC CO INC
GRAPHIC SUPPLY INC
G"A»hICS-GAETJENS INC
rtuNLSCHY CHPrllCAL CO.
HaliDSChY CMF^ICAL CO
HANDSCnY CHEMICAL CO
HANUSChY CHt^ltAL CO INC
H4.10SCI-Y CHEMICAL CO LTD
Hc*CULES INCOHPOPATEC
Ht^ITAOt INK COMHANY
inUdEP. J M COHHUhATION
HUHEK J M CUKPOfiATION
HUdER J M CORPORATION
HUSER J M CORONATION
HUcEP J M COHf-OHaTION
MOisEfi J M COWPUKATION
KObdH J M CORPORATION
HUatS J M CORPORATION
nuoF.R j M COXHUKAT10N
I C CUHPOUNDS CC
IMAGE SPECIALISTS INC
SEATTLE
ATLANTA
JACKSONVILLE
LODI
NEW QKLEANS
CITY CF INO
CLEVELAND
DALLAS
OENVEfi
DETROIT
E PROVIDENCE
MAYftAKO
HOUSTON
INDIANAPOLIS
LOS ANGELES
MIAMI
MINNEAPOLIS
N KANSAS CITY
NEW ALBANY
PORTLAND
S 8HUNS*ICK DAYTON
HHOAOvIEW
TAMPA
SOMEHVILLE
bALTIcORE
RICHMOND
CHICAGO
LOS ANGELES
SALT LAKE CY
CLEVELAND
SPAHTA.
CINCINNATI
LOS- ANGELES
LONG ISLAND CITY
MAKL90BO
WYOMING
HAMOEN
BOSTON
PHOENIX
VILLA- PARK
SALT LAKE CY
HYATTSVILLE
VILLA PARK
CINCINNATI
MgNOMCNEE FALLS
MINNEAPOLIS
INUIANAPOLIS
CHICAGO
aiCHMCND
AUDI SON
ttAYTOViN
COMPTON
EDISON
LOUISVILLE
MACON
MARYLAND HGHTS
MCCOOK
SHWEvepn^T
WESTWCOU
C'AKDENA
UE6H PARK
MA 9813*
GA 30325
FL 32200
NJ 076**-
LA 70130
CA 917*6
OH **111
TX 752*7
CO 8020*
Ml *3239
RI 0291*-
CA 9*5*5
TX 77020
IN *6202
CA 90023
FL 33169
MN 55*1*
MO 6*116 ";
IN *7150
OK 97203
NJ 0«810
IL 60153
FL 33600
MA 021*3
MO 21230
VA 2322*-
IL 6060T
CA 90033
UT 84-119-
OH **110
MI *93*5-
OH *5215-
CA 90037
NY 11101
MA 0175E
Ml *950S» !
CT 0651* :.
MA 02111
AZ a5007
IL 01)181 :
UT 8*119-
MO 20781 :
IL e.01»l
OH *5206
Wl 53051 :
I»N 55*0* ;
IN *h202
IL 606*7
CA 9*80*
IL 60101
TX 77521
CA 90220
NJ OHblT
KY *U213
GA 31201
MO 630*0
IL 60525 ,
LA 71107 ,
MA ()?090
CA 9il2*a
NY 117^9
»JRB Associates, Inc.
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INK INDUSTRY
I107S<-
IlQS^t.
106327
104309
, 106255
IU753*
' 11065*
103305
107229
1 103375
! Ioe72«*
, 110797
102576
105523
107033
I10&19
: I03E33
1067*3
102950
110310
106752
105379
: I10SC7
' 110806
110801
105613
"1 07694. ."
I107<59
106578
I106C2
105280
110796
"101715 "
. I0462T
IC3619
. 105335
I071C1
II0804
107426
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; 106700
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106393
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II 105614
''' 103000
103363
10617?
106612
105929
107300
loai«»AP£R CO
JAMES A FRISONE CO CONN INC
KENNEDY INK CO INC
KE«LEY R A INK ENGINEERS INC
KOriL ^ MADDEN RkTG INK CORP
KOHL & MAOOEN ^RTG INK CCR*»
KOHL & MACDEN P*TG INK CORP
KOHL & MAOOEN -PR TO INK CORP
KOriL f> MAOO^N PR TG INK CORP
KCHL ^ MAOOEN PRTG INK CORP
3LAIRSVILLE
DERRY
LATRORE
LOS ANGELES
NORTHferiCOK
CLEVELAND
LOS ANGELES
BROADVIEW
NEW YORK
ARLINGTON HTS
ATLANTA
"AUBURN
BALTIVORE
dF.ECH GROVE
CHARLOTTE
CHARLOTTE
CHICAGO
CHICAGO
CINCINNATI
U&LLAS
DENVER
OEPEW
OES MfJINES
DETROIT
EFFINGHAM
FRANKLIN
HAMOEN
HARAHAN
HAWTHCRNE
HONOLULU
KALAMAZOO
KANSAS CITY
'LOU I
LOS ANGELES
LOUISVILLE
" fSMr>HIS
MIAMI
MILWAUKEE
MlNNfcAPOLIS-
NASHVILLE
NEENAM
' OAKLAND " '
PHILACELPHIA-
PITTSeuRG
"""SICMMCNO"
ROCHESTER
SEATTLE
SOUTH HACKENSACK
ST LOUS
STRONGSVILLE
*»E5T yQN'ROE
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"CINCINNATI " ""
MAYWOCD
ATLANTA
BALTIMORE
80STON
BROADVIEW
CHtEK rOWAGA
CHICAGO
PA 15717
PA 15627
PA 15650
CA 90021
IL 60062
OH 44113
CA 90021
IL 60153
NY 10013
IL 60005 i
GA 30315
MA 01501
MO 21224
IN 4&107
NC~2
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INK INDUSTRY
107775
. 105919
I04Q91
. 106552
t r 354K
* « j y^ » . ..^HV.
106613
106446
I03ts34...
103696
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106100
105130
110667
104*62
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107312
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110792
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: 103215
100760.
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102786
110710
107552
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107636
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KOHL & MAROEN ffiTG INK CC*P
KOHL & MtODEN P«TG INK COrtP
KOHL 6, MADDEN PfeTG INK COMP
KOHL & MAEPEN PMTG INK COHP
..KOHL. &_*AOOKN P*fTG. INK COUP
KOHL" i"«4CO£N PKTG INK CCKP
KOHL 4 MACDEN PttTG INK CORP
KOHL & MADOE-V PRTG__INK_CORP
KOHL & MAOOElM Pt*TG INK COKP"
KOHL & MADDEN PflTG INK CORP
KOHL 4 MACnt'N PHTG INK CO*P
KOHL i MAOl)EN PhTG INK CC«P
KOHL & MAOOEN PHTG INK CO*?
Kn^KES INK CO INC
LANGCON RESEArtCH CORPO'RAT ION
L4V.KENCE V.ALTER INK CO
LEbER fiALPH CO INC
LEbSR RALPH COMPANY INC
MAkK COLOR LTD
flAKKEM CORPORATION
MARTIN" MARIETTA CORPCRATION
MAKTIN MARIETTA CORPORATION
MATTh£»S J. H i CO
MtAO CHEMICAK
M£*IT H«INTING INC COMPANY
MlUWAY INK COHPCRATICM
MILLER-COOPED INK CO INC
MIX & HATCH INK CORPORATION
MO'JESN INK SPECIALTIES
MUKKISCN PHTG INK CO
NATIONAL PRINTING INK CO
N£« t:\GLANO Ar.O PRINTING INK C
NCXTHEKN' PRINTING INK ~
NOnTHfertN PRTG INK CORP CF NE8R
OKIE F G INC
O'.'tNS-lLLlNOIS INC
OAfORC CHEMICAL INC
PACKAGING INK CORPORATION
PEACOCK COLUKS> INC
PEACOCK CCLO«S INC
PODGES JOSEPH & CO INC
PuLYCHfcUME COkHCRATICN
PRECISION COLOhS INC
PRtSCOTT H S INKS INC
PWtSS COLOR INC
Pr
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INK INDUSTRY
106509
107573
106*20
102185
106601
10226*
.I06c57
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10*76*
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10*220
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TABLE C-4: PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
Mr. F.S. Eland, Mgr. of Eng.
Abitibi Corp.
2966 Industrial Row
Troy, MI 43084
Mr. O.A. Mason
Alaska Lumber & Pulp Co.
Box 1050
Sitka, AK 99835
Mr. A. Attalla, Manager of
Manufactured Products
Allied Materials Corp.
P.O. Box 12340
Oklahoma City, OK 73112
Mr. Fred Harrison, Oir.
Research fi development
Allied Paper, Inc.
P.O. Box 2528
Kalamazoo, MI 49003
Mr. J. S. Wilkinson, President
Alpha Cellulose Corporation
P.O. Sox 1305
Lumberton, NC 28358
Mr. Edward M. Pyatt
Alton Box Board Co.
401 Alton Street
Alton, IL 62002
Mr. John C. Cuthbertson
Director, Environmental Control.
Corporate Public Affairs
American Can Company
American Lane
Greenwich, CT 06330
Mr. L.J. Perelaian, President
American Paper Products Co.
2113 E. Rush Street
Philadelphia, PA 19134
Mr. George F. Thagard, Jr.
President
Anchor Paper Mills, Inc.
P.O. Box 1519
South Gate, CA 90280
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Augusta, GA
Sitka, AK
Stroud, OK
Jackson, AX,
Kalamazoo, MI
Lissberton, NC
Cedartown, GA
Alton, IL
Lafayette, IN
Jacksonville, FL
Green Bay, WI
Halsey, OR
Ashland, WI
Butler, AL
Eden, PA
Vincennes, IK
South Gate, CA
Fontana, CA
JRB Associates, Inc.-
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FIRM
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Mr. J. Lawrence Upson, ?res.
Seaverboard Company, Inc.
Mill & Olcutt Streets
Lockporz, NY.14094
Mr. John 0. risher, ?res.
Beloit Box Board Co., Inc.
801 Second Street
Beloitt, WI 53511
Mr. Richard A. Young
Chairman & Chief Exec. Officer
Bands Co., Inc.
300 Northstar Center
Minneapolis, MN 55402
Mr. James Haney
Bergstrom Paper Company
Neenah, WI 54956
Mr. Ted E. Gary, Pras.
3ermico Company
P.O. Box 653
West Bend, WI 53095
Mr. C.W. Hocan, President
Big Chief Roofing Company
2300 P Street NZ
P.O. Box 908
Ardmore, OK 73401
Mr. Marvin Farris, Pres.
Bio-Tech Mills, Inc.
R.O. 2
Greenwich, NY 12834-
Mr. Paul I. Knight
Bird s Son, Inc.
2ast Walpole, MA 02032
Mr. George W. Goelz
Blandin Paper Co.
115 First St. SW .
Grand Rapids, MN 55744
Mr. R.H. Nachbar, Manager
Environmental Affairs
Boise Cascade Corporation
P.O. Box 1414
Portland, OR 97207
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Lockport, NY
Beloit, WI
Peoria, IL
W. Carrollton, OB
Neenah, WI
Sherman, TX
Ardnore, OK
Greenwich, NY
Chicago, IL
Shrsveport, LA
Portland, OR
"Phillipsdale, RI
Sast Walpole, MA
Grand Rapids, MN
Salem, OR
Steilacoom, WA
Rumford, ME
Deridder, LA
International Falls, MN
JRB Associates, Inc.
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
Mr. Walter Z. Spearin
Vice Pres., Env. Control
Appleton Papers Division of NCR
Box 359, 825 Z. Wisconsin Ave.
Appleton, WI 54911
Mr. J. H. Binns, President
Armstrong Cork Company
Liberty and Charlotte Streets
Lancaster, PA 17604
Mr. Ian J.?. Smith
Admin. V? fi Gen. Mgr.
Ashuelot Paper Co., Inc.
P.O. Box 26
Hinsdale, NH 03451
Mr. w. Fenn, Secretary-Treasurer
Atlantic Asbestos Corp.
P.O. Box 143
Tuckahoe, NY 10707
Mr. James G. Dal ton, Pres.
Austell Box Board Corp.
Austell, GA 30001
Mr. James Weston, Mill Manager
B.J.. Fibers, Inc.
2701 S. Birch Street
Santa Ana, CA 92707
Mr. Ralph C. Xinzel
Badger Paper Mills, Inc.
West Front St. , Box 149
Pestigo, WI 54157
Mr. F.L. Bush, President
Banner Fiberboard Co.
P.O. Box 390
Wellsburg, WV 26070
Mr. C. Jack Bean, President
Bean Bag and Box Company
Handley-Sderville Road
Fort Worth, TX 76118
Mr. L. Cross, President
Bear Brand Roofing, Inc.
N. First Street
Bearden, AR 71720 .
MILLS
Combed Locks, wi
Roaring Springs, ?A
Fullton, NY
Kinsdale, NH
Red Hook, NY
Austell, GA
Santa Ana, CA
Pestigo, WI
Wellsburg, wv
Fort Worth, TX
Bear den, AR'
JRB Associates, Inc.*
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
MILLS
Mr. Robert Stevenson
Carthage Paper Makers Div.
Climax Mfg. Company
Carthage, NY 13619
Mr. Stanley L. Surd
Cel-Fibe
Van Liew Ave.
Milltown, NJ 08850
Mr. Alan H. Miller, ?ras.
Cellu Products Co.
Roby Martin & River Roads
Patterson, NC 28661
Mr. R.C. Wolf
Senior Industrial Engineer
Calotex Corporation
1500 N. Dale Mabry Highway
Tampa, FL 33607
Mr. George J. Haufler, President
Certain-Teed Products Corp.
P.O. 3ox 360
Valley Forge, PA 19482
Mr. Richard C. wigcar, Director
Gov. & 3nv. Affairs
Champion International
Knightsbridge Drive
Hamilton, OH 45020
Mr. Mark S. Taylor
Chase Bag Co.
213 Cleveland St.
Chagrin Falls, OH 44022
Carthage, NY
Milltown, NJ
East Hartford, C7
Patterson, NC
Paxions, PA
Quincy, IL
Camden, AR.
Wilmington, IL
Goldsboro, NC
Philadelphia, PA
Houston, TX
San Antonio, TX
Peoria, IL
Perth Amboy, NJ
Linden, NJ
Lockland, OH
-Memphis, TN.
Los Angeles, CA
Savannah, GA
East St. Louis, IL
Shakopee, MM
Richmond, CA
Avery, OH /-'
York, PA
Ontonagan, MI
St. Paul, MN
Roanoke Rapids, NC
Missoula, MT
Courtland, AL
Canton, NC
Pasadena, TX
Hamilton, OH
Chagrin Falls, OH
JRB Associates, Inc.
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FIRM
Boise Cascade Corp. (continued)
Dr. Robert W. Strauss, Director
Technical and Environmental Services
Bowater, Inc.
1500 E. Putnam Avenue
Old Greenwich, CT 06870
Mr. Morris Blank, President
Brandyvine Paper Corp.
131 Wallace Avenue
Downington, ?A 19335
Mr. C.M. Williams
vice President, Engineering
Brown Company
243 Z. Paterson Street
Kalamazoo, MI 49007
Mr. Austin Barrett, Pres.
Brown Products, Inc.
1 Pine St.
Nashua, NH 03060
Mr. John L. Sterzinar
Burrows Paper Corp.
Little Falls, NY 13365
Mr. Michael Petrowski
Chemical Engineer
Carolina Paper Board Corp.
443 S. Gardner Avenue
Charlotte, NC 28208
Mr. D.S. Cohen, President
Carolina Paper Mills, Inc.
304 West 58th Street
New York, NY 10019
Mr. Bailey T. Groome, President
Carotell Paper Board Corp.
P.O. Box 655
Taylors, SC 29687
MILLS
St. Helens, OR
flrattleboro, V7
Vancouver, WA
Elizabeth, LA
Hallula, WA
Southbridge, MA
Beaver Falls, NY
Catawba, SC
Catawba, SC
Calhoun, TN
Downington, PA
Kalamazoo, MI
Berlin, NH
Eau Claire, WI
Castleton-on-Hudson, NY
Ladysmith, WI
Gorham, NH
Holyoke, KA
Nashua, NH
Pickens, MS
Little Falls, NY
Lyons Falls, NY
Little Falls, NY
Charlotte, NC
Rockingham, NC
Taylors, SC
' JRB Associates, Inc
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FIRM
Mr.. g°Tiry Heatzel
Consolidated Packaging Corp.
, P-.O. Box 250
Fort Madfsdn, IA 52627
Mr. C.S. Martia
Consolidated Papers, Inc.
P.O. Box SO
Wisconsin Rapids, HZ 54494
Or. Paul S. Trout
Director of Environmental Control
Container Corp. of America
500 E. North Avenue
Carol Strean, H» 60187
MILLS
Mr. John Miner, .President
Continental Fibre Company
Front and Ford Streets
Bridgeport, PA 19405
Mr. R.S. Magruder
Continental Forest Industries
P.O. Box 1425
Augusta, GA 30903
Mr. Frederick H. Fletcher, Pres.
Contoocook Valley Paper Co.
3ox 528
West Henniker, NH 02242
Mr. F.T. Weyerhaeuser, Pres.
Conwed Corp.
232 Minnesota St.
St. Paul, MN 55101
Mr. Maury Wallace, Pres.
Coming Fibers, Inc.
P.O. Box 647
Wells River, VT 05081
Mr. L.T. San Giacomo, Pres.
Cornwall Paper Mills Co.
51 S. Jefferson Street
Orange, NJ 07050
Fort Madison, IA
Monroe, MI
Appleton, wi
Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Stevens Point, WI
Wisconsin Rapids, WI
Stevens Point, WI
Wisconsin Point, WI
.Vernon, CA
Santa Clara, CA
Wilmington, OS
Chicago, IL
Carthage, IN
wabash, IN
Cincinnati, OH
Philadelphia, PA
Chattanooga, TN
Tacoma, WA
Brewton, AX>
Circleville, OH
Femandina Beach, FL
Bridgeport, PA
Hodge, LA
Augusta, GA
Port Wentworth, GA
Hopewell, VA
West Henniker, HE
-Riverside, NJ
Wells River, VT
Cornwall, NY
JR8 Associates, Inc.
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FIRM KILLS
Mr. James H. Snyder Franklin, OH
President £ Gen. Mgr.
Cheney ?ulp and Paper Company
Anderson Street
P.O. Box 60
Franklin, OH 45005
Mr. Arthur W. Plunmer West Point, VA
Technical Director
Chesapeake Corp. of Virginia
West Point, VA 23181
Mr. Calvin J. Smith, President Baltimore, MD
Chesapeake Paperboard Co.
Fort Ave. & Woodall St.
Baltimore, MD 21230
Mr. C. Frank Shew, Sen. Mgr. Massillon, OH
Cleaners Banger Company
Paperboard Division
670 17th Street NW .
Massillon, OH 44646
Mr. Halter Alderfer Piermont, NY
Clevepak Corporation Zaton, ZiJ
925 Westchester Ave. Dallas, TX
White Plains, NY 10604
Mr. Bernie Thebado Manchester, CT
Div. of Snv. Engineering Bar Mills, ME
Colonial Fiber Co. Covington, TO
Box 294, Sta. A Rochester, HE
Manchester, CT 06040
Mr. Henry M. Greenhouse Chatham, NY
Columbia Corporation Walloomsac, NY
Chatham, NY 12037
Mr. John Humphreys, v.P. St. Helens, OR
Paper Mfg.
Concel, Inc.
P.O. Box 1172
St.. Helens, OR 97051
Mr. H. F. Pearson, President Finksberg, MD
Congoleum Corporation
195 Belgrove Drive
Kearay, NJ 07032
Mr. Joseph J. Donahue, Pres. Philadelphia, PA
Connelly Containers, Inc.
4336 Main Street
Philadelphia, PA 19127
JRB Associates, Inc. «
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FIRM ..
MILLS
Mr. Jones Felvey, II
President
Corrugated Services, Inc.
P.O. Box 347
Forney, TX 7S126
Mr. F.L. Harrington
Cottrell Paper Co., Inc.
Rock City Falls, NY 12863
Mr. Hans a. Scharin, Pres.
Coy Paper Co.
P.O. Box 220
Claremont, NH 03743
Mr. Frederick G. Crane, Jr.
Crane & Co.
Dalton, MA 01226
Mr. Richard P. Cuminala
Chairman of the Board
Crocker Technical Papers, Inc.
431 Westminster St.
Fitchburg, MA 01420
Mr. Sidney Salwen, President
Crown Paper Board Co., Inc.
Delaware Ave. at Tasker St.
Philadelphia, PA 19143
Mr. Herman R. Amberg, Director
Environmental Services Division
Crown Zellerbach Corporation
Caaas, WA 98607
Forney, TX
Rock City Falls, NY
Fort Edwards, NY
Claremont, NH
Dalton, MA (Bay State)
Dalton, MA (Old Berksh)
Dalton, MA (Wahconah)
Dalton MA (Pioneer)
Dalton, MA (Byron Wes)
Fitchburg, MA
Mr. John W. Pontius
Crystal Tissue Co.
South Verity Parkway
Middletown, OH 45042
Philadelphia, PA
Port Townsend, WA
St. Francisville, LA
Clatskanie, OR
Caznas, WA
St. Francisville, LA
West Lynn, OR
Port Angeles, WA
Carthage, NY
Baltimore, OK
Lebanon, OR
aureka, CA
Bogalusa, LA
Sntioch, CA
Los Angeles, CA
S. Glens Falls, NY
Middletown, OH
JRB Associates, Ire.
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FIRM
Mr. F.S. Madden, President
The Davey Company
164 Laidlav Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07308
Mr. Norman W. Baldrachi, Pres.
Deerfieid Specialty Papers, Inc.
Main Street
Monroe Bridge, MA 01350
Mr. Richard F. Shaffer
G.H.Dexter Division
The Dexter Corporation
1 Elm Street
Windsor Locks, CT 06096.
.Mr. E.J. Gallo
Diamond International Corp.
733 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10017
MILLS
Mr. James R. Schof
Dunn Paper Co.
Div. of Dennison Mfg. Co.
218 Riverview St.
Port Huron, MI 48060
Mr. Gordon Mills, Pres.
SKV-Weidmann Industries, Inc.
P.O. Box 273
St. Johnsbury, VT 05819
Mr. Bruce 3. Hamilton, Pres.
Eastern Fine Paper, Inc.
P.O. Box 129
Brewer, ME 04412
Mr. Louis X. Eilers, Pres.
Eastman Kodak Co.
343 State St.
Rochester, NY 14650
Mr. J. Creighton, Pres.
Elk Corporation
P.O. Box 37
Stephens, AR 71764
Aurora, IL
Downington, PA
Jersey City, NJ
Monroe Bridge, MA
Augusta, GA
Windsor Locks, CT
Red Bluff, CA
Ogenburg, NY
Plattsburgh, NY
Lockland, OH
Middletown, OK (Charles St.;
Hyde Park, MA
Old Town, ME
Middletown, OH (Central Ave)
Palaier, MA
Natchez, MS
Groveton, NH
Wilmington, IL
Gouvemeur, NY
Wiggins, MS
Port Huron, MI
St. Johnsbury, VT
Brewer, ME
Rochester, NY
Stephens, AR
JRB ftssodaas, Inc.
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FI3M
Mr. Rosenfeld, Cha. of 3d.
ScTii table Sag Co., Inc.
45-50 Van Dam St.
Long Island City, NY 11101
Mr. Robert Holm
Srving Paper Mills
Erving, MA 01344
Mr. Irving N. Ssleeck, Jr., Chan, of 3d.
Ssleeck Mfg. Co.
Turners Falls, MA 01276
Mr. Charles S. McGarry, ?res.
Sxton Paper Mfgrs. Inc.
P.O. Box 153
Modena, PA 19353
Mr. Marshall T. White
Env. Resources Supvr.
Federal Paper Board Co., Inc.
Riegeiwood, wC 2545.6
Mr. James C. Croudace
Director, Engineering Services
Fiberboard Corporation
P.O. Box 3611
San Francisco, CA 94119
Mr. R.M. Brennan, Pres.
General Manager
Fibre Fora Corporation
700 S. Main Street
Columbia City, IN 4672S
Mr. John Gusmer, Pres.
-Filter Materials, Inc.
P.O. Box 329
1401 Ware Street
Waupaca, WI 54931
Mr. Roger S. Hague
Finch, Pyrun s Co., Inc.
1 Glen Street
Glen Falls, NY
MILLS
Orange, TX
Baldwinville, MA
Srving, MA
Hinsdale, NH
Turners Falls, MA
Exton, PA
Los Angeles, CA
Riegelwood, NC
Versailles, CT
Roanoke Rapids, NC
Reading, PA
Richmond, VA (Seaboard}
Ricfimoaci', VA' (Southern!
Morris, IL
Whitehall, MO
Antioch, CA
Vernon, CA
Stockton, CA
Sumner, WA
Columbia City, El
Waupaca, WI
Fresno, CA
Sandusky, OH
Glen Falls,
JRB Associates, Inc.
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FIRM
Mr. F. Pendleton
Fitchburg Paper Company
P.O. Box 609
Fitchburg, MA 01420
Mr. Norman Hoefferie, Pres.
Flambeau Paper Conpany
Div. of Kansas City Star Co.
200 N. First Avenue
Park Falls, WI 54552
Mr. Edward J. Grys
Fletcher Paper Co.
Alpena, MI
Mr. M.C. Carpenter, President
Tlintkote Company
1351 Washington Boulevard
Stamford, CT 06901
Mr. W.F. Shafer, Jr., Pres.
Flower City Tissue Mills Co.
700 Driving Park Ave.
Rochester, ::Y 14613
'«r. Frank K. Smith, President
Formart Containers, Inc.
Pioneer Road
P.O. Box 46
Cedarburg, WI 53012
Mr. Albert H. Tona, III
Fort Howard Paper Co.
1919 S. Broadway
Green Bay, WI 54304
Mr. Martin P. Forte, Jr.
President
Foster Paper Co., Inc.
2160 Erie Street
Ctica, NY 13503
Mr. Schaich
Fox Paper Co.
Box 15099
Lockiand, OH 45215
Mr. Robert C. Buchanan, Pres.
Fox River Paper Corp.
401 S. Appleton St.
Appleton, WI 54911
MTT.T.S
Fitchburg, KA
Park Falls, WI
Alpena, MI
Jersey City, NY
Cornell, WI
Vernon, CA
Mount Camel, H.
Rochester, KY
Shamokin, ?A
Cedarburg, WI
Green Bay, WI
Otica, NY
Lockiand, OE
Appleton, WI
JRB Associates. Inc.
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FI3M
Mr. Arthur H. Rand
Oir. of Environmental Protection
Fraser Paper Ltd.
Madawaska, HE 04756
Mr. T. R. Friedrich; V?
French Paper Co.
P.O. Box 729
Miles, HI 49120 '
Mr. Lloyd A. Fry, Jr., President
Volney Felt Mills Division
Lloyd A. Fry Roofing Co.
5818 Archer Road
Summit, Chicago, XL 60501
Dr. Jesse Werner
Chairman of the Board
GA? Corporation
140 West 51st Street
Mew York, NY 10020
Mr. Nicholas T. Galante, Pres.
Thomas A. Galante & Sons, Inc.
P.O. aox iso
Mechanicville, NY 12113
Mr. Frank W. Lorey
Vice President
Garden State Paper Co., Inc.
Park 30 Plaza Zast
Saddle Brook, NJ 07662
Nilas, MI
Jacksonville, FL
Miami, FL
Compton, CA
Brookville, IN
Mishawaka, IN
N. Kansas City, MO
Morahead City, NC
Portland, OR
Snonaus, PA
Memphis, TN
Houston, TX
Irving, TX
Summit, IL
Atlanta, GA
Joliot, IL
Erie, PA
Whitehall, PAT
Mobile, AL
Savannah, GA
Kansas City, MO
Dallas, TX
South Bound Brook,
Glocester City, NJ
Mechanicville, NY
Pomona, CA
Garfield, NJ
Alsip, IL
JRB Associates, Int
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FIRM KILLS
Mr. J.C. Kostelai, ?res. Buena Vista, VA
Georgia Bonded Fibers, Inc.
3uena Vista, VA 24416
Dr. J. Andrew McAlister Rome, GA
Georgia Kraft Company Phenix City, AL
P.O. Box 1551 Matron, GA
Rome, GA 30161
Mr. Roger Sherwood Pryor, OK «
Georgia-Pacific Corp. Delair, NJ
900 SW Fifth Avenue Crossett, AR
Portland, OR 97204 Zachary, LA
Woodland, ME
Toledo, OR
-Sellingham, WA
Lyons Falls, MY
. Sary, IN
Kalaaazoo, MI
Plattsburgh, NY
Taylorville, IL
Reading, PA
Tomahawk, WI
Gilaar., VT
Mr. Charles Oilman, Jr. St. Mary's, GA
President
Gilmnn Paper Co.
Ill west 50th Street
New York, NY 10020
Kr. Philip K. Kershey, Tech. Spring Grove, PA
s Environmental Oir.
P.H. Glatfelter Co.
Soring Grove, PA '17362
.Mr. C.B.Moore, Product Mgr. Owensboro, KY
Polyfibron Division
'W.R. Grace & Company
62 Whittemore Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02140
Mr. Jack Jayne Green Bay, WI
Arkansas Kraft Corp. Morrilton, AR
P.O. Box 1107
Green Bay, WI 54305
Mr. William R. Shew, ?res. Massillon, OH
Greif Board Corporation
9420 Warmington St. SW
Box 553
Massillon, OK 44646
JRB Associates, Inc.'
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FI3M
Mr. Robert R. Fuller
Gulf States Paper Corp.
tuscaloosa, AL 3S401
Mr. Conrad C, Hanmann, ?res.
Halltown Paperboard Co.
Halltown, WV 25422
Mr. T.O. Andrews, Manager
Environmental Protection
r?;!>'>nt"frg|il7. Paper Company
Erie, PA 16533
MILLS
Mr. Douglas Wilder
Harding-Jones Paper Co.
P.O. Box 40
Middletown, OH 4S042
Mr. J.G. Mclntire, Chief Sag.
Pejepscot Paper Division
Hearst Corporation
P.O. Box 128
Brunswick, ME 04011
Mr. 0. Rausch
Hennepin Paper Company
Little Falls, MN 56345
Mr. Douglass C. Henry
' President and Treasurer
Henry Molded Products, Inc.
71 N Sixteenth Street
P.O. Box 75
Lebanon, PA 17042
Dentopolis, AL
Tuscaloosa, AL
Halltown, WV
Kaukauna, WI
'Erie, PA
Selma, AL
Oswego, MY
Hamilton, OH
:Lock Haven, PA
Hoquiam, WA
Green Island, NY
Turners Falls, MA
Westfield, MA
Woronoco, MA
Middletown, OH
Brunswick, MS
Little Falls, MN
Lebanon, PA
Mr. Truia Bailey, Secretary
Hoague-Sprague Corporation
520 Boylston Street
Boston, MA 02116
W. Hopkinton, NK
JRB Associates, Inc.
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FIRM
MILLS
Mr. Franklin H. Fry, Dir. Res. Dev.
Hollingsworth fi Vose Co.
East Walpole, MA 02032
Mr. Irving Flicker
Chairman and President
Homasote Company
P.O. Box 7240
W. Trenton, NJ 08628
Dr. ward 0. Harrison
Chairman of the Board
Howard Paper Hills, Inc.
115 Columbia St.
Dayton, OH 45407
Dr. D. A. Martinez, V.P. Prod.
Hudson Pulp & Paper Corp.
P.O. Box 919
Palatka, FL 32077
Mr. J.D. Gregoire
Vice President and Director
Corporate Relations
ITT-Rayonier, Ine.
605 Third Avenue
New York, NY 10016
Mr. Donald F. Dean
imperial Paper Co.
Underwood Avenue
Plattsburg, NY 12901 '
Dr. J.M. Vaughan
V.?. Engineering & Environmental Affairs
Inland Container Corp.
Market Square Center
151 N. Delaware St.
Indianapolis, IN 46206
Mr. Clarence J. Plopper
Inland Empire Paper Co.
N. 3320 Argonne Road
Millwood, WA 99206
Greenwich, NY (Easton)
East Walpoie, MA
Greenwich, NY Olandy)
West Groton, MA
W. Trenton, NJ
Dayton, OH
Urbana, OH
Thompson, NY
Palatka, FL
Hoquiam, WA
FernaTidiai Beach, FI>
Port Angeles, WA
Jesup, GA
Plattsburgh, NY
New Johnsonville, TN
Newark, CA
Newport, IK
Millwood, WA
JRB Associates, Inc.
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Mr. T.C. Payne
International Paper Co.
P.O. Box 16807
AL 36616
MILLS
Mr. Albert:. Martin, Plant Supt.
Miamisburg Box Board Div.
Interstate Folding Box Co.
P.O. Box 232
Miamisburg. OH 45342
Mr. Paul H. Fulner
Vice President
Interstate Intercorr Corp.
P.O. Box 317
Reading, PA 19603
Mr. Wiilian J. Verross
Interstate Paper Corp.
Riceboro, GA 31323
Mr. Robert F. Pollard, Gen. Mgr.
Jackson Paper Mfg. Co.
P.O. Box 667
Sylva, NC 28779
Mr. L. Showalter, Exec. V.?.
James River Corp.
P.O. Box 2218
Richmond, VA 23217
Bastrop, LA
Corinth, NY
Pine Bluff, AR
Springhiil, LA.
Jay, ME
Moss Point, MS
Natchez, MS
Ticonderoga, NY
Texarkana, TX
Camden, AR
Vicksburg, MS
Gardiner, OR
Panama City, FL
Georgetown, SC
Bastrop, LA
-Mobile, AL
Miaaisburg, OK
Reading, PA
Riceboro, GA
Sylva, NC
Mr. Ralph S. Robbins
Jenkins Products Corp.
P.O. Box 137
Bridgewater, MA 02324
Rochester, MI
Adams, MA
Milford, NJ (5 mills)
East Peppera11, MA
Fitchburg, MA
Richmond, VA
Fitchburg, MA
Ypsilanti, MI
Newark, OE
Chisholm, MS
Bridgewater, MA
JRB Assodates, Inc.
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FI3K
Mr. J. A. Kinney, ?res.
Johns-Mansviile Corporation
Ken-Caryl Ranch .
Denver, CO 80217
Mr. R. H. Serby
Kaiser Gypsum Co. Inc.
300 Lakeside Drive
Oakland, CA 94666
Mr. Donald C. Bohlaann
President: and General Manager
Kelding, Inc.
4545 W. Woolworth Avenue
Milwaukee, WI 53218
Mr. Wilson W. Cross, President
Keyes Fibre Company
160 Summit Avenue
Montvale, KJ 07645
«r. Z. Harold Miller
Executive Vice President
Kieffer Paper Mills, Inc.
1220 W. Spring Street
Brownstown, IN
Mr. Elmer Dickson
Director of Environmental Protection
Kimberly-Clark Corp.
2100 Winchester Road
Neenah, WI 54956
MILLS
Manville, KJ
Waukegan, IL
San Leandro, CA
Milwaukee, WI
Wenatehee, WA
Shawmut, ME
T»aterville, ME
Sacramento, CA
Hammond, IK
New Iberia, LA
Brownstown, m
Dr. Fred C. Keeney
Knowlton Brothers
105 W. 45th Street
Chattanooga, TK-.37410
Munsing, MI
Mount Holly Springs, PA
Neenah, WI
Fullerton CA
New Milford, C7
Lee, MA
Ancram, NY
Beech Island, SC
Memphis, TN
Neenah, WI (Lake-View)
Neenah, WI (Badger-Glo)
Coosa Pines, AL
Lee, MA
Spotswood, NJ
Madisonville, KY
Watertown, NY
Chattanooga, TN
Mount Holly Springs, PA
JRB Associates, Inc.
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FIRM MILLS,
Mr. ?. Killion, Plant Manager N. Tonawanda, NY
Koppers Co., Inc.
940 River Road
N. Tonawanda, NY 14120
Mr. Walter Bill, Pras. Maxcon, NC
Kraft Converters, Inc.
P.O. Sox 415
Maxton, NC 23364
Mr. Douglas Goodwin santa Cruz, CA
General Manager
Lass ?ulp Molding Co.
1325 Sequel Ave.
Santa. Cruz, CA 95602
Mr. Joseph 0. Caimi, Pras. ' Lawrence, MA
Lawrence Paperboard Corp. Harriman, TN
250 Canal Street
Lawrence, MA 01342
Mr. Roland Werner, President Ridgefield Park, NJ
Lincoln Paper Company
200 Bergen Turnpike
Ridgefield Park, NJ 07660
Mr. Anthony J. Caraen, President Franklin, OH
Logan-Long Co., Inc.
660 S. Central Ave.
Chicago, IL 60501
Mr. J.w. Klein ' Longview, WA
Longview Fibre Co.
Longview, WA 98632
Mr. Lee Rozin, President Lancaster, OK
Loroco Industries, Inc.
5000 Creek Soad
Cincinnati, OR 45242
Mr. William H. Kewell, Pres. Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Paper Sox s Board Mills
5959 Zast Randolph Street
Los Angeles, CA 90022
Dr. C. S. Taylor Samoa, CA
Louisiana-Pacific Corp. Ketchikan, AX
Sox 158
Samoa, CA 95564
JR8 Associates, Inc.
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FIRM
Mr. Dewey Michelin, President
Lowe Paper Company
River Street
Ridgefield, NJ 076S7
Mr. W. E. Melntyre, Sr., Pres.
Mclntyre Brothers Paper Co./ Inc.
131 Mill Street
Fayetteville, NY 13066
Mr. J.O. Curry, Tech. Sup.
MacMillan Bloedel, Inc.
Pine Hill, AL 36739
Mr. Michael 0. Malarkey
President
Herbert Malarkey Roofing Company
Paper Division
3131 N. Columbia Boulevard
Portland, OR 97217
Mr. Leif Christensen
Vice President & Gen. Manager
Maniszique Pulp & Paper Co.
Manistique, MI 49854
Mr. E.O. Clark, V.P. Tech. Svcs.
Marcal Paper Mills, Inc.
1 Market Street
£. Patterson, NJ 07407
Mr. Frank Fernandez, Pres.
Martisco Paper Co., Inc.
4747 Rt. 174
Marcellus Falls, NY 13108
Mr. Samuel S. Greeley, Pres.
Masonite Corporation
29 N. Wacker Drive
Chicago, XL 60606
Mr. R.E. Kross, Director
Corporate Environment/Energy
Mead World Headquarters
Courthouse Plaza Northeast
Dayton, OH 45463
MILLS
Ridgefield, NJ .
Fayetteville, NY
Pine Hill, AL
Portland, OR
Manistique, MI
Mechanic Falls, ME
Bloomfield, NJ
Slmwooc Park, NJ
Marsellus Fails, NY r
Little Rock, AR
Meridian, MS
Lynchburg, VA
Otsego, MI
Cincinnati, OH
Chillicothe, OH
Escanaba, MI
Stevenson, AL
Pulaski, NY
Chillicothe, OH
Menasha , WI
South Lee, MA
JRB Associates, Ire.
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FIRM . MILLS
Mr. W. Allen Schenek . Ctsego, XI
Vice President North Bend, OR
Environmental & Technical Service Menasha, WI
Menasha Corporation Box 367
Neenah, WI 54956
Mr. Ernest Graham, Gen. Mgr. Menominee, MX
Menominee Paper Co., Inc.
Sub. of Sell Fibre Prod. Corp.
144 First Street
Menominee, MI 498S9
Mr. R.J. Van Nostrand Lawrence, MA
Merrimac Paper Co., Inc.
9 South Canal Street
Lawrence, MA 01342
Mr. James w. Winn W. Carrollton, OH
Executive vice President
Miami Paper Corp.
P.O. Box 66
w. Carrollton, OH 45449
Mr. Joseph J. Kass Kimberly, WI
Midtec Paper Corporation
North Main Street
Kimberly, WI 54136
Mr. David Gerrity, Plant Mgr. Garwood, NJ
Millen Industries
North Avenue
Garwood, NJ 07027
Mr. Peter F. Delia Luna, V.P. Millers Falls, MA
Millers Falls Paper Co.
Millers Falls, MA 01349
Mr. Robert E. Bright, Mfg. Dir.
Minnesota Mining & Mfg. Co. Hartford City, IN
Printing Products Div.
3 M Center Bldg. 223-2N
St. Paul, Minn. 55101
JR8 Associates, Inc.
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FXSM
MILLS
Dr. ?.A. Forni, Exec. V.?.
Mohawk Paper Mills, Inc.
Waterford, NY 12188
Cohoes, NY
Waterford, NY
Mr. Michael S. Rizzio
Exec. Vice President
Monadnock Paper Mills, Inc.
Bennington, NH 03442
Mr. Benjamin Lesenger, Pres.
Morris Paper Board Co., Inc.
Division of Series Carton Co., Inc.
177 Third Avenue
Patterson, NJ 07509
Dr. Janes S. Albrecht
Technical Director
Mosinee Paper Corp.
Mosinee, WI 54455
Mr. Maxwell I. Schultz, Pres.
Mountain Paper Prod. Corp.
White Mountain Paper Division
Bellows Falls, VT 05101
Mr. E.P. Bagg, III
NVF Company
84 Sargeant Street
Holyoke, MA 01040
Mr. Paul Laughlin
Vice President
Environmental Health
Nabisco, Inc.
E. Hanover, NJ 07936
Mr. Leo Fuchs, Gen. Mgr.
National Fibrit
P.O. Box 609
Springfield, TN 37172
Mr. James K. Lawson
National Gypsum Co.
325 Delaware Ave.
Buffalo, NY 14202
Bennington, NH
Patterson, NJ
Mosinee,
Bellows Falls, VT
Holyoke, MA
Newark, DE
Yorklyn, DE
Yorklyn, DE
Marseilles, IL
Springfield, TN
Anniston, AL
Kalamazoo, MI
Pryor, OK
Milton, PA
JRB Associates, Inc.
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
Mr. Arthur A. Serahardt.
Nekoosa Papers, Inc.
Port Sdwards, Wl 54469
Mr. Edward K. Mullen, Pres.
Newark Boxboard Company
57 Freeman Street
Newark, NJ 0710S
Mr. I. Newman, President
Newman s Co . , ' Inc .
6101 Tacony Street
Philadelphia, PA 19135
Mr. Murray Valentine
Vice President, Research
Newton Falls Paper Mill, Inc.
Newton Falls, NY 13666
Mr. George A. Tinti
Director of Environmental Control
Niagara of Wisconsin Paper Corp.
1101 Mill Street
Niagara, WI 54151
Mr. Gordon Harrison
Manufacturing Manager
Nical, Inc. '
P.O. Box 594
Hollister, CA 95023
Mr. G. George Gator ielson, Jr.
Chairman
Nicolet Industries, Inc.
25 Skippack Pike
Broad Axe, PA 19002
Mr. George S. Petty, Cam. & Chief
Exec. Officer
Nitec Paper Corp.
4001 Packard ?oad
Niagara Falls, NY 14302
Mr. Samuel A. Lewis, Pres.
North End Paper Co.
702 Hanisal St.
Fulton, NY 13069
MILZS
Cedar Spring, GA
Millinocket, ME
Port Edwards, wi
2. Millinocket ME
Ashdown , AR
Nekoosa, WI
Santa Clara, CA
Haverhill, MA
Natick, MA
Newark, NJ
Middle town, OH
Uncas villa, CT
Milwaukee, WI
Philadelphia, PA
Newton Falls,
Niagara, wt
Sorristown, ?A
Hollister, CA
Alburquerque , NM
Norristown, PA
Niagara Falls, NY
Fulton, NY
JRB Associates, Inc.
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
MILLS
Mr. Daniel Bergman, ?res.
Nu-Valley Paper Co.
N. Bridge Street
Kolyoke, MA 01040
Mr. Robert Mendelson, Pres.
Ohio Pulp Mills, Inc.
Affiliation of Ponco Paper Supply
Co. & Ramblin Corp.
2100 Losantville Road
Cincinnati, OH 45237
Mr. R. J. Gussman, Oir.
Snv. Control & Ind. Hygiene
Olin Corp.
P.O. Box 200
Pisgah Forest, NC 28763
Mr. Thomas C. Zentner
Vice President, Research
Olin Kraft, Inc.
P.O. Box 488
W. Monroe, LA 71291
Dr. Sergio F. Gaieaao
Owens-Illinois, Inc.
P.O. Box 1035
Toledo, OH 43651 ,
Mr. David A. Eklund
Pacific Coast Packaging Corp.
4444 Pacific Blvd.
Vemon, CA 90058
Dr. J.J. Higgins
Packaging Corporation of America
470 Market Street SW
Grand Rapids, MI 49503
Kolyoke, MA
Cincinnati, OH
Pisgah Forest, NC
w. Monroe, LA
Old Tews; ME
Mr. William S. Hopkins, Pres.
?a?er-?ak Products, Inc.
P.O. Box 398
LaVerne, CA 91750
Mr. R.H. O'Neal, Pres.
Paper Service Mills, Inc.
Kinsdale, NK 03451
Valdosta, GA
Orange, TX
Big Island , VA
Tomahawk, WI
Vernon, CA
Stockton, CA
Denver, CO
Tama, IA
Hutchinson, KS
Delaware Water Gap, PA
Pittman, OH
Griffith, IN
Counce, TN
Filler City, MI
Macon, GA
LaVeme, CA
Hinsdale, NH
JRB Assoa'ates, Inc.
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FI3M
Mr.. James F. Gormely, Sr.
General Manager
Pearl Tissue Hills, Inc.
Lackawack Road
Napanock, NY 12453
Mr. Ronald E. Allen, Pras.
Penacook Fibre Company
Penacook, NH 03301
Mr. Daniel Falk, Exec. V.?. s Sec.
Pennsylvania General Paper Carp.
225 W. 34th Street
New York, NY 10001
Mr. Myles J. Sallech
Penntech Papers, Inc.
100 w. Center St.
Johnsonburg, PA 15345
Mr.. Sheldon Appal
Perkit Folding Box Corp.
36 Poydras Street
Mattasan, MA 32126
Mr. Richard w. Dietrich, Pres.
Philip Morris Ind. Paper Group
P.O. Box 294
Milwaukee, WI S3201
Mr. J.A. Whelan
Executive Vice President
Pineville Kraft Corp.
P.O. Sox 870
Pineville, LA
Mr. John Prewitt, Res. Mgr.
Ponderosa Paper Products, Inc.
Box JJ
Flagstaff, AZ 36001
Mr. Richard A. Lloyd, Proj. Eng.
Port Huron Paper Co.
Port Huron, MI 43060
Penacook, NH
Buck Run, PA
Johnsonburg, PA
Mattapan, MA
Plainwell, MI
De Pere, WI
Pineville, LA
Flagstaff, AZ
Port Huron, MI c
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
Or. Arthur C. Dreshfield
Potlatch Corp.
P.O. 3ox 7864
San Francisco, CA 94120
Mr. Harry N. Walters, ?res.
Potsdam Paper Corp.
Potsdam, NY 13676
Mr. L.C. Holzbach
Praire State Paper Mills
Div. of Chippewa Paper Prod.
P.O. Box 336
Joliet, XL 60434
Dr. W.Z. Walters
Preeo Corporation
Front Street
W. Springfield, MA 01089
Mr. Curtis A. Barton
The Proctor & Gamble Co.
Hillcrest Towers, 3550
7162 Reading Road
Cincinnati, OH 45237
MILLS
Brainerd, MN
Lewiston, ID
Cloquet, MN
Orange, CA
Hansom, PA
Pomora, CA
Potsdam, NY
Joliet, IL
Co.
Lincoln, ME
West Springfield, MA
Brownville, NY
Mehobpany, PA
Green Bay, wi
Toley, 7L
Memphis, TN
Oxnard, CA
Cheboygan, MI
Albany, 6A
.Green Bay, WI
Mr. Rodney A. Schmall
Mgr. of Environmental Services
Publishers Paper Company
419 Main Street
Oregon City, OR 97045
Mr. John Stockwell
Putney Paper Co., Inc.
Putney, VT 05346
Mr. Thomas S. Mole, Mgr. of
Environmental fi -Energy Control
Quaker Oats Company
Merchandise Mart
Chicago, IL 60654
Newburg, OR
Oregon City, OR
Putney, VT
Pekin, IL
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FI3M
Mr. Marsden C. Hutchias
7.?. for Prod.
Quin-T Corp.
P.O. Box 263
Til ton, NH 03276
Mr. Robert Z. O'Connor
Rising Paper Co.
Housatonic, MA 01236
Mr. John 3. Catlia
Chairman of the Board
Riverside Paper Corp.
P.O. Box 179
Appleton, wi 54911
Mr. Leo J. Grarton, Pres.
G.2. Robertson S Co. , Inc.
Canal St.
Hir.sdaie, NH 034S1
Mr. J.R. Radley, Tech. Dir.
Robertson Paper Box Co., Inc.
Montville, CT 06353
Mr. Donald Fox, President
Rocfcford Paper Mills, 'inc.
Rockford, MI 4934L
Mr. W.D. Griffin, Jr., Pres,
Rock-Tenn Company
Mill Division
P.O. Box 4063
Chattanooga, TN 37405
Mr. C.H. Sergheimer
Rogers Corporation
Rogers, CT OS2&3
Mr. Harold Quackenbush
St. Joe Paper Company
Port St. Joe, TL 32456
Mr. D.M. Ferguson
St. Regis Paper Co.
Gulf Life Tower
Jacksonville, FL 32207
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MILLS
Tilton, NH
Housa tonic, MA
Appleton, Wl
Hinsdale, NH
Montville, C7
Rockford, MI
Chattanooga, TN
Manchester, CT
Rogers, CT
?ort st- Joa'
Jacksonville, FL
Monticello, MS
Coshocton, OH
Cantonment, FL
Tacoma, WA
3ucksport, ME
Deferiet,.NY
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
St. Regis Paper Co. (continued)
KILLS
Dr. Nicholas J. Lardieri
Environmental Resources
Scott Paper Company
International Airport
Philadelphia, ?A 19133
Mr. ?.A. Yraoia, Tech. Dir.
Seacan Paper Co . of Mass . / lac .
P.O. Box 21
Baldwinville, MA 01436
Mr. Richard D. Egan, Pres.
S'nawano Paper Mills, Inc.
2273 Lars en Road
Green Bay, WI 54303
Mr. Robert Stapleton, Exec. V.P.
Shur-Pak Industries
1399 Harper Ave. SW
Lenoir, NC 28645
Mr. Robert M. Mcllvain, Pres.
3'nryock "Brothers
P.O. Box 157
Donington, PA 19335
Mr. Walter Richter, Pres.
Sierra Tissue Co.
560 E. Commercial St.
Pomona, CA 91766
Mr. Leon J. Simkins, Pres.
Siakins Industries, Inc.
259 East Street
New Haven, CT 06508
York, PA
Rhineiander, WI
Battlecreek, MI
Sartell, MN
Houston, TX
Lufkin, TX
Columbus, OH
Anacortes, WA
Everett, WA -
Oconto Falls, WI
Mobile, AL
.Indianapolis, IN
Brunswick, GA
Westbrook, ME
Muskegon , MI
Winslow, ME
.Detroit, MI
Fort Edwards, NY
Chester, PA
Marinette, WI
Otter River, MA
Shawano, WI
Lenoir, NC
Downington, PA
Pomona, CA
New Haven, CT
Miami, FL
Catonville, MD
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM MILLS
Mr. 3.1. Forrester, Chairman Constantino, MI
Simplex Products Group Palmyra, MI
3000 W. Beecher Street
Adrian, MI 49221
Mr. Robert Gahris Miles, MI
Simplicity Pattern Co., Inc. Norfolk, MY
901~Wayne St.
Miles, MI 49120
Mr. Robert L. Seidl, ?res. vicksburg, MI
Simpson Paper Co. Anderson, CA
One Post St. . Ripon, CA
San Francisco, CA 94104
Slidell, LA
Mr. C. JJevin Batts, Director City of Industry, CA
Environmental Activities Richmond, CA
Sonoco Products Co. Atlanta, GA
P.O. Sox 160 Rockton, IL
Hartsville, SC Holyoke, MA
Amsterdam, MY
Monroe Falls, OH
Downington, PA
Newport, TH
Hartsville, SC
Mr. O.M. Yost Middlatown, OH
Chairman of the Board s President
Sorg Paper Company
901 Manchester Avenue
Middlatown, OH 45042
Mr. Orville M. McClure, President, CSO Chattanooga, TN
Southern Cellulose Products, Inc.
45th s Central Ave.
Chattanooca, TM 37410
Mr. Raymond E. Baker Snowflake, AZ
Southwest Forest Industries, Inc.
3443 N. Central Ave.
P.O. Box 7548
Phoenix, AZ 35011
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
PPM
Mr. John H. Southworth, ?res.
Southworth Company
Front Street
w. Springfield, MA 01089
Mr. Stanley Friedman, ?res.
Spaulding Fibre Co., Inc.
310 Wheeler St.
Tonowanda, NY 14150
Mr. John A. Gabriel, Pres.
Speciality Paper Mills, Inc.
8834 S. Millergrove Or.
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
Mr. Leonard Sugaman, ?res.
Statler Tissue Co.
330 Middlesex Ave.
Medford, MA 02155
Mr. David R. Schoales, Pres.
Stevens Paper Kills, Inc.
77 Mill Street
Westfield, MA 01035
Mr. Glen Ketchun, Tech. Dir.
Stevens & Thompson Paper Co.
P.O.. Box 206
Greenwich, NY 12834
Mr. Allen Koleff, Director of
Environmental Services
Stone Container Corporation
6th and Anderson Street
Franklin, OK 45005
Mr. Alford L. Smith
General Manager
Sweetwater Paper Board Company
5700 Paper Mill Road
Austell, GA 30001
MILLS
w. Springfield, MA
Tonowanda, NY
Milton, NH
N. Rochester, NH
Santa Fe Springs, CA
Augusta, MS
Westfield, MA
Windsor, CT °
Greenwich, NY
Coshocton, OH
Mobile, AL
Franklin, OH
Florence, SC
Austell, GA
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
Mr. Roscoe 3. Tallaan
Pres., treas. s Gen. Mgr.
Tallaan Conduit Co.
600 S. Main Street
Lousiana, MO 63353
Mr. J.W. Ricketts
Vice President, Manufacturing
Tamko Asphalt Products, Inc.
601 N. Sigh Street
Joplin, MO 64801
Mr. James G. Ladley
Mgr. Bd. Sales
Tacuaseh Corrugated Box Co.
Brecksville, OH 44141
Joplin, MO
Phillipsburg, KS
Knoxvilla, TN
Sagamore Hills, OH
Dr. C.M. Karbordt
Director of 2r.virsnser.tal
Protection
Temple-East ax, Inc.
Drawer "N"
Diboll, TX 7S941
Mr. Lee A. Asseo, ?res.
Texon, Inc.
Canal Street
S. Hadley, MA 01075
Mr. F.J. Piccioli
vice President, Manufacturing
Tilo Co., Inc.
347 Loncbrook. Avenue
Stratford, CT 06497
Mr. Zdward 0. O'Brien
Time Container Corporation
1151 W. Sim Avenue
Monroe, MI 48161
Mr. W.H. Schockley, Jr.
Vice President & Gen. Manager
Tomahawk Power a Pulp Co.
Route 5
Tomahawk, WI 54437
Svadale, TX
Russell, MA
South Hadley, MA
Stratford, CT
Monroe, MI
Tomahawk, WI
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
Mr. Ame Anderson
Toronto ?aperboard Co.
Toronto, OH 43964
Mr. T.C.. Owen
Union Camp Corporation
P.O. Box 1391
Savannah, GA 31402
Mr. L.A. Purcell
U.S. Gypsma Company
101 S. Wacker Drive
Chicago, IL 60606
Mr. Walter R. Cloud, Pres.
U.S. Paper Mills Corp.
Fort Howard Ave.
DePere, WI 54115
Mr. D.A. Rosenthal, Pres.
United States Paper Mills, Inc.
Hollywell Park
Chanbersburg, PA 17201
Mr. 1.2. Holls
Vice President, Manufacturing
The Upson Co.
Lockport, NY 10494
Mr. Thomas Robichaux
General Manager
Valentine Pulp & Paper Co.
P.O. Box 280
Lockport, LA 70373
Mr. Carlton Smith
V.p. and General Manager
Valley Paper Mills, Inc.
Route 30
Modena, PA 19358
Mr. Edward woodard, Pres.
Vermont Tissue Paper Corp.
Route 67A
N. Bennington, VT 05237
Mr. L.J. Perelman, President
Vincennes Paper Mill, Inc.
2 West Scott St.
Vincennes, IN 47591
MITT-*
Toronto, OH
Savannah, GA
Monroe, MI
Franklin, VA
Montgomery, AL
South Gate, CA
Jacksonville, FI> *
N. Kansas City, MO
Clark, NJ
Oakfield, NY
Gypsum OH
Galena Park, TX
Canden, NJ
DePere, WI
Chanbersburg, PA
Lockport, NY
Lockport, LA
Modena, PA
N. Bennington, VT
Vincennes, IN
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM 'MILLS
Mr. David 3. White, Mgr. Rivervilla, VA
Technical Services
Virginia.Fibre Cor?.
P.O. Sox 339
Anherst, VA 24S21
Mr. Freeman Perry Merrill, WZ
Vice President and Gen. Manager
Ward Paper Company
Merrill, wx 54452
.Mr. Richard G. Osborne, Pres. Watervliet, MX
Watervliet Paper Co., Inc.
279 Paw Paw Ave.
Watervliet, MI 49093
Mr. w.A. Arvold, President arokaw, wi
Wausau Paper Mills Company
Srokaw, WI 54417
Mr. Donald S. Procknow, Pres. Chicago, IL
Western Electric Co.
195 Broadway
New York, NY 10007
Mr. Felix M. Hammack, Exec. V.P. ' Carapti, LA
Western Kraft Paper Group Port Huaneme, CA
Willamette Industries, Inc. Hawesville, KY
3700 First National Bank Tower (Wescor Corp.)
Portland, OR 97201 Albany, OR
Kawesville, KY
Mr. Robert R. Ackley, ?ras. Lee, MA '
Westfield River Paper Co., Inc. Russell, MA
Station Road
Russell, MA 01071
Mr. A.D. Meighen Terra Haute, IN
The Weston Paper S Mfg. Co.
P.O. 3ox 539
Terra Haute, IN 47308
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FIRM
Mr. C.3. Bums, Jr.
Westvaco Corporation
299 Park Avenue
New York, NY 10017
Mr. Jack Larson, Director
Environmental Resources
Weyerhaeuser Company
Tacoma, HA 98401
Mr. Pobert K. Shaw
.Assistant to the President
whippany Paper Board Co., Inc.
10 North Jefferson Road
Whippany, HJ 07981
Mr. James A. Oakes, Pres.
White Pigeon Paper Company
Division of Artistic Carton Co.
P.O. Box 277
White Pigeonr KI 49099
Mr. Frank 3. Whiting, II, Chm.
George A. whiting Paper Co.
100 River St.
Menasha, WI 54952
Mr. James 3. Asauth, Pres.
Wisconsin Tissue Mills
Box 489
Menasha, WI 54952
Mr. Frederick D. Hoth, Tech. Oir.
Wood Flong Corp.
Hoosick Falls, NY 12090
Mr. R.G. Woolworth, Pres.
Woodstream Corporation
Front & locust Streets
P.O. Box 327
Lititz, PA 17543
MILLS
North Charleston, SC
Wickliffe, KY
Luke, MD
Williamsburg, PA
Covington, VA
Tyrone, PA
Valiant OK
Rothschild WI
Everett, WA
Cosmopolis, WA
New Bern, NC
Everett, WA
Pine Bluff, AR
Springfield, OR
Plymouth, NC
Longview, WA
Longview, WA
Plymouth, NC
Miquon, PA
Whippany, NJ (Sden)
Whippany, NJ (Hanover)
whippany, :;j (Stony Brook)
White Pigeon, MI
Menasha, WI
Menasha, WI
Hoosick Falls, tlY
Lititz,.PA
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PAPER AND PULP INDUSTRY
FI3M MILLS
Mr. Howard J. Sparler, President York, PA
Yorktowne Paper Mills, Inc.
Loucks Mills Road
York, PA 1740S
Mr. William ?. Botcarbusch Gardner, ME
General Manager
Yorktown Paper Mills of Maine, Inc.
Water Street
Gardner, ME 0434S
JR8 Associates, Inc.
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TABLE C-5: LEATHER TANNERS
Major Leather Tanners
Pfister & Vogle Tanning Co.
Armira Leather Co.
Prime Tanning
Fred Rueping Leather Co.
Foot Tanning Co.
Source: Tanner's Council of America
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ATTACHMENT E
LIST OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
Colour Index, 1976. The Society of Dyers and Colourists, Yorkshire, England
Imports of Benzenoid Chemicals and Products, 1975. USITC Publication 806.
Imports of Benzenoid Chemicals and Products, 1976. USITC Publication 828.
Imports of Benzenoid Chemicals and Products, 1977. USITC Publication 900.
Synthetic Organic Chemicals, United States Production and Sales, 1975.
USITC Publication 804.
Synthetic Organic Chemicals, United States Production and Sales, 1976.
USITC Publication 833.
Synthetic Organic Chemicals, United States Production and Sales, 1977.
USITC Publication 920.
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TABLE C-6: MAJOR PRODUCERS OF WALLCOVERINGS
Major Producers of Wallcoverings
Imperial Wallcovering - Division of Collins Standard Coated Produces
& Arkman , _
James Seeman Studios
Columbus Coated Fabrics . .... _
Lennon Wallpaper Co.
General Tire and Rubber _
Panta-astor, Inc.
National Gypsum B>p>
Reed Holdings, Inc. W>R>
Stauffer Chemicals T _ _
L.E. Carpenter
Source: Wallcovering Manufacturer's Association
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TABLE C-7: MAJOR PRODUCERS OF FLOOR COVERINGS
Major Producers of Resilient Floor Coverings
Congoleum
Antico
Armstrong
Dowdflor
Flintkote
GAF Corp.
Source: National Association of Floor Covering Distributors
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TABLE C-8 : AQUEOUS INK
Major Producers of Aqueous Ink
J.M. Huber
Inmont
Sun, GFI Division
Sinclair & Valentine
Borden Chemical
Croda Ink (previously Richardson Ink Co.)
Converters
U.S. Printing Ink
Flint Ink
Source: National Association of Printing Ink Manufacturers
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TABLE C-9: PLASTICS INDUSTRY (RELEVANT SEGMENTS)
Major Producers of PVC
AAA Polymer, Inc.
Adhesive Products Corp.
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.,
Chemicals Group
Aldrich Chemical Co., Inc.
Alpha International Chemical, Inc.
Atlanta Chemical Co., Inc.
Borden Chem., Div. of Borden, Inc.
Carbonit Houston, Inc.
CPL Corporation
Conoco Chems., Continental Oil Co.
Diamond Shamrock Corp.
East Coast Chems. Co.
Fermetal Steel Corp..
Firestone Plastics Co.
Fleet Plastic & Chemical Corp.
General Tire & Rubber Co.,
Chem./Plastics Div.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Goodrich, B.F. Chem. Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (The)
Henley & Co., Inc.
Major Producers of Plastic
A Z Products, Inc.
Acme Chems. and Insulation Co.,
Div. Allied Products
Allaco Products Div., Bacon Industries,
Inc.
Allied Chem. Corp., Specialty Chems. Div.
American Cyanamid Co., Ind. Chem. Div.
Ampacet Corp.
Ashland Chem. Co., Resins & Plastics Div.
Holtrachem, Inc.
Hoover Ball & Bearing Co., Reynolds
Chem. Prod. Div.
Huxley Development, Inc.
Kay-Fries Chems., Inc., Member
Dynamit Nobel Group
Keysor-Century Corp.
Montedison USA, Inc.
Moore Chem. Corp.
Morgan Chemicals, Inc.
Olln Corp.
Orlex Chemicals Corp.
Pantasote Co. of N.Y., Inc. (The)
Perry Chemical Corp.
Robintech, Inc.
Rumianca
Schulman, A. Inc.
Stauffer Chem. Co., Plastics Div.
Tenneco Chems., Inc.
Union Carbide Corp., Chems. and
Plastics
Vycon Chemicals, Inc.
Bamberger Polymers, Inc. (dis.)
Borg-Warner Chemicals, Div. Borg-
Warner Corp.
Celanese Plastics Co.
Chem. Components, Inc.
Commercial Resins, Div. Interplastic
Corp.
Conoco Chems., Continental Oil Co.
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Major Producers of Plastic (Continued)
Cook Faint & Varnish Co.
Cooper, Peter Corps.
Cosden Oil & Chem. Co.
Diamond Shamrock Corp.,
Chemicals Div.
Dow Chem. Co. (The)
Process
Eastman Chem. Products, Inc., Mktg.
Affiliate, Eastman Kodak Co.
Emerson & Cuming, Inc.
Exxon Chem. Co., USA
Fiberfil Div., Dart Industries Inc.
Firestone Synthetic Fibers Co., Div.
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Fleet Plastic & Chemical Corp.
Furane Plastics, Inc.
General Tire & Rubber Co.,
Chem./Plastics Div.
Goodrich, B.F. Chem. Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (The)
Gordon Chemical Div., Carl Gordon
Ind., Inc.
Grace, W. R. & Co., Organic Chemicals
Div.
Hardman, Inc.
Heil Process Equip. Co., Div. of
Dart Ind.
Hercules, Inc.
ICI United States, Inc.
lonac Chem. Co., Div. Sybron Corp.
Kay-Fries Chems., Inc., Member Dynamit
Nobel Group
Koppers Co., Inc., Organic Materials Div.
Loes Enterprises
M-R Plastics & Coatings, Inc.
Midwest Mfg. Corp.
Mobay Chem. Corp.
Mohawk Industries, Inc.
PPG Industries, Coatings & Resins
Pacific Resins & Chems., Inc.
Parcloid Chem. Co.
Plastics Engrg. Co.
Polysar Resin, Inc.
Quinn K. J. & Co., Inc.
Reichhold Chems., Inc.
Rexene Polyolefins Co., Div. Dart
Ind. Inc., Chemical Group
Rohm and Haas Company
Schulman, A. Inc.
Shanco Div. - Synres Chem. Co.
Stanchem, Inc.
Stauffer Chem. Co., Plastics Div.
Synthane-Taylor Corp.
Union Carbide Corp., Chems. and
Plastics
U.S. Industrial Chems. Co.
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Major Producers of Polystyrene
Aldrich Chemical Co., Inc.
Amoco Chems. Corp., Plastics Div.
Arco/Polymers, Inc.
BASF Wyandotte Corp.
Cosden Oil & Chem. Co.
Coz Chem. Co., Div. Allied Products Corp.
Dow Chem. Co. (The)
Fiberfil Div., Dart Industries, Inc.
Fleet Plastic & Chemical Corp.
Foster Grant Co., Inc.
Monsanto Co.
Montedison USA, Inc.
Multiplastics
Major Producers of P/F Resins
Plastifoam Corp., The
Polymer Materials, Inc.
Polysar Resin, Inc.
Rexene Styrenics Co., Div. Dart
Ind. Inc., Chemical Group
Richardson Co., Organic Chems. Div.
Schulman, A. Inc.
Shell Chem. Co., Chemical Sales
Stanchem, Inc.
Union Carbide Corp., Chems. and
Plastics
USS Chems., Div. United States Steel
Westlake Plastics Co.
Acme Resin Co., Unit CPC International
American Hoechst Corp., Industrial
Chemicals Div.
Ashland Chem. Co., Resins and Plastics
Div.
Borden Chem., Div. of Borden, Inc.
Carborundum Co.
Clark Chem. Corp., Sub Clark Oil &
Refining Corp.
Delta Oil Products Corp.
Diamond Shamrock Corp., Process Chemicals
Div.
Durez Div., Hooker Chemicals & Plastics
Corp.
General Elec. Co., Insulating Materials
George PD & Co.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Gulf Oil Chems. Co.
Heresite & Chem. Co.
Ironsides Resins, Inc.
Kay-Fries Chems., Inc., Member Dynamit
Nobel Group
Lawter Chems., Inc.
Magna Corp., Aquaness Chemical Div.
Mobil Chem Co., Chem. Coatings Div.
Monsanto Co.
Pacific Resins & Chems. Inc.
Plastics Engrg. Co.
Polyrez Co., Inc.
Raymond Chem. Co.
Reichhold Chems., Inc.
Reichhold Chemicals, Inc., Newport Div.
Schenectady Chems., Inc.
Smith, Werner G., Inc.
Sonoco Products Co.
Union Carbide Corp., Chems. and Plastics
Valentine Sugars, Inc.
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Allied Chem. Corp., Specialty Chems. Div.
American Cyanamid Co., Ind. Chem. Div.
American Hoechst Corp., Industrial
Chemicals Div.
Arkansas Co., Inc.
Ashland Chem. Co., Resins and Plastics
Div.
Atlas Minerals & Chems. Div., ESB, Inc.
Borden Chem. Div. of Borden, Inc.
Bostik South, Inc., Sub of USM Corporation
Cargil, Inc.
Celanese Resins Div., Celanese Coatings Co.
Cook Paint & Varnish Co.
Corn Products, A Unit of CPC Int'l. Inc.
Dan River Inc., Chemical Prod. Dept.
Diamond Shamrock Corp., Process Chemicals
Div.
Dock Resins Corp.
Easton, R.S. Corp.
Georgia-Pacific Corp.
Gulf Oil Chems. Co.
Hart Product Corp.
Hercules, Inc.
Kay-Fries Chems., Inc., Member
Dynamit Nobel Group
Koppers Co., Inc., Organic Materials
Div.
Monsanto Co.
Montedison USA, Inc.
National Casein Co.
Pacific Resins & Chems., Inc.
Raymond Chem. Co.
Reichhold Chems., Inc.
Reliance Universal, Inc.
Southeastern Adhesives Co.
Synres Chemical Corp.
Synthron, Inc.
Textile Adjuncts Corp.
Vinings Chem. Co.
Major Producers of Vinyl Products
Aceto Chem. Co., Inc.
Air Products and Chemicals, Inc.
Alddrich Chemical Co., Inc.
Alfa Div., Ventron Corp.
Amoco Chems. Corp.
Anic Speciality Chemical Div.
Arco/Polymers, Inc.
Borden Chem., Div. of Borden, Inc.
Borg-Warner Corp.
Conoco Chems., Continental Oil Co.
Copolymer Rubber & Chem. Corp.
CTC Organics
Dow Chemical Corp.
Dow Corning Corp.
Du Pont, Freon Products Div.
El Paso Products Co.
Ethyl Corp.
Exxon Chem. Co., USA
Foster Grant Co., Inc.
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Major Producers of Rubber
Aceto Chemical Co., Inc.
Alcan Rubber & Chemical, Inc.
American Cyanamld Co.
Arnco
Ashland Chemical Co.
Carbon Black & Synthetic
Rubber Division
Cities Service Co.
Columbia Chemicals
Division
Composition Materials Co., Inc.
Copolymer Rubber & Chemical
Corp.
Corn Products, A Unit of
CPC Int'l., Inc.
Dow Corning Corp.
Du Pont, E.I. De Nemours & Co.,
Elastomer Chems. Dept.
Emerson & Ginning, Inc.
Exxon Chemical Co., USA
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co.
Gates Engrg. Co., Inc.
General Electric Co., Silicone
Prod. Dept.
General Tire & Rubber Co.,
Chem./Plastics Division
Goodrich, B.F. Chem. Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co. (The)
Hardman, Inc.
Hercules, Inc.
ICI United States, Inc.
IMC Chemical Group, Inc.
Kernstar Corp.
Montedison USA, Inc.
Moore Chem. Corp.
Nippon Zeon Co., Ltd.
Nissho-Iwai American Corp.
Petrotex Chem. Corp.
Phillips Chemical Co.
Products Research & Chem. Corp.
Puskas, E.L. Co.
Rhodia Inc., Chemical Division
SWS Silicones Corp.
Schulman, A. Inc.
3M Co.
Texas-U.S. Chem. Co.
Thiokol Corp., Chemical Division
Uniroyal, Inc.
United Technologies, Chemical
Systems Div.
U.S. Industrial Chems. Co.
U.S. Rubber Reclaiming Co., Inc.
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GAF Corp.
Goodrich, B.F. Chem. Corp.
Gulf Oil Chems. Co.
ICI United States, Inc.
Kay-Fries Chems., Inc.
MG Scientific Gases
Mobil Chemical Company, Petrochemicals Div.
Monsanto Co.
Nippon Zeon Co., Ltd.
Northern Petrochemical Co.
PCR, Inc.
Petro-Tex Chem. Corp.
Phillips Chemical Co.
PPG Industries, Inc., Chem. Div.
Reilly Tar & Chem. Corp.
Scientific Gas Products, Inc.
Shell Chem. Co., Chemical Sales
Specialty Polymers, Inc.
Stauffer Chem. Co., Plastics Div.
Texas-U.S. Chem. Co.
Union Carbide Corp.
Uniroyal, Inc.
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ATTACHMENT D
INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS CONTACTED
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ATTACHMENT D
INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS
CONTACTED
Aldrich Chemical Co., Inc.
Dr. Green
Allied Chemical Company
A.C. Johnson
Kelvin Ferber, Consultant
American Association of Textile,
Chemists and Color1sts,
Jack Daniels
American Color & Chemical Corp.
Donald Nooman
American Cyanamid Company
Vincent Dee
American Hoechst Corp.
Dr. Patrick Florio
Dr. Heinz Terbitz
Apollo Colors
Atlantic Chemical Corp.
Dr. Bochner
Dr. Gregory
BASF Wyandotte Corp.
Roger Round
Berncolors - Poughkeepsie, Inc.
Mr. Bernard
Bihney and Smith, Inc.
Clifford Frayne
Bofors Lakeway, Inc.
Ralph Wolthuis
Borden Inc.
Tom West
Dr. Harold Foster
Jerry Row
Buffalo Color Corp.
William Leary
Chemetron Corp.
Rene Willis
James Horn
Ciba-Geigy
Jack Martin
Dr. Phillip tfahner
Crompton & Knowles Corp.
Rod Horning
Dry Color Manufactures Associates
M. Larry Robinson
Dye Environmental Toxicology
Organization, Inc.
Steven Kasprzak
DuPont, E.I. De Humours & Co.
David Boyd
Mr. Hall
Eastman Kodak
Dick Hapeman
FabriGolor
Walter Perron
First Chemical Corp.
Micky Harbin
William Sturdivant
Harmon Colors Corporation
Harshaw Chemical Company
Dr. James Owen
Hercules, Inc.
Mr. Bruxelles
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ICI United States, Inc.
Jack McMillian
Indol Chemical Co.
Charles Foreberg
Inmont Corp.
K. J. Carson
International Tariff Commission
Aimifon Jonnart.
Dan McCarthy
Hilton Davis Chemical Co. Div.
Robert K. Johnson
L & R Dyestuffs Corp.
William Stein
Max Marx Color & Chemical Co.
NIOSH
Frank Mackison
Jerry Chandler
Otto B. May, Inc.
Mr. Solomberger
Organic Chemical Corp.
Richard Coulston, Inc.
Ridgeway Colors & Chemical
Robert Gausman
United Merchants & Mfg.-
Roma Chemical Color Division
Richard Levesque
USM Corp.
George Hughs
Verona Dyestuff Div. Mobay Chem. Corp.
Dr. Vias
Sandoz Colors & Chemicals
Dr. Peter Hay
Sherwin-Williams Co.
Charles Mel1en
Sun Chemical Corporation
Dr. Hugh Smith
Stanford Research Institute
Mr. Kirt McCaleb
Synalloy Corp., Blackman-Uhler Div,
Tom Hanley
Synthetic Organic Chemical
Maufuacturers, Association
Mr. Thorn
Tenneco Colors Division,
Tenneco Chemical, Inc.
Stan Gannon
Toms River Chemical Co.
Dr. Stanley Stafiej
Paul Uhlich
UOP, Inc.
Al Hoffman
John Schroder
Upjohn Company
Paul Woolrich
Mr. Baptie
U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency
James Gallup
Robert Dellinger
James Berlow
Don Anderson
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ATTACHMENT E
LIST OF REFERENCE DOCUMENTS
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