Timac Agro UK Launch new website and competition
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Agri-TechE To improve and support the business visibility, Timac Agro UK has launched its brand new website today: www.uk.timacagro.com
Timac Agro UK is a specialist in plant and animal nutrition, offering a specific range of fertilisers adapted to local soils and farmers’ needs.
New features include:
- Improved and more interactive functionalities such as:
- Insightful explanation about the wider Roullier group and Timac Agro International’s DNA including the CMI by Roullier, our industrial capability and commercial presence
- Added news section with regular content coming both from our UK operation and the international group
- Revamped product catalogue providing description, technical information and many more
- A dedicated career page to get insight on what it is to work for Timac Agro UK
We hope that this is another development in TIMAC AGRO UK in 2018!
To mark the occasion of our brand new website, we have also included a competition to win a TIMAC AGRO UK branded Schöffel©. Details are on the website, and there are plenty of ways to enter. Find out more and enter.
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much change, innovation and financial sector firsts – from launching the world’s first cash dispenser in the 1960s to more recent innovations like cheque-imaging and Pingit, the phone-to-phone payment system. Clearly Barclays has an understanding of the need for innovation and, especially in this current era, the use of technology to improve efficiency and keep business productive, profitable, viable and vibrant.
If you are looking to finance a budding business idea in the Agri-TechE sector or to invest in technology for your farming business to improve efficiency and competitiveness and want an informal chat, call Craig Sigley, Barclays Regional Agricultural Manager, on 07775 543705 to discuss how we might be able to help.
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The drive for innovation can be harnessed not only into a research aspect of exploring and exploiting all the molecules present, but into the technological side – engineering innovation is needed for down-stream processing, especially the steps involving de-watering – and into market-making for the end-products.
