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SpotSee President and CEO Tony Fonk [Photo: SpotSee]
Dallas-Based SpotSee Acquires Life Sciences Sensor Co. Telatemp
by Lance Murray | Apr 24, 2025
Telatemp is an Anaheim, California-based supplier of sensors, indicators, and dataloggers that ensure proper monitoring of temperature, humidity, handling, and other characteristics during the shipment of sensitive items.
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