Serum Origin, Traceability, and Economics

Serum Origin, Traceability, and Economics: Ensuring confidence in source through Corning's rigorous systems designed to safeguard your supply The origin of serum is vital for customers in research, biomanufacturing, and scientific fields as it directly impacts experimental consistency, safety, and regulatory compliance. Trusted serum sources ensure reproducible results, minimize risks of contamination, and adhere to ethical and legal standards. Furthermore, transparency and traceability in serum origin provide customers with confidence in its quality and suitability for specific applications. Mark Koza serves as Business Director for Media & Serum at Corning Life Sciences, where he has spent his two-decade career. He is responsible for strategy and execution of Corning's global serum portfolio, which includes all stages in the supply chain from supply to customer. Over the years at Corning Life Sciences, Mark has held various roles in commercial and business operations. He also serves as board chair with the International Serum Industry Association (ISIA).