On April 29, 2021 Gendone and Evonik held a signing ceremony for their cooperation in Beijing-The ceremony was held via weblink to Germany.
“I highly appreciate Gendone's efforts during our past collaboration and believe that Gendone and Evonik will have more opportunities for future long-term and in-depth cooperation.”said Dr. Torben Madsen, Head of Sustainable Healthy Nutrition at Evonik Animal Nutrition.
Dr. Libin Yang thanked Evonik’s recognition and trust to Gendone. “Gendone will continue to enhance the production capacity and technology innovation, meanwhile maintaining good quality and stable supply of the products for Evonik”, said Dr. Yang. Gendone is also looking forward to exploring the collaboration on other areas with Evonik.
Taking this cooperation as strong basis, Gendone and Evonik will have a closer and deeper collaboration in the future and be devoted to continuously contributing to the animal health & performance.
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