Feed safety company names research and development director

Anitox, a company offering pathogen elimination, mold control and milling efficiency programs for the feed milling, primary meat and egg production industries, appointed Dr. Peter F. S. Street as director of research and development. Based at the company's EMEA-Region office at Earls Barton in Northhamptonshire, England, Dr. Street will focus on bringing the company's new products that are currently in development through to a commercial launch.

December 5, 2011

Anitox, a company offering pathogen elimination, mold control and milling efficiency programs for the feed milling, primary meat and egg production industries, appointed Dr. Peter F. S. Street as director of research and development.

Based at the company's EMEA-Region office at Earls Barton in Northhamptonshire, England, Dr. Street will focus on bringing the company's new products that are currently in development through to a commercial launch. Dr. Street joined Antiox in 2008 as technical director.

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