The Genetics Australia semen lab at Camperdown has received a tick of approval from the PEAK Director of Global Services, Bill Beckman, building a new level of international cooperation to benefit local farmers.
Bill visited the facilities for a week to identify areas of potential improvement across all aspects of the business. He spent several days in the laboratory, as well as time on collection, in despatch, and with our collection team.
Genetics laboratory manager Emily Fowler said receiving Bill’s feedback had been very encouraging.
“He confirmed that the processes in our lab are of a high standard, and that with a few minor changes, many of which have already been implemented, we will be in line with other PEAK laboratories,” Emily said.
The lab will also be looking to install some new equipment to continue the drive for world-standard quality.
While it was pleasing to receive Bill’s positive feedback about the facilities, the visit was a great example of the value of international cooperation and the sharing of information.
“The connections formed with members of the PEAK laboratory team have already been hugely beneficial to the lab team, and the ongoing communication and opportunity for growth and progress in our lab environment is exciting for all involved,” Emily said.
“It’s all about ensuring our products are made using world’s best practice that will not only benefit the farmers using our products but all private collection customers.”
