caprotec bioanalytics Announces the Appointment of Funakoshi as Distributor for Its Products on the Japanese Market

11-Feb-2009 - Japan

caprotec bioanalytics GmbH announced that they entered into an exclusive distributorship agreement with Funakoshi Co. Ltd. for the marketing and sales of caprotec’s research products in the country of Japan.

The company’s products are based on caprotec’s proprietary Capture Compound Mass Spectrometry (CCMS) technology, a direct way to investigate small molecule-protein interactions resulting in a significant functional reduction of proteome complexity.

“To establish a distribution channel for our products into the Japanese market is of strategic importance to us. We believe that our innovative and high quality research products will serve the Japanese researchers well,” stated Dr. Hubert Köster, CEO of caprotec bioanalytics.

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