Kreglinger Europe and Exsymol sign distribution deal

Published: 3-Nov-2010
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Kreglinger becomes exclusive distributor of Exsymol products in UK & Ireland


Belgian speciality distributor Kreglinger Europe has announced that it has become the exclusive distributor for Exsymol in the UK and Ireland.

The new partnership, which is an extension of collaboration between the two companies who have worked together in the Benelux market for many years, will be unveiled at SCS Formulate in Coventry next week, where both companies will be exhibiting.
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