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Remco van Reenen, new CEO of Trouw Nutrition Spain

Van Reemen replaces Jose Ignacio Salvador Martinez, who has reached an agreement with the company until retirement. Remco van Reenen Nutreco joined the group in 2011 where he has developed his career in the commercial area and marketing. He previously worked in activities related to the animal food industry as Intervet / MSD companies.

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Van Reemen replaces Jose Ignacio Salvador Martinez, who has reached an agreement with the company until retirement. Remco van Reenen Nutreco joined the group in 2011 where he has developed his career in the commercial area and marketing. He previously worked in activities related to the animal food industry as Intervet / MSD companies.

Van Reenen has extensive experience in sales and marketing in sectors such as pharmaceutical, chemical, Food Animal and Internet internationally.With this appointment, Trouw Nutrition will provide continuity and strengthening their growth strategies to continue as a national leader in the field of animal nutrition

Trouw Nutrition

Trouw Nutrition Spain SA, is agroespecialidades company dedicated to animal nutrition in Spain, a leader in the field of vitamin mineral premixes for the compound feed formulation.
Belonging to Nutreco Holding NV Dutch origin (multinational focused on the activities of animal nutrition and fish feed). Organizationally it operates within the group Animal Nutrition and depending on the business unit (BU) Trouw Nutrition International.
With over forty years experience in the market, Trouw Nutrition Spain has an extensive range of products covering all areas of animal production of different species: ruminants, pigs and poultry. Its scope of production includes not only the manufacture of compound feed but also of medicated premixes.

Source: Trouw Nutrition

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