Smart Plastic announced the signing of a global strategic partnership agreement with Marubeni Specialty Chemicals.
Smart Plastic Technologies, LLC, is a specialist in the development, production and marketing of unique additives for use in polymers which provide biodegradation, antimicrobial, antifungal, production tracing, film thickness reduction and an oxygen scavenger designed to extend the shelf life of food products.
Smart Plastic Technologies announced the signing of a global strategic partnership agreement with Marubeni Specialty Chemicals which will provide market representation of Smart Plastic products in approximately 63 countries where Marubeni currently has established presence.
Marubeni Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries use their broad business networks, both within Japan and overseas, to conduct importing and exporting (including third country trading), as well as domestic business, encompassing a diverse range of business activities across wide-ranging fields including lifestyle, ICT and real estate business, forest products, food, Agri business, chemicals, power business, energy, metals and mineral resources, plant, aerospace and ship, finance and leasing business, construction, auto and industrial machinery, and next generation business development.
“Smart Plastic Technologies is delighted to have this opportunity to partner with a globally respected company such as Marubeni. All parties are enthused about the growth potential this represents for our Company. Product training is anticipated to commence in November of this year. SPT is fully committed to continue to maintain its recognized position as a leader in the development of additives designed to protect the health of humankind and our planet” said Tim Murtaugh, CEO of Smart Plastic.
For further information about Marubeni please contact:
Geronimo Santana, Asst. General Manager
Marubeni Specialty Chemicals, Inc.
10 Bank Street, Suite 740
White Plains, NY 10606
Phone: 914.428.5528
Website: www.marubenisci.com
Smart Plastic Technologies, LLC, is a specialist in the development, production and marketing of unique additives for use in polymers which provide biodegradation, antimicrobial, antifungal, production tracing, film thickness reduction and an oxygen scavenger designed to extend the shelf life of food products.
Smart Plastic Technologies announced the signing of a global strategic partnership agreement with Marubeni Specialty Chemicals which will provide market representation of Smart Plastic products in approximately 63 countries where Marubeni currently has established presence.
Marubeni Corporation and its consolidated subsidiaries use their broad business networks, both within Japan and overseas, to conduct importing and exporting (including third country trading), as well as domestic business, encompassing a diverse range of business activities across wide-ranging fields including lifestyle, ICT and real estate business, forest products, food, Agri business, chemicals, power business, energy, metals and mineral resources, plant, aerospace and ship, finance and leasing business, construction, auto and industrial machinery, and next generation business development.
“Smart Plastic Technologies is delighted to have this opportunity to partner with a globally respected company such as Marubeni. All parties are enthused about the growth potential this represents for our Company. Product training is anticipated to commence in November of this year. SPT is fully committed to continue to maintain its recognized position as a leader in the development of additives designed to protect the health of humankind and our planet” said Tim Murtaugh, CEO of Smart Plastic.
For further information about Marubeni please contact:
Geronimo Santana, Asst. General Manager
Marubeni Specialty Chemicals, Inc.
10 Bank Street, Suite 740
White Plains, NY 10606
Phone: 914.428.5528
Website: www.marubenisci.com
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