Nutritionist joins Premier Nutrition

Will join pig team

May 20, 2010

 Michelle Sprent has joined Premier Nutrition as a nutritionist on its pig team. She will provide technical support to the company’s UK and export sales teams.

 Sprent has a range of pig experience, most recently focusing on piglet nutrition and technical support of commercial efforts in Europe and the Far East. She graduated form the University of Nottingham in 1998 with a degree in Agriculture and Food Sciences specializing in nutrition, and then earned a master’s degree in pig nutrition from the University of Aberdeen. Premier Nutrition is a division of The Agriculture Group of ABF, a technology-based animal nutrition product firm.

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