“We are pleased to announce that Alan will be heading MOCON’s newest
business unit. His past experience in solving complex bacterial
detection issues for the defense and homeland security communities makes
him ideally suited to oversee our new food safety product line,” said
Robert Demorest, president and chief executive officer, MOCON.
Traylor comes to MOCON as a prior executive of product and technology-oriented companies with global footprints. His diverse past also includes an excellent track record in marketing and sales disciplines, as well as experience in precision instrumentation.
For more than 40 years, MOCON has been considered the world’s premier instrumentation manufacturer and testing service provider for permeation, package integrity and shelf-life evaluation. Last year, MOCON announced its intent to expand into the food safety arena made possible by its minority equity interest investment in Luxcel Biosciences Limited, Cork, Ireland.
Since then, MOCON commercialized its GreenLight™ screening system for same-day bacterial detection in food. The series, which includes two different products—the models 910 and 960—significantly reduces the testing time and labor needed to determine aerobic bacterial counts in meat, poultry, seafood,
Traylor comes to MOCON as a prior executive of product and technology-oriented companies with global footprints. His diverse past also includes an excellent track record in marketing and sales disciplines, as well as experience in precision instrumentation.
For more than 40 years, MOCON has been considered the world’s premier instrumentation manufacturer and testing service provider for permeation, package integrity and shelf-life evaluation. Last year, MOCON announced its intent to expand into the food safety arena made possible by its minority equity interest investment in Luxcel Biosciences Limited, Cork, Ireland.
Since then, MOCON commercialized its GreenLight™ screening system for same-day bacterial detection in food. The series, which includes two different products—the models 910 and 960—significantly reduces the testing time and labor needed to determine aerobic bacterial counts in meat, poultry, seafood,
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