Ineos has contingency plans ready if Europe-U.S. tariffs rise

Black Ineos Grenadier during production in Hambach, France, March 2025 — Since 2022, Ineos has been making the Grenadier SUV, shown, at its factory in Hambach, France. It added production of the Quartermaster pickup in 2023. (DOUGLAS A. BOLDUC/AUTOMOTIVE NEWS EUROPE)

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Douglas A. Bolduc

March 21, 2025 03:21 PM

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