Increases Operations in the Far East

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Increases Operations in the Far East

05 Oct, 2011

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Loba Chemie Pvt, Ltd has increased its market operations to the Far East area. The company has identified the market as an untapped potential area to push its products. Loba Chemie is based in Mumbai, India and has been servicing this industry for more than 45 years with over 4000 products.

Loba has managed to identify its partners in the above areas and has created more than 10 stock holding points which will be able to service the market with immediate and complete supplies of its product range of chemicals and glassware.

Loba will also look into establishing a manufacturing and warehousing facility in Thailand in the months to come. They

will be looking to acquire a local company that will be able to provide them with their experience of production,

warehousing and logistics. This will allow reduction in some of the shipping cost and also service other areas such as Australia and New Zealand directly from Thailand.

The company will establish a local office with independent control for the Far East customers by the end of 2011. New

products include standard solutions, AAS and ICP Standards, a range of high purity solvents – pesticide residue analysis, environmental, LC-MS, and peptide synthesis grade. The company will offer the same for OEM in the beginning of 2012.

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