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  1. KOORDINATION KRAFTICUS GMBH

    Germany

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    We, Koordination Krafticus GmbH, are a manufacturer of food supplements and sports nutrition. As a subsidiary of Theodor Rietmann GmbH, we have a strong history concerning innovative products of top quality. Theodor Rietmann GmbH has been a family-managed company for more than 50 years, as well as one of the best manufacturers of premixes for large-scale industrial bakeries. Our customers can be found in Europe and throughout the world. A highly qualified team of over 160 employees is growing constantly, and implementing new ideas again and again. What makes us so special? As soon as we start your product development, you will notice the difference. We are proud to have well-trained Customer Service staff and short response times. You get a permanent contact from our team and don't have to ask among different departments. Tailor-made developments, tastings before product release and individual support from our experienced product managers are our strengths – with us, you are in good hands.

  2. URSAPHARM ARZNEIMITTEL GMBH

    Germany

    Founded in 1974 in Germany, URSAPHARM has grown into a global corporate group over the past few decades. Besides our German headquarters in Saarbrücken in Saarland, we have since brought sales offices in the Netherlands, Austria, Belgium, Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovakia, Russia and India into the URSAPHARM international network. Thanks to various partnership agreements with distributors, URSAPHARM products are represented in many other countries as well. For over 30 years, the name URSAPHARM has stood for the consistent transfer of innovative pharmaceutical concepts into successful pharmaceutical drugs and medical products. Today, URSAPHARM is an international medium-sized company and, due to its wide product range, has become a market leader in opthalmology in Germany.