Introducing the New Papillon-ag.com

The new, redesigned version of Papillon’s corporate website, www.papillon-ag.com, has arrived! The revamped website features a cleaner, more attractive design that is easy to navigate from either a computer or mobile device.

“The website was redesigned with two goals in mind,” says David Briggs, president. “To create an engaging, intuitive user experience and to provide a more comprehensive understanding of our products and services.”

“As we continue to grow and increase our presence in the dairy marketplace,” he adds, “We want to equip industry professionals with the information they need to improve efficiencies on dairies.”

The new website boasts updated product information, media resources, and clearly defined avenues for customers to interact with Papillon online. In addition, the redesign makes print and video content from Papillon’s Dairy Efficiency Summit available to all site visitors. Customers can expect the site to be updated on a regular basis with news of product launches, corporate milestones, events, research advances, and information pertinent to improving dairy efficiency.

We encourage you to explore the new website and sign up for the latest breaking news!

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