The Cognis Legacy range is now successfully integrated into Cornelius

Published: 31-May-2012
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Cornelius now the exclusive UK distributor


Cornelius' portfolio of BASF personal care ingredients has now been extended to incorporate the Cognis legacy raw materials which include the following product ranges: Cegesoft, Cetiol, Comperlan, Controx, Copherol, Cosmedia, Covi-ox, Cutina, Dehydol, Dehymuls, Dehyquart, Dehyton, Emulgade, Eumulgin, Euperlan, Eutanol, Gluadin, Hispagel, Hydragen, Lameform, Lamesoft, Lanette, Monomuls, Myritol, Nutrilan, Plantacare, Plantapon, Plantasil, Rheocare, Sulfopon and Texapon.

Cornelius is now the sole UK distributor for personal care and is responsible for all orders, enquiries and technical support on this range of materials in the UK and Eire. For more information about any of our product ranges please contact sales@cornelius.co.uk, or visit www.cornelius.co.uk
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