RoydadNaft –  The first shipment of Jam Petrochemical’s F7000 grade has been loaded, putting the high-density polyethylene product on the market under Jam’s commercial name and brand.

According to Roydad Naft, citing Jam Petrochemical’s public relations and international affairs office, the first F7000 cargo has been loaded. The company called it the start of supply under the Jam brand and a step toward establishing the identity of Jam’s polymer products in the market.

F7000 is a well-known grade in the high-density polyethylene slate and is used in the downstream chain and in polymer-product manufacturing. Loading the first shipment of Jam F7000 opens the way for continued supply to customers and others in the polymer industry.

Bringing Jam F7000 to market is part of Jam Petrochemical’s effort to develop and lock in a commercial identity for its products, strengthen the Jam brand, and make its supply more consistent.

With the first cargo loaded, Jam F7000 is officially on the supply path so this HDPE grade can reach the market and downstream industries under the Jam brand.