
|Articles|May 2, 2012
- The Column-05-02-2012
- Volume 8
- Issue 8
Curbing Food Contamination Crises
Janet Kelsey of The Column spoke to Joe Anacleto, Vice President of Applied Markets, AB Sciex, and Sky Countryman, Manager, Applied Markets Research Team, Phenomenex, about the impact their companies? joint collaboration project will have on the food safety testing market.
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Janet Kelsey of The Column spoke to Joe Anacleto, Vice President of Applied Markets, AB Sciex, and Sky Countryman, Manager, Applied Markets Research Team, Phenomenex, about the impact their companies’ joint collaboration project will have on the food safety testing market.
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