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BASF Names Swagelok as a Global Preferred A-Supplier

02 April 2008 | By Mark Osborne | News > Critical Components

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“BASF sets demanding standards and has high expectations towards its suppliers. Swagelok deserves our recognition because it has been working very hard to meet these standards. The certificate acknowledges Swagelok’s success and establishes new goals for BASF’s suppliers,” noted Matthias Fankhänel, Senior Vice President, BASF global procurement and logistics.

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