Dr. Kenneth L. Byrd Joins SteriFx Inc.
                   
prnewswire.com     07-Jul-2008          

Brings 37 years of veterinary, regulatory and antimicrobial experience to leader in non-toxic pathogen control solutions. SHREVEPORT, La., July 7 /PRNewswire/ -- SteriFx Inc., a specialty chemical company that provides non-toxic antimicrobial solutions for food safety and other markets, has named Dr. Kenneth Byrd its National Accounts Director. In his new role, Dr. Byrd will serve as the Company's regulatory and industry liaison. He will also work with its technical support team to assist poultry processing plants using SteriFx products, as well as troubleshoot pathogen problems. In addition, he will help grow the business by introducing the Company's antimicrobial solutions to potential customers. One of those products is FreshFx antimicrobial solution, which is USDA- approved for use anywhere along the poultry processing... [read full story]                    


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