- In March 2024, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) introduced stricter regulations on ethylene oxide emissions from sterilization facilities. This decision aims to reduce exposure to the chemical, balancing health concerns with the need for effective sterilization in the medical device industry
- In October 2024, ASP Japan G.K. expanded its sterilization monitoring portfolio by launching new chemical and biological indicators. These products ensure the effectiveness of sterilization processes in healthcare facilities, meeting the growing demand for safety and efficiency
- In October 2024, Transparency Market Research reported that sterilization monitoring solutions are increasingly being integrated with digital platforms. This integration provides remote monitoring and real-time data management, improving the overall sterilization process in healthcare settings
- In October 2024, a new sterilization service offering incorporating telesterilization was unveiled, allowing real-time monitoring of sterilization processes from remote locations, enhancing operational efficiency in large healthcare networks
- In October 2024, industry stakeholders discussed the harmonization of sterilization standards at a global level. This regulatory effort helps streamline compliance for multinational companies, facilitating smoother market entry across regions
