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Worthington changes name of Taylor-Wharton

USA: Worthington Industries has changed the name of its cold chain storage and transportation products from CryoScience by Taylor-Wharton to Worthington Industries.

The product line includes cryogenic refrigerators, freezers, dewars, shippers, accessories and replacement parts for the life sciences, health care and artificial insemination/animal husbandry markets.

Worthington purchased the global assets of CryoScience by Taylor-Wharton, including the manufacturing facility in Theodore, Alabama, for $33.25m at the end of last year.

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