According to the Chemical Manufacturers Association, failure to ratify the ban will cost U.S. producers $600 million each year in lost sales to such countries as Germany, Japan, and India.
According to chemical manufacturers if the ban is not ratified U.S. producers will lose 600 million annually to foreign businesses.
According to chemical manufacturers if the ban is not ratified U.S. producers will gain 600 million annually to foreign businesses.
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