BioZyme Expands Sales Team With Three New Hires
The St. Joseph-based company adds three managers to its supplement and additive sales divisions.
Updated on Oct. 30, 2026 in People
BioZyme has announced the appointment of three new employees to bolster its supplement and additive sales operations. The hires will oversee strategic territories across the South and Midwest.
Why it matters
Expanding the sales force allows the company to increase its regional market coverage for feed additives and supplements. This move strengthens the firm's outreach to producers in Kansas, Florida, Georgia, and the broader South.
Trey Garbett brings experience managing 200,000 laying hens to his new role. The appointments cover specialized sales regions including Kansas, Florida, Georgia, and the South.
The players
BioZyme
This St. Joseph-based company specializes in animal health and nutritional supplements.
Tanner Barnes
He is the new area sales manager for Kansas and a graduate of Texas Tech University.
Trey Garbett
He is the new area sales manager for Florida and Georgia and a former breeder flock advisor at Perdue Farms.
John Cass
He is the new senior manager of additive sales for the South with previous experience at Dairy Max.
The details
Tanner Barnes will focus on sales management in Kansas, while Trey Garbett manages accounts in Florida and Georgia. John Cass has been named senior manager of additive sales for the South, leveraging his background in the animal science industry.
Timeline
October 30, 2026: BioZyme announced the hiring of three new staff members.
Market Landscape
The expansion of the animal nutrition sector sales footprint reflects a competitive push to capture regional market share. This move follows a pattern set by the industry-wide trend of increasing localized sales presence to improve producer outreach.
Customers in Kansas, Florida, and Georgia can expect increased direct engagement from company representatives regarding product availability. Local agricultural producers may benefit from improved access to technical support and nutritional supplement consultations.
The takeaway
Companies in the agricultural sector often scale their sales teams to better manage complex regional logistics and customer relationships. Developing a localized strategy is a standard practice to ensure consistent product delivery and technical support for producers.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Feed & Grain.
