Chiral Technologies Inc., a provider of chiral chromatography columns, has announced that it will expand Latin American sales efforts by partnering with exclusive distributors.
Chiral Technologies Inc. (West Chester, Pennsylvania), a provider of chiral chromatography columns, has announced that it will expand Latin American sales efforts by partnering with exclusive distributors.
Effective immediately, Omni Lab SRL will be the official distributor for Chiral Technologies in Argentina.
In response to the growing need for chiral chromatography solutions in this region, Dr. Joseph Barendt, COO of Chiral Technologies, Inc., stated, ?The best way to support our Argentinean customers effectively was to team up with the leading distributor of separation solutions in Argentina. Omni Lab, with their extensive market knowledge and reach into the target industries, provides an outstanding base from which to grow our Chiral Chromatography business.?
Eduardo Buonomo, president of Omni Lab, commented, ?We look forward to working with Chiral Technologies, Inc., and are prepared to assist our mutual customers in all aspects of their chiral work.? Omni Lab has a solid reputation with separation scientists throughout Argentina.
In addition to chiral chromatography columns, Chiral Technologies also supplies bulk chiral stationary phases and preparative chiral columns for chromatographic resolution of single enantiomer compounds. The company operates an outsourcing center for separation of chiral intermediates and APIs in pre-clinical and clinical evaluation. Chiral Technologies was established in 1990, and has served the pharmaceutical and other life science industries.
Omni Lab, located in Buenos Aires, offers HPLC and GC columns and accessories. In addition to supplies, the company also provides chromatography method development and problem solving services to separation scientists.
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