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New company acquires ACMC assets

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Pure Pig Genetics Ltd, a new company owned by Matthew Curtis, former managing director of ACMC, has taken over major assets owned by ACMC, which went into administration in April this year.

29 June 2015
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The company, based at Beeford, Yorkshire, has purchased the Oakwood nucleus herd at Burton Agnes, the ACMC Gene Bank Stud — their AI operation — and have taken over world-wide franchise contracts as well as the ACMC high health multiplication contracts in the UK.

In addition, Pure Pig Genetics Ltd has purchased all ACMC breed genetic rights worldwide, all the ACMC brand names and intellectual property, PigCom herd management system and the Genetic Evaluation Program.

The new company will be employing eight of ACMC’s former staff, with geneticist Ed Sutcliffe providing support, as an independent consultant, for all the breeding programmes in the UK and overseas.

“After a considerable period of uncertainty, previous ACMC products can now be acquired through Pure Pig Genetics Ltd. This will come as a relief to a great many loyal ACMC customers both in the UK and overseas, who significantly value what these genetics have done for their businesses,” commented Matthew Curtis.

June 29, 2015 - ACMC

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30-Jun-2015Dr.Luechai IpoodomDr.Luechai IpoodomI used to work with ACMC as their business development for our Thai market. It will be very appreciated if you can let me know for your business plan in Thailand and some other neighbouring countries.
With very best regards,
Luechai.
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