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ARTHUR SCHOPF HYGIENE GMBH & CO. KG

Germany

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Pfaffensteinstrasse 1 83115 Neubeuern - Germany

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Business Description

Arthur Schopf-Hygiene GmbH & Co. KG is a company with national and international operations. The production of high-quality animal hygiene products, disinfectants and biocides for the agricultural, veterinary and foodstuffs industries is at the heart of our corporate philosophy. You are guaranteed the best customer service and a solution-oriented approach thanks to our innovative products, in-house research and development and our employees' technical expertise. The manufacturing range in the field of animal hygiene comprises approximately 300 products, making it the most comprehensive range of products of all comparable companies in Europe. Around 70% of these products originate from our own development and are manufactured in-house. Thanks to the high flexibility of internal structures, a large number of products can also be offered under private label. Pest control has been part of the traditional range for decades, for which a recognised effective overall system is offered. The company is now the market leader in Germany in this sector

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