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- Established in the year 1986 to cater the needs of Industries for Food testing lab in Gujarat now we are the leading provider of Pharmaceutical Testing in Gujarat.
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- Gujarat laboratory is a leading food and agricultural testing laboratoryservice provider to customers throughout the food and feed supply chains; from primary producers, processors and manufacturers, to retailers, wholesalers, and caterers. We pride ourselves on providing high-quality, cost-effective food and agricultural testing resource with a focus on excellent customer service. Being the number one
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