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MOCON® Announces New Microbial Detection Website
MOCON Inc. has released a new website dedicated to microbial detection. The site offers important information on rapid methods, including the revolutionary GreenLight® system for enumerating aerobic bacteria. View technology simulations and read Frequently Asked Questions in addition to downloading application notes.
Click here to visit the new website. www.microbialdetection.com
Date Published: 27th May 2013
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