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Air Products Increases Prices for Electronics Offerings
14-12-2011: Air Products announced that effective January 1, 2012, or as contracts allow, it will be increasing prices in North America by 3.5% to 15% on all electronics materials and electronic formulated products. In addition, Air Products will be eliminating rental discounts on these products.
The price increase is necessary to address escalating production costs.
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