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LANXESS: Italian company Endura Fine Chemicals markets active ingredient for insect repellent

13-Mar-2007

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LANXESS is extending its activities in the area of insect repellents. LANXESS subsidiary Saltigo and the Italian company Endura SpA Fine Chemicals have signed a contract under whose terms Endura will market Saltigo's active ingredient Bayrepel® (Icaridin) with immediate effect in Central and South America, Africa, the Middle East and India.

"This is another milestone in our drive to market Bayrepel® all over the globe," said Dr. Axel Westerhaus, Saltigo's Managing Director.

https://www.chemeurope.com/en/news/62698/lanxess-italian-company-endura-fine-chemicals-markets-active-ingredient-for-insect-repellent.html

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