Argentina
Croda Argentina was established in Greater Buenos Aires in 1999, providing easy access to customers from within and outside the city. Argentina is also home to an Incotec manufacturing site, located in the city of Pergamino in the heart of the Argentinian seed industry, 200km from Buenos Aires. The Argentina team, which grew significantly following the acquisition of Incotec and Plant Impact, has created a working environment that is both dynamic and fun.
Croda Argentina SA
Av. de los Lagos N°205 Floor 2
Sector 2 East
(1670) Tigre
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Sector 2 East
(1670) Tigre
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Tel: +54 11 4898 3000
Croda at a glance
At Croda, we are driven by our Purpose, to use smart science to create high-performance ingredients and technologies that improve lives.
Supplier Spanish
Programa de cumplimento anticorrupcion y de etica global de Croda
Como parte de nuestro compromiso con el comercio responsable y ético, desarrollamos un Código de conducta para proveedores, que describe nuestros compromisos de sustentabilidad y principios clave para que los proveedores hagan negocios con nosotros. El Código cubre:
- Sostenibilidad
- Requerimientos legales
- Conflicto de intereses
- Derechos humanos
- Salud y seguridad
- Gestión ambiental
- Soborno y corrupción
- Minerales de conflicto
- Bienestar de los animales
- Confidencialidad
- Calidad
Further reading
Croda crowned Britain’s Most Admired Chemicals Company for eighth year running
15 January 2025: the company that uses smart science to create high-performance ingredients and solutions that improve lives, has been voted Britain’s Most Admired Chemicals Company for the eighth...
Croda announces brand evolution to mark centenary year
6 January 2025: Croda International Plc (“Croda”), the company that uses smart science to create high-performance ingredients and solutions that improve lives, today announces a brand evolution to...
Directorate change
John Ramsay, having served as a non-executive director and Chair of Audit Committee for over 5 years, will retire from the Board on 1 March 2025 and will be replaced by Ian Bull.