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| 1709 PD: New office opens in Southwest |
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Alltech expands with office in New Mexico More than 150 area residents joined global animal health company Alltech to celebrate the opening of its new facility in Clovis, New Mexico, on October 15. Along with members of the Clovis Industrial Development Corporation, Clovis/Curry County Chambers of Commerce, nutrition companies and local dairy farmers, Alltech hosted the ribbon-cutting ceremony at its new office located north of Highway 60. “As a global animal health company, we seek out places that are centers for agricultural productivity,” said Alltech President Dr. Pearse Lyons. “Now Alltech will be able to better service the Southwest in a research, production, distribution, and sales capacity.” Alltech’s 240-acre site in Clovis includes a new state-of-the-art sales office, warehouse, laboratory and production facility. The facility will produce Alltech’s signature product Yea-Sacc Farm Pak 2X, a live yeast culture feed additive and Sel-Plex, the only FDA-reviewed selenium yeast. Visit www.alltech.com for more information. PD
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