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Lonza Adds to Nutrition Portfolio
May 7, 2007
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 85, Issue 19
Lonza has acquired the assets of the Quebec firm SAM Electron Technologies, founded in 2000 to develop a cerium-based oxidation technology that it now uses to make vitamin K-3. Unlike most vitamin K-3 processes, Lonza says, SAM's process avoids the use of chromium as an oxidizing agent. The deal includes a 400-metric-ton-per-year vitamin K-3 plant in Shawinigan, Quebec. The vitamin is used mainly in animal nutrition applications.
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