JSR Appoints New International Sales Director

GLOBAL - Top UK pig genetics company JSR have reinforced their commitment to the global pig industry by appointing Paul Anderson to the role of International Sales Director.
calendar icon 29 January 2010
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Paul Anderson

Previously European Sales Director, Paul has seen his responsibilities expand as the drive for competitive pig production has led to a surge in demand for high quality genetics across the world.

Tim Rymer, Chairman, comments, “Paul’s experience of working within different cultures utilising a wide variety of production systems is unrivalled and equips him with the skills and knowledge needed to continue to meet the needs of an ever changing industry.”

Mr Anderson first joined JSR in 1988, looking after the Midlands, Shropshire and the Home Counties. As interest in the JSR portfolio expanded across Europe, Mr Anderson's role extended to support this new business. Understanding how the pig industry operates globally whilst developing and maintaining successful partnerships with local producers, is crucial to success says Mr Anderson. “Relationships take a lot of time and effort to develop and have to be nurtured. The back up support from our global partners, agents and distributors cannot be under-estimated, it is a real team effort. With a strong product line-up, access to high health status animals increasingly provided at a local level and a commitment to sound technical back up I am confident that we can continue to build the reputation of high quality UK genetics across the globe.”

“I’m ready for this new challenge and look forward to further developing JSR in Asia and Latin America whilst retaining a core focus within the EU. With partners in 15 countries and joint ventures in three more, we will continue to harness research and development knowledge to ensure the UK remains at the top of the drive for competitive and profitable pig production.”

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