Labocéa in the news

A Labocéa technician collects water samples from Landéda beaches to analyze water quality for public health decisions.

Labocéa offers recommendations to Douarnenez for managing and preventing bathing water pollution at Pors Cad and Le Ris beaches, focusing on sanitation and closure thresholds.

Proper representative sampling and advanced LC MS-MS chromatography are essential for accurately detecting mycotoxin contamination in pig feed.

Labocéa manufactures custom-made inactivated vaccines from bacteria isolated from sick animals in specific farms, particularly for pigs and poultry.

Labocéa technicians conducted a fish rescue operation to prepare for the dredging and maintenance of water supply reservoirs in Kernilis.

Labocéa's Ploufragan lab is ramping up pine nematode testing in France following recent outbreaks to help contain this quarantine-threat pest.

Labocéa's Ploufragan laboratory has significantly increased pine nematode testing to help control its recent spread in France.

Labocéa's lab in Quimper is uniquely certified in Brittany to detect PFAS pollutants in food, addressing rising industry concerns and regulations.

Labocéa's Quimper laboratory has received government accreditation to analyze PFAS 'forever chemicals' in food products for the agricultural industry.

Labocéa in Quimper is uniquely accredited in Brittany to detect persistent PFAS pollutants in food, highlighting their widespread presence and health risks.

Labocéa, France's largest public analysis laboratory, is actively working to increase the employment rate of disabled individuals within its workforce.

Labocéa is striving to increase the employment of people with disabilities within its 600-employee public laboratory workforce.

Labocéa is actively enhancing the inclusion of employees with disabilities, currently at 3.23%, by engaging with local employment and training stakeholders.

Labocéa is working to increase employment of people with disabilities by engaging job seekers and partners at its Quimper site.

Éric Laporte leads Labocéa, France's largest public territorial laboratory with over 400 specialists, following a career in veterinary science and regional lab management.

Labocéa is France's largest public analysis laboratory, specializing in environmental, health, and food safety analyses, particularly for water quality, serving governmental and veterinary sectors.

Labocéa, the largest public analysis laboratory in France, is a cutting-edge facility in Brittany specializing in diverse analytical services.

Labocéa's Combourg site specializes in detecting phytotoxins in shellfish and is involved in European training to harmonize analysis practices.

Labocéa, the largest public analysis laboratory in France, is a leading-edge facility with 600 employees in Brittany, specializing in water, environmental, animal, plant, and food health, particularly advanced in organic micropollutant analysis.

Labocéa is a leading public laboratory in Brittany specializing in diverse analysis fields including water, environment, and health, with advanced capabilities in organic micropollutants.