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Livetec wins Best Livestock Protection Company 2023!

We’re thrilled to announce that Livetec are a winner in the SME Southern Enterprise Awards 2023. 

Now in its sixth year, the SME News Awards are dedicated to recognising and honouring outstanding small and medium enterprises throughout the United Kingdom. The awards boast a remarkable diversity, selecting nominees from a broad spectrum of business sectors.

At Livetec, we are proud to announce that we have been awarded Best Livestock Protection Company 2023

We are pleased to receive recognition both locally and nationally for our unwavering commitment to delivering the most comprehensive biosecurity protection services to our clients, and our dedication extends beyond our services provision; we are fully committed to shaping the future of livestock protection and contributing to the advancement of the farming industry.

It’s a great feeling that, by doing the best for our clients, we are recognised and awarded by others as being the best in the industry. 

At Livetec, we would like to thank SME for the award and give our warm congratulations to the other winners and nominees. 

Find out more about the award-winning services Livetec offer here

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