Animal Biotech Industries, Inc. Earns Bronze Medal from EcoVadis for Sustainability Performance
April 27, 2026
EcoVadis Rating validates Animal Biotech Industries, Inc.’s business sustainability commitments and performance
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How Animal Biotech’s New Facility Improves Delivery Speed and Sample Integrity
April 20, 2026
Animal Biotech Industries, Inc. (ABI) has supported biomedical research and education since 1990. With the launch of its new operational state-of-the-art corporate headquarters and laboratory, the company has strengthened what research partners rely on most: precise animal biotech tissue delivery, controlled biological tissue shipping, and uncompromising biological sample integrity.
Limits of AI in Biomedical Research: Why Real Animal Tissue Matters
March 16, 2026
There are numerous issues with AI in biomedical research, which are perhaps being overlooked in the current ‘gold rush’ environment. Learn more.
Why Are Porcine Organs Widely Used for Surgical Training and Skills Labs?
February 23, 2026
Increasingly, hands-on surgical training facilities have begun using porcine organs and other swine tissue instead of human remains. While this may seem counterintuitive, there are very good reasons for it.
How Are Decellularized Porcine Blood Vessels Advancing Tissue Engineering Research?
January 29, 2026
Porcine tissue research continues to expand in numerous directions. One of the most interesting is undoubtedly its potential to improve vascular tissue engineering and regenerative medicine research.
What Are Organ Cannulation Services and How Does ABI Provide Ready-to-Perfuse Organs?
December 15, 2025
Researchers who work with perfusion models, surgical training, or device testing depend on organs that behave as close to physiologic conditions as possible. Achieving that level of performance begins with one essential step: organ cannulation.
What are the Best Alternatives to Human Tissue for Vision Science Research?
November 25, 2025
Finding the best alternatives to human tissue has become essential in modern vision science research. As vision impairment continues to rise globally, scientists are searching for reliable, ethical, and scalable ways to study the eye without relying solely on human donor tissue.
Purpose, Precision, and Professionalism: Brendan Lederach’s Story at ABI
October 27, 2025
American Biotech Industries is one of America’s leading providers of ethically harvested swine tissue for medical research and education – and we maintain that high standard thanks to our amazing team! The workforce at ABI isn’t here because it’s just a job. They work with us because they understand how much good can be done through animal science operations.
What Are the Most Sustainable Solutions for Shipping Animal Tissue Without Compromising Quality?
September 15, 2025
Research labs have an environmental waste problem. While inhabiting buildings with similar footprints to traditional businesses, labs generate far more waste. They use 10x the energy of a traditional office, use 4x as much water, and ultimately generate over five billion pounds of plastic waste each year.
What Is Ethically Harvested Porcine Tissue and How Does It Support Post-Mortem Research?
July 14, 2025
These are exciting times for swine research and its possibilities for translational biomedical research. Every year, major breakthroughs involving pigs are announced, such as a recent “OrganEx” study out of Yale, aimed at improving the long-term viability of donor organs.
Revolutionizing Lung Tissue Repair: The Potential of Decellularized Porcine Pleura
May 27, 2025
At Animal Biotech Industries, we’re always excited to hear about new applications of porcine tissues in human medicine – such as a recent study published in Tissue Engineering and Regenerative Medicine, Decellularization and Characterization of Porcine Pleura as Bioscaffolds in Tissue Engineering.
Porcine Hydrogels: A Promising Breakthrough in Muscle and Tissue Regeneration
March 17, 2025
One of the long-time dreams of medical science is to help people naturally regenerate organs, or even limbs – and thanks to porcine tissues, we may be one small step closer to that goal!