Dallas Group of America, Inc.
Joris van der Eerden is a seasoned professional in the field of innovation and development, currently serving as Vice President of Innovation & Development and Global Director of Innovation & Development at Dallas Group of America, Inc. since September 2020. Previously, Joris held several key positions at PQ Corporation, including EMEA R&D and Product Manager, European Silicate R&D Manager, and R&D Manager Dry Products from August 2001 to August 2020. Joris also contributed to Akzo-PQ Silica as Section Head of Industrial Chemicals and worked as a Research & Development Chemist at Solvay Pharmaceuticals. Early in the career, Joris was an R&D Researcher at NORIT N.V. Joris earned a Master of Science in Chemistry from the University of Amsterdam and a Bachelor in Chemistry from HU University of Applied Sciences Utrecht.
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Dallas Group of America, Inc.
In 1959, entrepreneur Robert H. Dallas formed what was to become one of the larger privately-owned chemical companies in the United States. In 1989, a newly formed Dallas Group of America, Inc. was established as a spin-off and grew into a diversified manufacturer of basic and specialty chemicals. The Dallas Group produces the highest quality MAGNESOL® and DALSORB® synthetic magnesium silicates, ammonium chloride, ammonium sulfate, and lignosulfonates and serves customers in more than 100 countries. The company operates multiple manufacturing and packaging facilities in North America, China, and Europe. The Dallas Group’s laboratories are staffed with degreed chemists, engineers, and technicians performing more than 50,000 tests each year to ensure that all products and raw materials meet specifications for quality and purity. Selected staff routinely participate in the AOCS Approved Chemists Program and have been awarded Proficiency Program Winner status in AOCS’s NIOP Fats and Oils Program numerous times. Our production facilities are GMP-certified, ensuring that our products are consistently produced and controlled according to quality standards.