This 2020 has been a tough and exceptional year. The whole of society has had to reinvent itself after the outbreak of the crisis caused by Covid-19. At Concentrol, throughout this year we have wanted to continue together with our clients, suppliers, collaborators and workers, offering new solutions and adapting our activity to the maximum to the needs of the “new normal”.
Now that we are about to start a new year, we want to wish you Happy Holidays and a Merry Christmas. In 2021, we hope to undertake new projects that help us overcome the challenges of the company and meet the needs of our customers. To say goodbye to this year, we have published a special edition of “Leaders of the invisible” starring Santa Claus and one of the gourmet Christmas products, cheese.
On the one hand, in the new Christmas Edition, solutions such as silicone stabilizers for thermic and acoustic insulation, water based contact adhesives used in the manufacture of sofas, anti-foaming agents for textile production, additives for specialty papers, wax and silicone surface additives for wood varnishes and release agents for polyurethane soles, are included.
On the other hand, the “Leaders of the unseen” campaign also shows Concentrol products dedicated to the cheese sector. From the “Food Processing Aids” division, the chemical company presents the adhesives to cover the needs of the sector, anti-foaming agents to control foam in food processes, and coatings for cheeses and sausages that improve their quality, conservation and appearance.
For yet another year, at Concentrol we have worked to create and deliver the best possible solutions to our customers. 2020 has been unpredictable and difficult to manage on some occasions, but with the efforts of the entire team, partners and partners we have been able to adapt to the situation and come out even stronger. We want to thank and encourage all the people who do their part to combat the effects of Covid-19; only with the union of all will we be able to return to normality and protect society.
