Eurofins goes fully operational with new Central Laboratory in Singapore
Eurofins announced that their recently established Central Laboratory in Singapore is now fully operational and, operating under the Eurofins | Medinet brand, extends its network of central laboratories in Europe and the US into Asia to provide safety testing for our customers in the pharmaceutical clinical trial and drug development sector.
Eurofins commenced the construction of the facility in November 2006 and obtained its operational license from the Singapore Ministry of Health in early 2007. Located in the Synergy Building of the International Business Park, the laboratory contains state-of-the art equipment and was developed rapidly in response to strong customer interest.
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