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As a result of company growth and part of ongoing expansion plans, Biochemica UK Ltd is set to reveal a brand new website later this month (June).
The new Biochemica site, which is being developed by Middlesbrough-based House of Type will boast a sleek new look and enhanced functionality, plus wider information on the water treatment firm’s business activities, services and products.
In addition to the new website, Biochemica, which is headquartered in Billingham, will enter the social media arena in a bid to share up-to-date news, information and expert commentary on current industry topics and encourage engagement with its stakeholders.
Coinciding with Biochemica’s stronger online presence, the water management company will reveal a new specialist line of products and services.
Marketing and Business Development Officer at Biochemica, Michelle Oliver, is overseeing the management of the project. She says: “At the heart of every marketing programme is a company website, which offers a home for people to access information about a business at any given time.
“We hope to instil a two-way communication with our visitors to allow for a greater understanding of their needs. This will enable us to respond more effectively and continually improve the way we work to the benefit of our stakeholders, while supporting our market expansion efforts.”
The new website will remain as its original domain name, www.biochemica.co.uk and is scheduled to go live at the end of June.
For further information about Biochemica UK Ltd, visit www.biochemica.co.uk, call 08455 045440 or email info@biochemica.co.uk.
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Biochemica UK Ltd .
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