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Temmentec AG
Lütoldstrasse 6, Sumiswald, Berne, 3454, Switzerland T: + 41 34 43 26 111 F: + 41 34 43 26 191 E:
contact@temmentec.ch W:
www.temmentec.ch
For further information please visit our stand.
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Terry Laboratories Inc.
7005 Technology Drive, Melbourne, Florida, 32904, USA T: + 1 321 259 1630 F: + 1 321 242 0625 E:
dsn@terrylabs.com W:
www.terrylabs.com
Terry Laboratories is the world's oldest, largest and most trusted manufacturer of quality Aloe Vera extracts and concentrates. Since 1973, Terry Laboratories has been advancing the Aloe Vera Industry with pioneering research and development, new processes, products, and customer education. We manufacturer Aloe Vera gels, powders, and specialty Aloe Vera extracts and have global representation in over 60 countries. Our superior methods of stabilization are instrumental in the development of new product applications and delivery systems to meet customer demands. Unlike all other manufacturers, our testing, distribution, production, formulation, customer service, sales, and leadership operate from one centralized location.
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The International Group Inc.
50 Salome Drive, Agincourt, Ontario, M1S 2A8, Canada T: + 1 973 327 2319 F: + 1 973 327 2319 E:
jblythe@igiwax.com W:
www.igicares.com
The International Group (
www.igiwax.com) has been in the wax business for over 60 years. Today IGI is the leader in wax innovation. Through our wax formulations, IGI Cares is now providing the personal care industry with new products, technologies and innovations.
First Time Exhibitor.
Q11
TensaChem SA
Rue de Renory, 28, Ougree, B-4102, Belgium T: + 32 43 38 93 29 F: + 32 43 38 95 03 E:
barban@tensachem.com W:
www.tensachem.com
TensaChem manufactures a comprehensive range of anionic surfactants (including pharmacopeia grades), speciality syndets, and hot melt bases. Our products are widely used in personal & home care and industrial applications and we service a global customer base. TensaChem, a GRI Group company (
www.grigroup.co.uk), is a dynamic and responsive organisation, committed to continuous improvements and superior customer support. Please contact us as we would be delighted to assist with your requirements. Visit
www.tensachem.com for a full product range and meet us in Milan to discover more.
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Textron Tecnica, S.L
Girona 34, 5 - 6 Floor, Granollers, Barcelona, 8402, Spain T: + 34 938 604 500 F: + 34 938 707 462 E:
textron@plimon.com W:
www.plimon.com
Textron counts on a century of experience in supplying quality Vegetable Oils to the Cosmetics and Pharmaceutical Industries. Sweet Almond, Olive, Grape Seed, amongst many others, are available in the refined, virgin and pharmacopoeia grades. Textron also supplies the Evoil Actives range of specially formulated plant oils that are enhanced with active ingredients. And the Evoil Basics line of selected oils, in which the oil has been optimised to obtain greater functionality and stability, at a reduced cost. Textron also supplies a comprehensive range of preservatives for the cosmetic industry. Please ask us about our newest line of mild preservatives.
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The Kerfoot Group
F93
The Olive House, Standard Way Industrial Park, Northallerton, North Yorkshire, DL6 2XA, UK T: + 44 (0) 161 000 0000 F: + 44 (0) 161 000 0000 E:
speciality@kerfootgroup.co.uk W:
www.kerfootgroup.co.uk
The Kerfoot Group is a leading provider of Carrier, Essential, Organic oils & Butters/ Waxes for the global Personal Care and Nutrition markets. TKG is at the cutting edge of developing and sourcing standard and exotic oils whilst continually establishing strategic partnerships with key producers from around the world. Within the year we have set up our own cold-pressing plant for the production of niche oils. We also have an on-site oil testing facility which is quality accredited with BRC. A dedicated team is on hand to make sure that the very best quality oils arrive at their destination promptly.
TER HELL & CO. GMBH
Borsenbrucke 2, Hamburg, 20457, Germany T: + 49 40 30 05 01 80 43 F: + 49 40 30 05 01 85 43 E:
weger@terhell.com W:
www.tergroup.com
We supply a comprehensive portfolio of products, ranging from dyes, celluloseethers, preservatives, and surfactants for cosmetics. Our range is by no means restricted to existing standard solutions. We are also pleased to offer our customers technical expertise on specific problems. We see ourselves not just as suppliers but more importantly as competent partners to our customers. In this role, we act as an interface and link between the chemical and downstream processing industries. With our broadly based product range, the technical expertise of our employees and our high service commitment, we can offer solutions specially tailored to your application sector.
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The HallStar Company
120 South Riverside Plaza Suite 1620, Chicago, Illinois, 60606, USA T: + 1 732 212 9823 E:
vzubb@hallstar.com W:
www.hallstar.com
At HallStar, our goal is to be the best at providing unique, technically sound solutions that enable our customers to pursue their innovations with confidence. Continuously building upon our expertise in ester chemistry, we look forward to showcasing our innovations on a global scale in the personal care ingredient market. HallStar ingredients provide numerous benefits to skin care products. HallStar® esters deliver moisturization and emolliency. HallStar delivers patented, globally approved solutions for our customers working in the area of sun care. HallStar produces additives for sun protection products that enhance their esthetics and performance.
First Time Exhibitor.
G50
The Nisshin OilliO Group Ltd
S80
1-Banchi, Shinmori-Cho, Isogo-Ku, Yokohama, 2358558, Japan T: + 81 457 575 440 F: + 81 457 575 444 E:
t-matsumoto@nisshin-oillio.com W:
www.nisshin-oillio.com
For further information please visit our stand.
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