News: Biomar Microbial Technologies as speaker in MITECO´s Nagoya Protocol informative Session
The 23rd of January Biomar Microbial Technologies participated as speaker for the sessions about Nagoya Protocol, organized in Madrid by FIAB (Federación Española de industrias de Alimentación y Bebidas). This session focused on the derived laws implementation in Biotechnology Sector. The first part of the session…
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