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Collaboration the Key to New Pork Pact

Top breeder organizations Hendrix Genetics (Hypor) and German-based BHZP sign agreement, improving market concentration and collaboration.

(From left to right) José Ángel Pedrido, Customer Services Manager Swine, Hendrix Genetics; Friedrich Hazenfuß, Director AI, BHZP; Nicolás Álvarez Hoggan, General Manager CE & SE Europe Swine, Hendrix Genetics; Dr. Conrad Welp, General Manager, BHZP; Jeroen van de Camp, Global Operations and Services Director Swine, Hendrix Genetics; Daniel Stegen, Sales Manager, BHZP
(From left to right) José Ángel Pedrido, Customer Services Manager Swine, Hendrix Genetics; Friedrich Hazenfuß, Director AI, BHZP; Nicolás Álvarez Hoggan, General Manager CE & SE Europe Swine, Hendrix Genetics; Dr. Conrad Welp, General Manager, BHZP; Jeroen van de Camp, Global Operations and Services Director Swine, Hendrix Genetics; Daniel Stegen, Sales Manager, BHZP
25 November 2019
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A desire to build coalitions was the impetus for a recent agreement between Hendrix Genetics (Hypor) and German-based BHZP. Thursday, 21st November 2019, a contract was signed for the supply of boars from BHZP to Hendrix Genetics for the Spanish and Portuguese markets.

“The agreement is all about market concentration and collaboration,” says Nicolas Alvarez Hoggan, General Manager SW & CE Europe Swine for Hendrix Genetics.

This deal brings together two leading breeder organizations from the top pork producing countries in the EU to find synergy opportunities such as similar market demands. As part of the agreement, Hendrix Genetics will distribute the BHZP boar line to strategic customers in the Iberian Peninsula.

“It’s an arrangement that allows us to optimize our sow, the Hypor Libra* for lean meat export markets,” says Hoggan.

For BHZP, it means expanded sales in key markets such as Spain and Portugal.

“BHZP occupies a leading position in Germany through top genetic products, our own insemination centers, a company-owned veterinary society and software products,” says Dr. Conrad Welp, General Manager BHZP.

“Working with Hypor opens up international markets, as Hypor operates globally and has appropriate organizational and human resources structures in place.”

For customers, the deal brings the potential of lower costs and higher incomes to improve their bottom line through uniformity, greater end weights and improved meat quality.

As well, with the db77 boar from BHZP, customers receive a finished product that meets the highest standards in feed conversion, carcass criteria and meat quality.

“We can’t produce for every part of the market, so this deal is complementary to our own product portfolio,” says Jeroen van de Camp, Director - Global Operations & Services Swine for Hendrix Genetics. Ultimately, the deal allows two companies to accomplish more together than they ever could alone, and they hope their clients will reap the rewards.

November 21, 2019 - Hypor

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