Barentz to Distribute Corum’s Advanced Materials pPortfolio in Malaysia and Singapore
Corum announces a new distribution partnership with Barentz, a global provider of professional ingredient solutions. Barentz will distribute its advanced portfolio of high-performance ingredients, including anti-aging peptides, vitamin C derivatives, cooling agents, and active ingredients for anti-dandruff, anti-hair loss and anti-acne solutions in Malaysia and Singapore.
This collaboration is a key milestone in its global expansion strategy, reinforcing its commitment to providing innovative, science-backed solutions to the personal care and pharmaceutical industries. With Barentz’s strong market presence and deep customer relationships in Asia Pacific, they are confident that their products will reach a wider audience while maintaining the highest standards of efficacy and quality.
Building on the successful collaboration with Barentz on personal care ingredients in the US and Canada, this extended agreement reflects the synergies between the companies. "We are excited to expand our partnership with Barentz, leveraging their strong market presence and customer relationships while exploring cross-border opportunities," said Peimin Lee, President of Corum. We are committed to developing innovative products with proven efficacy to meet evolving market needs. Barentz's mission to deliver innovative and sustainable ingredients aligns perfectly with ours, making them an ideal partner to begin this new chapter."
Jacqueline Hoe, Vice President, Personal and Home Care, Asia Pacific, Barentz, added: "Innovation and scientific excellence are at the core of Corum's expertise in molecular cosmetics and biotechnology. Their strong clinical research and focus on sustainability make them a natural fit for our strategy to provide high-quality, forward-thinking solutions to our customers. We are proud to work with Corum to bring these advanced ingredients to market, continuing our mission to deliver 'always a better solution'."
2026-10-25
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