Northeast Laboratory Services (NEL) is a reputable and comprehensive laboratory specializing in chemistry and microbiology testing analysis services, as well as media manufacturing. With a commitment to creating a healthier environment, NEL offers a wide range of services to cater to various industries and needs. In addition to their fully accredited Environmental Testing Laboratories, NEL operates two convenient locations in Maine.

The Winslow facility at 227 China Road handles water and chemistry testing, while the Westbrook facility at 120 Main Street focuses on radon, asbestos, indoor air quality, and food testing. These divisions house state-of-the-art equipment and a team of skilled professionals dedicated to providing accurate and reliable results. NEL's Media Manufacturing Division, located in Winslow, offers FDA registered production areas equipped with environmentally controlled rooms.

Here, they manufacture a variety of laboratory products including culture media agar plates, slants, broth bottles and tubes, as well as dyes and diluents. These products support industries such as pharmaceutical, clinical, diagnostic, veterinary, and environmental monitoring. Founded in 1972, NEL has a rich history of serving clients under different names and experienced significant growth over the years.

In 2021, it was acquired by AnalytiChem Holding GmbH, a German-based company specializing in analytical chemistry and reference materials. Today, NEL is proud to be part of the AnalytiChem North American group of companies, ensuring a wide selection of high-quality laboratory supplies. NEL's mission is to provide accurate analytical data and superior culture media products to promote a healthy environment.

Their team of approximately 70 full and part-time employees is dedicated to achieving this goal. Whether you require analytical testing services or need reliable laboratory products, Northeast Laboratory Services is here to assist you. Contact them today at (800) 244-8378 to experience their expertise and commitment firsthand