Sustainable additives from Europe
All production takes place in Europe, at the company's state-of-the-art facility in Barcelona, Spain. Almost all of the raw materials used are sourced in Europe, which not only guarantees the highest quality standards but also shortens supply chains and improves the company's environmental footprint. To meet growing demand and further increase supply security, Condensia Química will expand its production capacity to 12,000 tons per year by 2025.
A unique selling point is the ability to develop customized solutions, even for smaller quantities. Customers benefit from tailor-made additives that are precisely tailored to their specific requirements. This flexibility is the result of continuous research and development work carried out by Condensia Química in close cooperation with leading universities and research institutes in Europe.
Nordmann and Condensia Química pursue a clear goal: to combine sustainable innovations with sound market expertise – for a responsible future for additive technology in Europe.
The strengths of Nordmann's partner Condensia Química at a glance:
- Many years of experience – on the market since 1975
- 100% European production – exclusively in Barcelona, Spain
- Commitment to long-term partnerships
- Extensive R&D activities in collaboration with national and international universities and research institutes
- Raw materials from Europe – almost all components are sourced in Europe
- Focus on sustainability – development of bio-based & biodegradable additives and PCFs
- Capacity expansion in 2025 – to 20,000 tons for greater flexibility and security of supply
- Individual solutions – tailor-made additives even for manageable quantities
- Research & development – continuous innovation for customer-specific requirements
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*Materials for rubber and adhesives distributed in Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Hungary, the Nordic countries, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia and Switzerland.
Materials for plastics distributed in Germany and France.
Sustainable additives from Europe
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