chemmarkt.de
Online shop selling chemical products, reagents and raw materials to household and industrial buyers
Highlights
- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-01
About chemmarkt.de
ChemMarkt.de sells chemical products for household and industrial use, including cleaning products, detergents, specialty chemicals, reagents and chemical raw materials.
The company operates an online store serving consumers and professional buyers, with international shipping. The Biogo group has operated since 2015; ChemMarkt is based in Wrocław, Poland.
Product: An online catalog of chemical products, laboratory reagents and chemical raw materials.
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