IRAQ OIL FOR FOOD – ADHESIVES – SADDAM KICKBACKS REPORT
November 1st, 2005
BY KEITH NUTHALLADHESIVES supplies companies paid together tens-of-thousands of dollars in kickbacks to the toppled Saddam Hussein regime, the Independent Inquiry Committee into the UN Iraq Oil for Food programme scandal has claimed. A report said they paid Iraq to secure humanitarian supply contracts under the scheme, out of 2,200 companies overall. Adhesive industry kickbacks mentioned included the Jordanian Austrian Chemicals Co Ltd, of Jordan, paying US$20,736 in securing a contract worth US$185,644 for supplying PVA adhesive: the company did not comment on ...
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