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New Collaboration Supports Sustainable Laboratories

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PulpFixin®, announces a new strategic partnership with Micronic, a global provider of sample storage solutions and sustainable laboratory technologies. 


The collaboration combines PulpFixin’s AutoRack® sustainable tube rack platform with Micronic’s expertise in sample storage to provide laboratories with environmentally responsible storage systems supporting automation, traceability and long-term sample integrity.


PulpFixin’s AutoRack® systems are 100% biodegradable, recyclable and compostable 2D tube racks designed to replace traditional plastic racks used throughout pharmaceutical, biotech and biobanking environments.


Both companies share a strong commitment to sustainability and continue investing in responsible laboratory solutions that help organizations meet environmental goals without compromising performance.


“Micronic has been a strong leader in bringing sustainable sample storage solutions to the market,” said Chad Jenkins, CEO of PulpFixin. “Their commitment to environmental responsibility, including ACT labeling and transparent manufacturing practices, makes them an ideal partner for advancing sustainable long-term sample storage.”


“Sustainability has become an operational expectation for laboratories worldwide,” said Gijsbert van der Gaag. “Our collaboration with PulpFixin helps laboratories reduce environmental impact while maintaining the reliability, traceability and workflow compatibility modern labs require.”


PulpFixin and Micronic will showcase collaborative solutions and sustainability initiatives during SLAS Europe 2026.


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