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At SupplySide Global, Anresco Laboratories and NJ Labs, will announce their partnership to form Anresco NJ Labs, a nationwide network providing analytical services for several regulated industries. The newly-formed company will host a popcorn happy hour at 1 p.m. on Oct. 29 where visitors can meet the exclusive team.

The two companies have nearly two centuries of combined experience. Anresco Laboratories was founded in 1943, known for its food, beverage, cannabis, and hemp testing, and NJ Labs was established in 1936, known for its pharmaceutical, medical devices, dietary supplement, and hemp testing services.

“By aligning our laboratories, we’re providing clients with a trusted and accessible nationwide network that ensures faster turnaround times, consistent results, and transparent reporting,” said Sandra Lee, CEO of NJ Labs. “Our shared mission is to simplify compliance and empower companies to bring safe, high-quality products to market with confidence.”

The network of laboratories will operate under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation and FDA, USDA, USP, cGMP, and DEA regulatory frameworks, testing for active ingredients, contaminants, cannabinoid profiles, pathogens, and shelf life. The partnership also leverages digital reporting and client portal systems for efficiency and accessibility.

“Our collaboration brings together two independent laboratories with a shared commitment to scientific integrity, innovation, and quality,” said Zachary Eisenberg, vice president of Anresco Laboratories. “By uniting our complementary expertise and expanding our geographic reach, we’re able to offer clients broader capabilities and more efficient service across multiple locations. This partnership strengthens our ability to deliver accurate, timely, and science-driven solutions that meet the highest standards of the industries we serve.”

Anresco NJ Labs will offer laboratories on both coasts, providing national reach, large-scale operations, personalized service, and scientist-to-scientist collaboration, the company said.