SERVICE COMPANY GUIDE
HALEX MICROMIX PLANT RHODIA SAPEC
INDUSTRIES HEALTH NOVECARE Herdade das Praias
Lot PTB 264 Coachgap Lane 40 Rue de la Haie Coq
2901-901 Setúbal
Jalan Tun Mutalib 1 Langar 93306 Aubervilliers
Portugal
Bandar Tenggara Nottingham France Tel: +351 265 710103
Johor NG13 9HP Fax: +351 265 710105
Malaysia
Tel: +33 1 5356 5000
Tel: +44 207 192 7001 Fax: +33 1 5356 5335
Tel: +60 7 8966985 Fax: +44 (0)1949 861 061
Fax: +60 7 8966988
INCHEMA
180 Old Tappan Road
SAFAPAC
SBM-
Bldg 6
Stapledon Road
DEVELOPPEMENT
Old Tappan
Orton Southgate
NJ 07675 PLANT IMPACT
156 Route de la Valentine
Peterborough
USA
BP 90120 13371 Marseilles
2 Lockside Office Park
Cambridgeshire
Cedex 11
Tel: +1 201 768 1770 Lockside Road
PE2 6TB
France
Fax: +1 201 768 2290 Riversway
UK
Tel: +33 6 20 25 40 54
Preston
Tel: +44 1733 367 656
jean-philippe.auriat@sbm-
Lancashire
Fax: +44 1733 367 651
formulation.com
PR2 2YS
martin.steele@safapac.co.uk
www.sbm-formulation.com
INTERAGRO (UK)
UK
www.safapac.co.uk
Contact: Jean-Philippe Auriat
230 Avenue West
Tel: +44 1772 733744
Contact: Martin Steele
Skyline 120
Fax: +44 1772 733838 SBM Development is one of
Safapac is one of Europe’s
Great Notley
info@plantimpact.com Europe’s leading toll-formulation
leading independent chemical
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www.plantimpact.com companies providing an extended
formulations, blending and
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range of technologies including
Plant Impact is a highly inventive
packing providers.
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the most sophisticated (WG using
company that is providing new
UK technologies for sustainable
With over 20 years’ experience
fluidised bed or extrusion, EW,
in providing for the service needs
SE, and water soluble sachets),
Tel: +44 1376 552703
agriculture. Plant Impact is
of companies, from small niche
while working for most of the
Fax: +44 1279 567608
helping to transform agriculture
with its creative approach and has
sales and marketing companies
multinational companies.
rapidly established a reputation
who do not have their own
SBM offers a full formulation
as a world expert in plant stress
manufacturing facilities through
and packing service from the
relief. The company makes
to major blue chip organisations,
early development stage.
ISCA speciality products for increased
Safapac can offer clients a
TECHNOLOGIES
tolerance to all forms of stress
‘virtual factory’ facility.
Our main manufacturing and
packaging plants are certified
and physiological disorders.
The company focuses on offering
PO Box 5266
for their integrated management
These products are consistently
a flexible range of manufacturing,
Riverside
system (ISO 9001, ISO 14001,
showing dramatic results in
packing and support services to
CA 92507
safety management system).
the field through increased
the agchem industry.
USA marketable yields, improved food A new solid workshop was
Safapac’s new facility at
Tel: +1 951 686 5008
quality, earlier harvest and sugar implemented at the Beziers
Junction 17 on the A1 in the
Fax: +1 815 346 1722
production, increased maturation plant in 2007, paying special
and uniformity with less inputs.
UK, positions it ideally for
attention to safety equipment.
The company has also pioneered
access to the east coast ports,
This workshop is equipped with
BugOil technology – a benign
the channel tunnel and all
efficient air jet mill equipment
green pest controller for aphids,
London and Midland airports.
and high output continuous fluid
KWIZDA AGRO mites and whitefly based on bed providing high quality WDG.
Dr Karl Lueger-Ring 6
essential oils. BugOil has proven
A GMP workshop is available at
Vienna 1010
efficacy levels that rival the
the Iris/Solupack packaging plant.
Austria
current leading standards but with
none of residue or toxicity issues.
Tel: +43 5 9977 10
Fax: +43 5 9977 10280
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