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Happy birthday Tosoh Bioscience
Tosoh Bioscience is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, as well as the anniversary of the company?s customer magazine.
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Tosoh Bioscience is celebrating its 20th anniversary this year, as well as the anniversary of the company’s customer magazine.
Tosoh Bioscience GmbH was established in July 1989 under the company name TosoHaas GmbH in Stuttgart, Germany, as a subsidiary of TosoHaas in Delaware, USA, with a team of four employees. It was a joint venture between Tosoh Corporation of Japan and Rohm and Haas from the USA. The goal of establishing TosoHaas GmbH was to better serve European customers in life sciences, the pharmaceutical industry and chemistry with analytical HPLC columns and separation media.
In 2001 Tosoh Corporation Japan converted the company to a wholly Tosoh subsidiary, re-named Tosoh Biosep GmbH. In 2002, all Tosoh-affiliated separation and diagnostic-related companies were unified under the name Tosoh Bioscience.
Today, the company is reported to be on the way to reach sales in excess of €20 million.
The company’s website is
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