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Teck declares force majeure on lead

TECK Cominco has declared force majeure on its refined lead contracts after an explosion earlier this month damaged the KIVCET lead furnace and boiler at its Trail operation in British Columbia.

Greg Tubby
Teck declares force majeure on lead

The furnace is not expected to resume production until the second half of March, and deliveries to lead customers are not expected to resume until April. Teck said at the time of the explosion zinc output...

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