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Manufacturer has chemistry connected
Chemical manufacturer Airedale Chemical has unveiled the third edition of its Chemistry Connected newsletter which is available to download from Airedale Chemical’s website.
Chemistry Connected is an interactive, high quality e-newsletter, aimed at giving new and existing clients an inside look into one of the UK’s fastest growing chemical manufacturers and distributors. The quarterly newsletter covers the company’s latest news, commercial developments, new facilities, product focuses and people profiles.
Airedale Chemical group marketing manager, Daniel Marr, said: “Airedale has experienced huge growth over the last 12 months and we’re excited to share the news of our successes with our valued clients.
“Chemistry Connected gives readers a behind-the-scenes look at our West Yorkshire site and shows clients, new and old, that we are making significant strides in the chemical manufacturing world.”
Established in 1973, Airedale Chemical is a third generation family business and is just one of six European companies to comply with Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR). Building its success through solid industry proficiency and high impact sales, Airedale Chemical is widely recognised as one of the UK’s fastest growing chemical manufacturers, investing in its staff, distribution fleet and product offering to meet increasing customer demand.
Chemistry Connected is available for download at www.airedalechemical.co.uk.
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