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Field Trials Manager appointed for SynTech Germany
Iris Koenings will join the SynTech Germany team as its Field Testing Manager on 1 April 2016
EU Bee Team workshop marks start of the pollinator testing season
Over 25 members of SynTech’s EU Bee Health Unit team took part in a 2-day training workshop at the company’s Field Research Station in Nimes, France.
SynTech makes new appointment in Analytical Chemistry
SynTech Research has announced the appointment of Dr. Frank White as Manager of Analytical Chemistry at Stilwell, Kansas.
SynTech reinforces its Ecotoxicology Marketing and Technical resources
SynTech’s Ecotoxicology business is one of our fastest-growing sectors. As a result, Eric Ythier, currently Global Account Manager for Ecotox Field/Lab studies, Team Lead and Study Director for the Ecotoxicology program in France, is taking on the role of Global...
SynTech reorganizes zonally to manage expansion in Latin America
SynTech is strengthening its Latin America activities, to provide additional agrochemicals and seeds capabilities, and increasing levels of customer satisfaction, in order to meet its ambitious 2020 growth targets. This will involve the Company expanding Laboratory,...
SynTech Research establishes Czech Republic seeds testing capability
SynTech Research has acquired Syngenta’s field and laboratory facility, in Semčice,bthe Czech Republic.
SynTech exclusive partnership established in Ecuador
SynTech has appointed Agroambiente Cia. Ltda. to be the Company’s exclusive representative in Ecuador.
SynTech’s locations and services illustrated in staff photos
SynTech Research’s 2015 Photo Competition – winning images
SynTech promotes BCA testing capabilities
SynTech is now promoting its worldwide capabilities to all organisations developing Biocontrol Agents
SynTech HQ supports Youth Bee Program in Kansas
SynTech has made a donation to the 4-H Beekeeping Club started in Spring 2015, to help 10-18 year olds learn about the importance of bees in agriculture. The donation to the Club was used to make display cases for frames, and to buy an observation hive.