Agriculture to aquaculture specialists Kiotechagil, which manufactures a range of high performance natural feed additives for the animal feed, grain and aquaculture industries, has announced two senior management changes.

Murray Hyden

The company is creating two new positions, one aimed at boosting new product development and bringing new products to market quicker while the second is aimed at improving Kiotechagil’s processes and customer service.

Introducing these new roles, Kiotechagil Chief Executive Richard Edwards said, “We recognise we need to place more emphasis and resources on product development and research so we have a continual flow of new products coming to market. At the same time we also need to bring in new skills to strengthen our day to day operations, customer service and marketing.”

As a result Murray Hyden will assume the role of Chief Technical Officer across Kiotechagil. Murray graduated through Imperial College London whilst working for ICI at Jealotts Hill before joining Agil. Now, in his new role at Kiotechagil, he will be responsible for developing and introducing new products across the company’s product range. He will also seek to develop strategic alliances with other companies and government organisations and begin to work more closely with Cefas (Centre for Environment, Fisheries & Aquaculture Science) in helping to bring Kiotechagil’s Aquatice product to market and in developing other products suitable for the aquaculture industry.

David Bullen

David Bullen will assume the role of General Manager with responsibility for the day to day operations at Kiotechagil. David joined Kiotechagil in 2007 from Novartis where he was head of sales and marketing in certain European markets and on the Board for Central Europe. In his new role David will manage, lead and develop a team focused on improving business practices including customer service, account management, marketing and packaging.

New Lamb Feeder from Trouw Nutrition
New Silage Corrector from Trouw Nutrition
Avoid Cold Weather Growth Rate Checks in Heifer Calves