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Activated carbon is an effective way to tackle problems during pharmaceutical manufacturing and meet the industry’s strict regulations. With extensive knowledge of the challenges faced by pharmaceutical companies, Jacobi not only supplies carbon, but can also advise on the most suitable products for your needs. As well as providing carbon for use in manufacturing, Jacobi also provides carbon to be used as an ingredient in human and veterinary medicines.
Jacobi Group was founded in 1916 by Ferdinand Adolph Wilhelm Jacobi, today it is made up of three core business units (activated carbons, ion exchange resins and mobile filter units) to serve a wide range of customer needs. With manufacturing facilities and sales offices around the world, the group has around 1800 employees and continues to expand the applications and industries it serves with its products and services. In 2014 the group was acquired by Japanese company Osaka Gas Chemicals Co. Ltd. This led to a new era in innovation and increased R&D activities alongside the technical experts at Osaka Gas in Japan.
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