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Discover What Major Chemicals Customers Are Looking For in Future Suppliers

DCC launches innovative programme to empower SMMEs in the chemicals sector KwaZulu-Natal, September 2024 – The Durban Chemicals Cluster (DCC) recently launched its groundbreaking Origin8 programme, designed to drive localisation and enable transformation in the South African chemicals sector. This innovative initiative, funded by the Chemical Industries Education and Training Authority (CHIETA), aims to empower …

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