Facility detail

ASHLAND SPECIALTY INGREDIENTS (PARLIN PLANT)

50 S MINISINK AVE, PARLIN, NJ, 08859

Parent company: ASHLAND INC.

Carcinogen PBT — EPA classifications across all reporting years

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Year-over-year total releases

Reported on-site TRI releases in pounds (lbs), grouped by reporting year.

Top chemical totals

The 10 chemicals with the highest cumulative on-site releases in pounds (lbs) across all available years.

Full release table

Rows are years. Columns show the five highest-total chemicals across all years plus each year's total release volume.

All values in pounds (lbs)
Year	Carbon tetrachloride	tert-Butyl alcohol	Acetone	Nitric acid	Ethylene oxide	Total (lbs)
2024	—	22,113	—	608	147	22,868
2023	—	16,204	—	446	108	16,758
2022	—	19,242	—	461	142	19,845
2021	—	19,015	—	452	143	19,610
2020	—	18,060	—	449	141	18,650
2019	—	18,396	—	449	143	18,988
2018	—	19,747	—	463	142	20,352
2017	—	18,759	—	459	139	19,357
2016	—	19,528	—	454	735	20,717
2015	—	19,934	—	456	734	21,124
2014	—	19,053	—	452	710	20,216
2013	—	19,231	—	273	702	20,206
2012	—	16,232	—	262	682	17,176
2011	—	20,038	—	281	702	21,021
2010	—	20,227	—	278	2,181	22,686
2009	—	18,239	—	268	2,182	20,689
2008	—	19,408	—	454	2,088	21,950
2007	—	19,354	—	453	2,074	21,881
2006	—	19,354	—	453	2,073	21,880
2005	—	19,456	—	453	2,072	21,981
2004	—	20,031	—	457	2,072	22,560
2003	—	19,693	—	455	2,070	22,218
2002	—	3,227	—	457	201	3,885
2001	—	893	—	464	650	2,007
2000	—	877	—	4,483	661	9,574
1999	—	2,824	—	9,663	224	16,989
1998	—	2,404	—	9,656	134	16,949
1997	—	4,084	—	9,664	451	18,512
1996	—	20,923	—	9,664	2,067	37,406
1995	—	24,291	—	9,665	1,730	40,438
1994	—	17,652	—	9,672	1,261	29,085
1993	—	13,598	215,643	9,665	1,633	241,044
1992	—	36,060	147,436	9,852	1,653	195,870
1991	—	8,510	7,269	11,549	5	29,094
1990	—	8,585	7,360	13,245	5	30,210
1989	957,110	26,762	3,426	13,105	250	1,004,153
1988	895,478	27,744	—	13,115	250	940,390
1987	—	—	—	11,500	—	12,000

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