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New Novozymes exec to halt bleeding in struggling growth division

A priority for Novozymes Executive Vice President Tine Sejersgård Fanø is to halt the bleeding which has rendered the growth field of bioethanol a deep disappointment.

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2017 will be a fateful year for Novozymes, with critical focus on restoring investor confidence in the company.

A large part of the responsibility has landed on the shoulders of Executive Vice President Tine Sejersgård Fanø and her new year's resolution is to deliver.

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