Irvine Scientific rebrands

Published: 2-Jan-2019
Microbiology

The cell culture media manufacturer now operates as Fujifilm Irvine Scientific


Irvine Scientific Sales Company has changed name to Fujifilm Scientific effective 1 January 2019.

The subsidiary of Fujifilm mainly deals with cell culture media in biopharmaceutical production.

The name change combines the globally recognised Fujifilm and the well-established Irvine Scientific brands.

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