ABOUT BIOLOGICS
Biologics NZ Ltd is a privately owned and operated New Zealand company, manufacturing high quality animal health products for the rural sector.
The company was formed in 2006 as the result of a product line acquisition from Coast Biologicals Ltd. These products have been confidently used by NZ farmers for more than 15 years to successfully balance macro and trace element mineral deficiencies.
With a new strategic direction and market positioning, Biologics' reputation as an animal health solutions innovator is gaining traction. With ongoing investment into product formulations for better animal health and farm profitability, the future of the Biologics brand is assured.
The company was formed in 2006 as the result of a product line acquisition from Coast Biologicals Ltd. These products have been confidently used by NZ farmers for more than 15 years to successfully balance macro and trace element mineral deficiencies.
With a new strategic direction and market positioning, Biologics' reputation as an animal health solutions innovator is gaining traction. With ongoing investment into product formulations for better animal health and farm profitability, the future of the Biologics brand is assured.
Our People
Biologics is supported by a range of experts in animal health and nutrition and boasts a number of strong strategic allies, including PGG Wrightson Ltd.
The company has a diverse team of experienced staff from farming, product research, product development and business management backgrounds.
While our reputation for excellent products, expert advice and passion for improving NZ farming conditions continues to grow, we haven't lost sight of the fact that we're also a business that's about people. We highly value our network of suppliers, retailers and farmers and recognise the role that each plays in making our business successful.
The company has a diverse team of experienced staff from farming, product research, product development and business management backgrounds.
While our reputation for excellent products, expert advice and passion for improving NZ farming conditions continues to grow, we haven't lost sight of the fact that we're also a business that's about people. We highly value our network of suppliers, retailers and farmers and recognise the role that each plays in making our business successful.
Our Committment
Managing a sustainable, profitable business requires commitment - commitment to our strategic allies, supply chain participants, customers and employees.
This commitment is not only to manufacturing quality animal health products - we are also advocates of sustainable, environmentally sound solutions for animal health and welfare.
This commitment is not only to manufacturing quality animal health products - we are also advocates of sustainable, environmentally sound solutions for animal health and welfare.
Kip Bodle - Managing Director
Kip Bodle LLB, PG Dip Nat Resources
Managing Director
Kip Bodle is the principal shareholder and Managing Director of Deosan New Zealand, Deosan Manufacturing Limited and Biologics New Zealand.
Prior to joining the dairy industry in NZ, Kip was head of mergers and acquisitions for the UK's largest waste management company, and was also Director of an international environmental internet company.
Kip holds a Law Degree from Waikato University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Natural Resources and Environmental Economics from Lincoln University.
Originally from Kiwitahi in the Waikato, Kip grew up on a dry stock farm. His three brothers are all farming (two in the Waikato and one in Southland).
Prior to joining the dairy industry in NZ, Kip was head of mergers and acquisitions for the UK's largest waste management company, and was also Director of an international environmental internet company.
Kip holds a Law Degree from Waikato University and a Postgraduate Diploma in Natural Resources and Environmental Economics from Lincoln University.
Originally from Kiwitahi in the Waikato, Kip grew up on a dry stock farm. His three brothers are all farming (two in the Waikato and one in Southland).
