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Transport by water Nedmag has a direct waterway connection with Rotterdam, one of the largest seaports in the world. We have a storage tank for liquid products in the harbour in Emden, Germany. From there, we can load directly onto seagoing vessels. …

Lhoist The Lhoist Group is a global producer and seller of lime, slaked lime and dolime, and technical lime applications. This family company is headquartered in Belgium. Lhoist has approximately 6,000 employees worldwide. NOM NV NOM, the investment and …

Sustainability We take the world around us into account in everything we do. Sustainability and the environment are key to our work: we believe it is our duty to use natural resources responsibly. We constantly strive to reduce our energy consumption. Our …

Guided tour Would you and your classmates like to visit Nedmag? No problem! Ask your teacher to make an appointment for a guided tour by phoning +31 (0)598 651 911 or sending an email to info@nedmag.nl.  AOT North Nedmag believes it is important for youth …

About Nedmag This website contains a lot of information on Nedmag, our products, and activities. Information concerning our history and our core values can be found on the "about us" pages. Check out our latest updates on the news and  projects pages. …

The applications for our magnesium salt are diverse. And if you ask us, this is just the tip of the iceberg. We want to continue researching and discovering even more possibilities by working together and sharing knowledge with like-minded partners around …

Our employees Nedmag employs people from a variety of backgrounds and functions: from process technologists to sales managers and from panel operators to business developers. Nevertheless, with 150 employees, we are a compact company.  Vacancies We are …

Nedmag has two locations where approximately 150 enthusiastic, dedicated employees work. The management is formed by five managers. The sales team consists of three sales …

Phosphorus is an important ingredient in artificial fertiliser and is therefore of great importance to our food production. Phosphorus eventually ends up in wastewater via the soil; the water is purified by wastewater treatment plants (WWTPs). Challenge …