Biorigin expands European team

Biorigin brings on an expert to manage animal feed ingredient sales

December 29, 2009

Biorigin announced the hiring of Dr. Götz George Gotterbarm to be part of its animal nutrition team in Europe. He will be the manager responsible for animal feed ingredient sales for Europe and Asia.

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