Companies that require chemicals for the creation of their products are likely to find that performing all production tasks in-house is costly, time consuming and comes with a variety of government regulations that must be adhered to.
Contract chemical manufacturers provide a service that allows customers to focus on their internal key objectives for the outsourcing of product to that it is no longer a distraction for overall manufacturing compliance.
Working with custom chemical manufacturing services that offer contract production options can help on the compliance front in these ways and more:
While most consumers never think about it, bringing a product to market can require input from a multitude of specialists. Products that contain oils, fragrances, chemicals and other additives, for example, may be difficult and costly to make entirely in-house. This is where contracting toll manufacturing services for the precise compounds required can save time and money while ensuring the delivery of quality ingredients.
From cosmetic companies and food producers to creators of pesticides, many companies require chemical processes to complete their own products. That doesn’t mean, however, that most companies handle their own chemical processing on site. Many, in fact, contract out using toll manufacturing services. This high-quality, high-efficiency alternative enables companies to save a great deal of money while still ensuring they have the ingredients they need to make the products they deliver to their own customers.
No matter which industry you have an expertise in (cleaning solvents, pharmaceuticals, or textiles), a custom chemical manufacturing company like InChem can provide you with all the assistance you require for processing test batches, by honoring contract expectations, and implementing custom chemical processes that create added value for your business.
Michael Crownshaw, former customer service coordinator for InChem in Rock Hill, has been promoted to the position of marketing/sales coordinator in Charlotte.
Brian Westmoreland, an Army veteran with more than 20 years experience in customer service and supply chain management, has been named the new customer service coordinator for InChem Corp. based in the Rock Hill, S.C., facility.
InChem has received a Gold award from Charlotte Water, which is the highest a company can receive as a new industry in the awards competition. InChem is also eligible to reach the Platinum level in its fifth consecutive year of Gold.
Jon McCracken, a highly experienced and certified manufacturing executive, has been named Chief Operating Officer (COO) of InChem Corp., a custom and toll chemical manufacturer based in Rock Hill, S.C.