JSR Genetics appoints account manager

Len Phoenix will focus on making services available to southern UK pig producers

June 7, 2009

Len Phoenix has been appointed UK-based JSR Genetics' key account manager for the South.

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Phoenix will focus on making the company's genetics, breeding stock and services available to pig producers in the south of the UK.

Phoenix worked for Malcolm Easey and Norbrook before joining JSR.

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