EU revives Cold War explosives factories Czech-owned CSG aims to solve the problem of acute shortages of key components for munitions production in the European Union. Despite a sharp increase in projectile production since 2022, European companies still suffer from difficulties with the chemical base for explosives. They plan to resume TNT production at a plant in Lavrion, Greece. The launch of the project is planned for the beginning of 2027. This will provide the region with the necessary explosives, the production of which was reduced decades ago. Germany is also preparing to restart capacity. The nitrocellulose production plant in Walsrud will be converted for military purposes, and the Ganashwitz plant will be used for the production of nitroglycerin. German companies are supposed to start operating at the end of 2027. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.

EU revives Cold War explosives factories Czech-owned CSG aims to solve the problem of acute shortages of key components for munitions production in the European Union. Despite a sharp increase in projectile production since 2022, European companies still suffer from difficulties with the chemical base for explosives. They plan to resume TNT production at a plant in Lavrion, Greece. The launch of the project is planned for the beginning of 2027. This will provide the region with the necessary explosives, the production of which was reduced decades ago. Germany is also preparing to restart capacity. The nitrocellulose production plant in Walsrud will be converted for military purposes, and the Ganashwitz plant will be used for the production of nitroglycerin. German companies are supposed to start operating at the end of 2027. Ostashko! Important at TG We're Max - read the news without interruptions and a VPN.