HunterLab Spreads Its Vibrant Colors to Europe: Introducing 'HunterLab Europe'
Steering HunterLab Europe is none other than the Christian Jansen, who literally grew up in the color spectrophotometry world
HunterLab unveils the latest chapter of its never-ending aim to provide the best instruments and service to our customers - the establishment of 'HunterLab Europe.' Our partnership with Murnau-based FMS Jansen is far from new; for 50 spirited years, they've been our reliable partners, seamlessly distributing and maintaining our instruments in Germany. Today, the German office evolves to become HunterLab's European cornerstone, harmoniously working alongside our well established HunterLab Asia-Pacific and our global headquarters in Reston, Virginia.
Bob Weaver, HunterLab's dynamic President and COO, shared, "Our association with FMS Jansen has always been more than business; it's a shared vision and commitment. As HunterLab Europe, they will now be the guiding force for the entire region offering support and leadership to our diverse family of European distributors. Our shared mission? Bring the best in color spectrophotometry to every European corner."
Steering HunterLab Europe is none other than the Christian Jansen, who literally grew up in the color spectrophotometry world. Continuing as the General Manager of HunterLab Europe, Christian, with over two decades in the industry and 17 years championing HunterLab's European endeavors, is poised to foster collaboration and innovation across all of Europe. And worry not, the heart of FMS – its dedicated team – has seamlessly transitioned to be HunterLab Europe, infusing their expertise and passion.
Christian Jansen enthused, "Our employees and the Jansen family have always identified themselves as part of HunterLab. Finally, this step is also formally completed, and we can put all our efforts into our customers and further development."
Behind the global acceptance of the Hunter L, a, b values stands HunterLab, redefining the art and science of color measurement. Whether it's making snacks for giants like Kraft Heinz and PepsiCo look irresistibly tasty or ensuring pristine color quality across industries, we've consistently been the color crusaders.
Bob Weaver added, "Color does more than just please the eye; it influences our taste, our purchase decisions. It's an intricate dance between aesthetics and science. Be it determining quality, freshness, or ingredient compatibility our advanced spectrophotometers are the unsung heroes. We are proud to be the magicians that ensure what you see is nothing short of perfect."
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