The Family Business WESSLING

Since 1983, the name WESSLING has stood for high quality and customer focus. Find out here about the individual factors that make up our internationally oriented family business: For us, pragmatism and innovativeness, creativity and precision are all closely interlinked.

In January 1983 Dr Erwin Weßling laid the foundation stone for the company in Altenberge and wrote the first chapter in its success story.

One generation later, the story is still being told as Julia, Florian, Anna and Diana Weßling lead the international WESSLING Group and its 1,200 employees into the future.

A restored windmill in the heart of the Münsterland dating back to the 18th century was the site Dr Erwin Weßling chose for the first chemical laboratory in the life of the young company. WESSLING then went on to set up one site after another throughout Germany – and in international locations from 1992 onwards. at over 40 years after its foundation, the group has sites at 22 locations in Europe and China.

WESSLING Romania SRL is a member of the important international WESSLING network in Germany. For more than 20 years it has been offering the market a unique range of laboratory services and specialized consultancy for environmental protection, food safety and health. The approx. 100 employees have qualifications from over 40 areas of expertise. The company's values include commitment to quality, transparency, customer orientation, expertise and good communication.

Read the important stages of WESSLING Romania evolution

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