PVCu Surcharge Update

In line with our recent communications, please note that we have updated the temporary surcharge as a result of continued cost increases of PVCu resin. These changes are effective from the 17th May 2021 and has been communicated to all customers.

It is likely that the upward trend in this cost will continue until late summer, at which point - and subject to a return to normal levels - the surcharge system will be removed.

For further details please make contact with your local Business Development Manager or other usual point of contact.

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