Ungerer Australia enjoys the sweet smell of success

Ungerer Australia Pty Ltd

Thursday, 04 February, 2016

Following significant growth during 2015, flavour and fragrance company Ungerer Australia has been busy on the recruitment front, announcing several new appointments:

Prue Coleman has been appointed laboratory manager.
Jayne Du has been appointed QA/QC supervisor.
Reiko van der Nest, after 12 months as deputy general manager, has now officially been appointed to the responsibility of general manager.

To accommodate the increased demand, the company is constructing a new applications laboratory and is seeking to appoint an experienced flavour applications technician.

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