Enabling more sustainable bioprocessing

At Thermo Fisher Scientific, we understand the importance of environmental responsibility in the dynamic world of biopharmaceuticals, and we are committed to helping you meet your sustainability goals. We continually evaluate how we design, source, manufacture, and transport products, as well as how we recycle or dispose of them at the end of their life. We seek out ways to make the most of our resources and reduce the environmental footprint of our products, without compromising quality and performance.

Register to attend our upcoming webinar, Sustainable Manufacturing through Efficient Bioproduction Unit Operations, on April 23, 2025 at 11 am ET/8 am PT to explore sustainable methods for your biomanufacturing.

We offer several ways to help you meet your sustainability goals

Delivering products with lower total carbon footprint        

Designing solutions with sustainability in mind            

Optimizing processes for efficiency and sustainability

Recycle bioprocess containers and support your sustainability goals

Frequently asked questions

Yes. The future of sustainability in bioprocessing involves having a smaller footprint, smaller buildings, smaller HVAC, and less energy use. Single-use technologies are uniquely enabled to help achieve this, as they allow for a lower consumption of key resources, especially around water, electricity, space, steelwork, and cleaning products.

 

Learn more about the benefits of single-use technology when compared to stainless steel.

Thermo Fisher has established valuable partnerships with thought leaders and organizations across the bioproduction industry, such as BioPhorum, the International Society for Pharmaceutical Engineering (ISPE), and the Bio-Process Systems Alliance (BPSA), to understand and address opportunities to be a more sustainable partner to our customers.

Additional bioprocessing resources

As a trusted partner, we are committed to supporting your journey toward innovative biotech solutions.

Accelerate your therapeutic monoclonal antibody development and manufacturing program.                

Learn, evaluate, connect.                                                                                                                                                

Connect with a Bioprocessing representative or request more info.