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Infraserv Höchst is a leading service provider and full-service site operator for the chemicals and pharmaceuticals industries. Based in Frankfurt/Main, Infraserv GmbH & Höchst KG supplies firms in the process industry with products and services in energy, facility management, safety, security, environmental protection and waste management. The wholly owned subsidiaries of the Infraserv Höchst Group include Infraserv Logistics, Provadis, Technion, and Technical Conversion Compound Industriepark Höchst. Infraserv operates one of Europe’s largest production and research sites: the Industriepark Höchst.
Celanese Corporation announced that Frankfurt-Hoechst Industrial Park has been selected as the new site for Ticona's Kelsterbach production operations in Germany. In November 2006, Celanese and Ticona, the engineered materials business of Celanese, along with Fraport, the operator of the Fr ... > more
Celanese Selects Frankfurt-Hoechst Industrial Park as Site for Ticona's Kelsterbach Relocation
Celanese Corporation announced that Frankfurt-Hoechst Industrial Park has been selected as the new site for Ticona's Kelsterbach production operations in Germany. In November 2006, Celanese and Ticona, the engineered materials business of Celanese, along with Fraport, the operator of the Fr ... more
Sustainable services and suggestions for the paper industry in Germany
The German pulp and paper industry faces a raft of challenges. Like all energy-intensive industries, it has to manage the vast uncertainty surrounding more
Medicine for the pharmaceutical industry. Cutting costs in infrastructure processes
To stay competitive, pharmaceutical companies have to explore every cost-cutting opportunity. They have already made some progress by outsourcing rese more
Site development and site operation for the chemical industry
Central Europe and Germany are on the verge of collapse. Criticisms of the overall economy automatically trickle down to the chemical and pharmaceutic more
