Sartorius Donates EUR 250,000 to Earthquake Victims

Sartorius Donates EUR 250,000 to Earthquake Victims German biotechnology company Sartorius donated EUR 250,000 to earthquake-affected regions in Turkey and Syria. Sartorius, a global biotechnology firm headquartered in Germany, donated EUR 250,000 to support earthquake victims in Turkey and Syria for international medical aid purposes. Ömer Erdem, General Manager of Sartonet, which has represented Sartorius in Turkey for 41 years, said: "In addition to the in-kind and cash assistance we have provided as Sartonet, we had previously announced that we would donate our academy's training income to earthquake victims. The CEO of Sartorius contacted me on the first day of the earthquake to ask how we were doing. I told him that we could not even enjoy the simple routines of life, for example a cup of tea we drank. Following this conversation, this support from Sartorius is therefore very meaningful to us. In these difficult times, seeing that Sartorius, which we have represented in Turkey for 41 years, is also supporting our earthquake victims has made us very proud. We will heal our wounds together through education, science, and sharing" he said. The company, which invented membrane filtration used in the pharmaceutical industry, is also the world's manufacturer of the most precise laboratory balances.