Corporate Body

Monsanto Australia Limited

From
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Functions
Industrial or scientific research, Agricultural industry, Pharmaceuticals or Medical Aids, Food or beverage industry and Plant science
Website
http://www.monsanto.com.au
Reference No
ACN 006 725 560
Location
Head Office, 12/600 St Kilda Road Melbourne Victoria 3004

Summary

Monsanto Australia Limited is a chemical company which produces products for agricultural and pharmaceutical uses. From their Web site, August 2001, "Monsanto Australia has three areas of operation, the agricultural sector, the consumer and nutrition sector, and the pharmaceutical sector."

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