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To contribute to sustainable animal farming and animal welfare with scientifically supported, innovative, and high-quality products, along with a skilled technical team. By supporting animal health and performance through a focus on gut health, we aim to enhance the profitability of livestock enterprises and producers.
Within the framework of the “One Health” concept, our goal is to develop innovative products focused primarily on intestinal health to improve overall animal health and performance, offering the industry innovative and eco-friendly solutions. We aim to be a leader in our sector with high-quality and effective, results-oriented technical services and products that help farm animals reach their genetic potential while protecting their health and welfare and ensuring the sustainability of these outcomes.
In line with its environment- and people-oriented policies defined within the framework of the NutriMOORE Animal Health and Nutrition Solutions Inc. Quality Management System, the company is committed to:
• Continuously improving all processes by effectively managing risks,
• Complying with national and international legal requirements,
• Ensuring the continuity of customer satisfaction,
• Enhancing company performance and production efficiency,
• Managing relationships with stakeholders transparently and through collective decision-making,
• Supporting and developing its suppliers,
• Understanding its customers, meeting their needs, and maintaining the highest level of satisfaction with the company,
• Ensuring that the right quality service is available in the right place, at the right time, and in the right quantity,
• Guaranteeing the reliability of the feed additives and nutritional products it supplies to the market.
NUTRIMOORE firması olarak yem katkı maddeleri ve yem premiksleri satışını gerçekleştirmekte olup;
• NUTRIMOORE firması olarak yem katkı maddeleri ve yem premiksleri satışını gerçekleştirmekte olup;
• Müşterilerimizin taleplerini, ihtiyaçlarını ve beklentilerini zamanında, tam olarak ve doğru şekilde; ulusal ve uluslararası yasal düzenlemelere uygun şekilde karşılayacağımızı,
• İş mükemmelleştirme ile birlikte ürünlerin, hizmetlerin kalitesini en iyi şekilde sağlayacağımızı,
• Yem güvenliği ve kalite sistemlerinin verimlilik ve etkililiğinin gelişiminin sürekliliğini,
• Süreçlerin aralıksız gelişimini yani tasarım ve geliştirici faaliyetlerin sürekliliğini,
• Müşterilerimizden, tedarikçilerimizden ve kamu kuruluşlarından kalite ve yem güvenliği üzerine bilgi sağlanacağını,
• Ürünlerin sahtekarlık ve hileyi engelleyecek şekilde takip ve kontrolünü sağlayacağını
• Tasarruf sağlayan aplikasyonlara son derece önem vereceğimizi,
• Eğitimler ile çalışanlarımızın gelişimini,
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