Interacid Trading Chile is a member of Interacid Group. In 1993, Interacid established two companies in Chile, Interacid Trading S.A. (ITC), a company based in Santiago dedicated to the trading of sulfuric acid and Interacid Chile Limitada (ICL), a company handling the storage and dispatch of sulfuric acid to end-users.

Both companies were merged in 2008, and established as Interacid Trading (Chile) SA, to better coordinate the sulfuric acid supply to copper leaching projects in the north of Chile by sourcing the acid requirement from national producers as well as from overseas.

Interacid Chile has a maritime terminal located in Chile’s Region II (Mejillones). This region consumes approximately 80% of the sulfuric acid used in mining operations. The total storage capacity of the terminal is 155,000 metric tons. The terminal facilities allow the receipt of vessels of up to 80.300 metric tons (deadweight).

The above-mentioned terminal is also equipped to dispatch the acid in trucks (up to 280 trucks/24 hours) and rail cars (up to 8 trains of 28 cars/24 hours) according to the requirements of our clients. Strict compliance with health, safety, security, and environmental regulations are in force.

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