New Offer Structure: 2 Business Units Supporting Your Projects
Published on 30/09/25
At Smaltis, our ambition remains unchanged: bringing microbiological excellence to your innovations.
To better address the diversity of your needs, we have structured our offer around 2 complementary Business Units, true pillars of our scientific and technical commitment.
Research Microbiology – Develop, Innovate, Achieve
This first unit is dedicated to supporting your research, development, and innovation projects. You benefit from a tailored scientific partnership to transform your ideas into reliable and actionable results.
Precision Microbiology – Access, Preserve, Control
This second unit is designed to ensure the quality, compliance, and performance of your microbiological products. You gain access to reliable, documented, and adaptable solutions tailored to your industrial or regulatory requirements.
Why this evolution?
This two-pillar structure makes it easier to identify available expertise, streamline collaboration, and more effectively address your needs—whether in exploratory research or industrial quality control.
More than ever, we remain committed to working by your side with transparency, scientific rigor, and agility.
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New Offer Structure: 2 Business Units Supporting Your Projects
At Smaltis, our ambition remains unchanged: bringing microbiological excellence to your innovations.
To better address the diversity of your needs, we have structured our offer around 2 complementary Business Units, true pillars of our scientific and technical commitment.
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