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REDEBEL
Public profile- Saint-Amand, Belgium
- 11-50 collaborators
- Pharmaceutical/Biotech
- and 1 others
- Saint-Amand, Belgium
- 11-50 collaborators
- Pharmaceutical/Biotech
- and 1 others
Overview REDEBEL
http://www.redebel.beAbout us
What we do: REDEBEL is a Belgian company specializing in the development, testing, and registration of plant protection products, biocides, and chemical substances. Certified in Good Experimental Practice (GEP) and Good Laboratory Practice (GLP), the company conducts agricultural field trials and offers comprehensive support for product registration, serving clients primarily in the pharmaceutical, biotech, and chemical industries.
Where we are located: The company is headquartered at Rue de Chassart 4, 6221 Fleurus, Belgium.
Short history: Founded in 1988, REDEBEL was the first Belgian company to receive GLP certification in 1993 and GEP certification in 1997. Over more than three decades, it has established itself as a key player in agricultural research and regulatory affairs.
Organization & culture: With around 30 employees, REDEBEL is a medium-sized private company that values innovation, customer satisfaction, and long-term collaboration. The company fosters an inclusive culture where expertise and passion drive high-quality service delivery.
Company roles mapping
This mapping combines roles declared by the company and roles identified by artificial intelligence from public data or past job offers. Some job titles are also standardised according to the European ESCO nomenclature (European Skills, Competences, Qualifications and Occupations) to ensure consistency with European skills frameworks. Learn more about AI transparency and ESCO →
- Sales Manager
- Regulatory affairs specialist
- Agricultural and forestry technician
- Research scientist
Employee distribution by work field
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