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Thermo Fisher and Bio-Techne Enter Into Strategic Distribution Agreement for Europe

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 01 May 2024

Thermo Fisher Scientific (Waltham, MA USA) has entered into a strategic distribution agreement with Bio-Techne Corporation (Minneapolis, MN, USA), resulting in a significant collaboration between two industry leaders in scientific research, diagnostics, and biotechnology. More...

As per the agreement, Thermo Fisher will distribute Bio-Techne's wide range of products, including antibodies, proteins, immunoassay kits, reagents, and enzymes to laboratories and research institutions across Europe through the European arm of its Fisher Scientific Channel.

Bio-Techne's products are designed to speed up research and enhance outcomes in areas such as cell and gene therapy, immunology, neuroscience, and others. Following this collaboration, Thermo Fisher has reinforced its commitment to providing access to its clients with the most advanced technologies and expertise, eventually resulting in advancements in scientific knowledge and improvement in human health. The distribution agreement highlights Thermo Fisher's dedication to encouraging innovation and collaboration among members of the scientific community. By entering into strategic partnerships with leading companies such as Bio-Techne, Thermo Fisher maintains its position as a trusted partner for researchers and laboratories across Europe.

"We are thrilled to forge this partnership with Bio-Techne, a company renowned for its pioneering advancements in the life sciences industry," said Claire Wallace, President Research and Safety Market, Europe at Thermo Fisher. "By adding Bio-Techne's high-quality products to our comprehensive portfolio, we aim to further empower scientists and researchers with the tools they need to drive breakthrough discoveries and advancements in healthcare."

"We are excited to partner with Thermo Fisher to expand the reach of our products and services throughout Europe," said Kim Kelderman, Bio-Techne's President and Chief Executive Officer. "By leveraging the Fisher Scientific Channel's extensive European distribution network and industry expertise, we aim to enhance support for researchers and accelerate scientific discoveries that address some of the most pressing challenges in healthcare today."


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