vermicon AG is GMP certified
vermicon AG has now been certified in accordance with the GMP standard by the government of Upper Bavaria. It is now also an accredited pharmaceutical testing laboratory pursuant to § 67 para. 1 AMG (German Pharmaceuticals Act).
“We want to share our years of experience across the various industrial sectors as well as the underlying research with the healthcare industry. In consequence we decided to make our analytics accessible to pharmaceutical companies and contract manufacturers” Dr. Jiri Snaidr, CEO of vermicon AG, explains.
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