Yorkshire natural ingredients specialist secures regional partnership
A global personal care ingredients manufacturer based in Yorkshire has expanded its distribution network with a new local contract.
Stephenson has partnered with Ripon-based O&3 to supply products for its liquid and ‘melt and pour’ soap base range.
Established in 1856, Stephenson manufactures and distributes a range of natural ingredients for personal care products to customers around the world from its base in Horsforth.
Following the deal, O&3 customers will be able to order Stephenson products including the Crystal melt and pour range: Crystal ST – clear melt and pour base, Crystal WST – white base, Crystal Goat’s Milk and Crystal OMP – certified organic base.
Richard Musgrave, marketing manager for Stephenson, said “We are delighted to work with…the team at O&3 and are looking forward to combining our skills and expertise.”
Thomas Kerfoot at O&3 added: “We want to offer our customers the right balance of product and expertise. Stephenson’s range and commitment to innovation aligns to those needs.”
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