The United States Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) has issued a Notice of Allowance for the trademark application of One Health Diagnostics®.
“We are thrilled to receive this Notice of Allowance from the USPTO,” said Amanda Manolis, VP Global Marketing, Scientific Affairs, Product & Program Management at Hygiena. “The One Health Diagnostics® mark reinforces our leadership in the category we are building and leading as the authority in rapid diagnostics. This recognition reinforces Hygiena’s role in advancing diagnostics beyond food safety into a fully integrated system that protects global health through data-driven insight and end-to-end visibility.
The global diagnostics market is undergoing a structural shift from isolated testing methods to integrated, intelligence-driven platforms. Hygiena’s One Health Diagnostics® portfolio is designed to meet this shift by delivering capabilities across the entire food safety and environmental monitoring value chain, from ATP hygiene and sanitation verification with UltraSnap®, AquaSnap® and KLEANZ®, to molecular, pathogen detection workflows with BAX® and foodproof® RT-PCR Systems. Our portfolio, which includes allergen and gluten detection with GlutenTox®, GMO and supply chain transparency testing to public health and environmental surveillance, empowers data-driven decision-making at every stage. More than just testing, our solutions protect public health, food security and sustainability.
Through platforms including SureTrend® Food Safety Management Software along with the newest addition to the Hygiena portfolio, KLEANZ® Sanitation Management, transform ATP, PCR, sanitation, and environmental data into real-time operational decisions, strengthening compliance, improving quality programs, and supporting continuous improvement.
Our One Health Diagnostics® ethos places Hygiena among the few organizations worldwide with a comprehensive portfolio covering the entire food safety value chain. At the core of One Health Diagnostics® is a shift from testing alone to connected diagnostics ecosystems, delivering actionable insights that drive smarter, faster and more sustainable decision-making.
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