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Symphony launches Canadian operation

Liz Wells, packagingnews.co.uk, 19 September 2008

Symphony Environmental Technologies, the degradable plastics group, is to open a new sales and distribution facility in Montreal, Canada.

The facility, open through its wholly-owned subsidiary Symphony Environmental, will support growing demand for its d2w oxo-biodegradable additive products and technology in North America.

The 10-year exclusive distribution agreement with Symphony Environmental is for the Canadian market, Symphony will own 30% of the shares in the Canadian company without cost.

Philippe Michon, who has been representing Symphony in France and Belgium for the past four years, will head the company.

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Facility will support growing demand for d2w in the region

Facility will support growing demand for d2w in the region

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