microbiologics

St. Cloud State University is again using a Jobs Skills Partnership grant from the state of Minnesota to help a couple of local companies.

Company bought Micromyx, which specializes in biotech research and development

A biomaterials company has expanded their St. Cloud facility.

A St. Cloud based worldwide supplier of microorganisms and lab-testing equipment is expanding. Microbiologics Inc. is building a 30,000 square foot addition at its St. Cloud headquarters. CEO Brad Goskowicz says the expansion will create around 35 jobs.

A St. Cloud company is receiving recognition from U.S. Senator Amy Klobuchar for their work with food safety. The senator was on had to present Microbiologics with an Export Achievement Certificate from the United States Commerce Department. Klobuchar says the company is an example of a successful local story.

We are continuing our "Made in Central Minnesota" series today (Friday) with a story about a St. Cloud company that makes microorganisms. Microbiologics is company that's been here in St. Cloud since 1971, but most people have no idea how important they are for the safety of the people of this planet.

A mild winter and below-normal snowfall has meant good news for some major construction projects in the St. Cloud area. Several projects are ahead of schedule and under budget.

A St. Cloud bio-science company breaks ground on a new $3.2-million expansion project today. Microbiologics is expanding their operations at the corner of Osseo Avenue and 3rd Street North. The 19,200 square-foot expansion will renovate the entire block near Peter's Body Shop and the old Anderson Trucking Service headquarters.

A St. Cloud bio-science company is planning a major expansion this fall. Microbiologics is celebrating its 40th year in St. Cloud and will undertake a $3.2-million expansion project that will create a 19,200 square-foot production lab, warehouse and office.