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75 Chemin de Sommières
F-30310 Vergèze, France
CENTRAL
CHARLES RIVER COVANCE
Tel : +33 4 66 73 17 73
c.sole@adme-bioanalyses.com
SCIENCE
Tranent LABORATORIES www.adme-bioanalyses.com
LABORATORY
Edinburgh
EH33 2NE
Otley Road
Harrogate
Sand Hutton
UK
North Yorkshire
York
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Fax : +44 1875 614 555
UK
DR SPECHT
info@eur.crl.com
Tel : +44 1423 500011
Fax : +44 1423 569595
Tel : +44 1904 462000
www.criver.com LABORATORIEN
info@covance.com
Fax : +44 1904 462111
Contact: Business www.covance.com Grossmoorbogen 25, D-21079
era@csl.gov.uk
Development Hamburg, Germany
www.csl.gov.uk
Covance, a global organisation,
Charles River’s Edinburgh offers comprehensive GLP- Tel : +49 40 300 86 0
Contact : Dean Cook
facility offers a comprehensive compliant services to the frank.bodzian@labor-specht.de
CSL supports pesticide
and integrated service to the agrochemical, pharmaceutical, www.labor-specht.de
registration through provision of
agrochemical and associated industrial chemical and animal
specialist field and laboratory
industries. The Charles River health industries from its state-
studies and data interpretation.
group now employs 8,500 of-the-art facilities in the UK,
The company’s expertise in
staff, serving clients worldwide. Germany and the US. Services
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method development and
Working in state-of-the-art include exvironmental fate, plant
validation, ecotoxicological and
laboratories, the company offers and animal metabolism, residue
Eutinger Strasse 24, D-75223
efficacy testing, environmental
the full range of studies required chemistry, product chemistry,
Niefern-Öschelbronn, Germany
fate and behaviour, and regulatory
for regulatory submissions ecotoxicology, molecular and
Tel : +49 7233 96270
studies to support dossier
throughout the world, including mammalian toxicology and field
ingo.tornier@eurofins-gab.com
preparation, is recognised
product chemistry, toxicology, trials monitoring. Covance offers
www.eurofins-gab.com
internationally by its distinctive
mammalian metabolism, a programme management
quality and level of service. CSL
environmental fate, plant capability which, together with
Eurofins|Agroscience Services
takes time to understand your
metabolism, ecotoxicology, its regulatory affairs department,
provides analytical, regulatory and
needs, ensuring cost-effective,
field trials, residue analysis, provides a full service from testing
field support to agrochemical,
targeted studies that are carried
human exposure and regulatory and risk assessment to dossier
bio-pesticide, biocide and fine
out to the highest analytical
consultancy. Its understanding preparation and submission.
chemical manufacturers and plant
standards in a GLP-compliant
of worldwide registration
breeders. This complete suite of
environment. CSL believes in
procedures, high quality science

services can be managed across
delivering strength through
and its successful track record
all levels – from a global project
quality science and interpretation.
enables Charles River to plan
basis right through to specific local
and progress its clients’ product
programmes. Now in its third year
development programme in the
of integration, Eurofins|Agroscience
most timely and cost-effective
Services constituent companies
manner.
(ADME, Agrisearch, Dr Specht
Laboratories, GAB and Research
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provide the industry with all the
France
technical support needed to
screen, develop and register new
Tel : +33 5 59 34 32 85
products.
Fax : +33 5 59 34 32 83
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AGRISEARCH
Wilson, Melbourne, Derbyshire
DE73 8AG, UK
Tel : +44 1332 864800
phil.cowley@eurofins-
agrisearch.com
www.eurofins-agrisearch.com
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