Thermo Fisher acquires Sterilin
Thermo Fisher Scientific has expanded its consumables offering for microbiology, life science and clinical laboratories through its acquisition of Sterilin.
The acquisition includes a broad portfolio of single-use laboratory products used in sample collection, storage and analysis, including petri dishes, specimen containers, packaging bottles, silicone tubing and fittings, and serological pipettes.
“The acquisition of Sterilin allows us to expand our sample collection portfolio; we can now provide a broader range of high-quality products for any microbiological, clinical and general life science workflow, from sample collection and processing through to analysis,” said Chuck Kummeth, President of the laboratory consumables business, Thermo Fisher Scientific.
To find out more, please visit www.thermoscientific.com.
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