From the
glass that is placed on the window to the detergent which is used at all homes,
from the petrol that gets filled in cars’ tanks to the steel that is supporting
the buildings around, every direct or indirect element that people come in
contact with in their daily lives has soda ash working behind the scenes. This
white and odourless alkaline powder has massive applications in the glass,
petrochemical, construction and other industrial sectors. Soda ash has a
considerable market in India. And the country’s current economic growth rate in
the past decade has only propelled the element’s expanse. In terms of profit, soda ash manufacturers have rarely
seen a downfall in recent times for the industries surrounding it are fueling
the growth of this niche.
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