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Anitox appoints new Regulatory Manager

12-10-2009 | |

Anitox appointed Dr Lin Wylie to the position of Regulatory Manager as part of its international expansion in Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia.

Dr Wylie’s responsibilities initially include the registration/re-registration of new/existing compounds and products to comply with new European Union Feed Regulations which will come into force in 2010 and also registration of existing EU biocidal products, together with product registrations in new markets throughout the world.

In addition, her strong technical background, particularly in poultry, will provide the company with a valuable knowledge resource.

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