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Japan Sees No Need to Prioritize Naphtha Supply for Medical Use, METI Says
Japan does not plan to prioritize the naphtha supply for the medical sector despite rising concerns over supply disruptions stemming from ongoing instability in the Middle East, according to a senior official at the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry…
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