Queen’s Award recognises Global support for Life Sciences
Azhar Khan, Steve Coteman and Sabina Czyz with a Ziath Cube 2D bar code reader

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Queen’s Award recognises Global support for Life Sciences

13 Jun, 2022

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A prestigious Queen’s Award for Enterprise (2022) presented in the International Trade category, has been awarded to sample management specialists Ziath Ltd, an exporter of scientific instruments contributing to furthering drug development and life sciences research worldwide.

UK Small Business Minister Paul Scully said “This country is renowned for its entrepreneurial achievements and there is no greater showcase for it than The Queen’s Awards. It is vital we celebrate the success of our businesses and recognise the contributions they make to communities across the country.”

Steve Knight, Commercial Director of Ziath said “We are incredibly pleased and excited to have gained this award, which is personally approved by Her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth the Second. From our Cambridge, UK, base we export 85% of our production which helps us serve the major drug discovery and life science communities around the world. Our dedicated offices in Maastricht, San Diego, Boston and Tokyo, together with a global Distributor network are poised to support our wonderful customers in forensics, diagnostics, biobanking and pharma who have contributed so greatly to our success. We will cherish this award and strive to produce even more innovative sample management products and software to ensure that Ziath customers always know exactly where their samples are stored.”

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