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Le Vallon Ferney S.E. Mahébourg MauritiusNoveprim Ltd was founded in 1990 by a Mauritian company under the impulse of a team of French medical researchers who were looking for a reliable source of Cynomolgus macaques, with a high sanitary status. Today, the company is committed to breeding high quality macaque research model that meet the requirements of the biomedical industry across the world. We are proud to have assisted the medical world with their research on finding cures for Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, Alzheimer, cardiovascular diseases, tuberculosis, atherosclerosis, cancer and numerous infectious diseases. At Noveprim, our teams are totally committed to Animal Welfare and wellbeing. It is this fundamental commitment which makes Noveprim and its bred monkeys a world reference, sought after by research institutions with the highest standards in terms of Animal Welfare and health. Since its inception, Noveprim has been working in close collaboration with international experts to continuously innovate and improve its breeding practices. Noveprim is today proudly AAALAC accredited and ISO9001:2008. The company is also a British Home Office approved supplier. In this context, it is important to understand that our high breeding standards allows researchers to use a lesser number of animals, in line with the biomedical world’s commitment to reducing the quantity of research animals.
Le Vallon Ferney S.E. Mahébourg, MauritiusNoveprim Ltd was founded in 1990 by a Mauritian company under the impulse of a team of French medical researchers who were looking for a reliable source of Cynomolgus macaques, with a high sanitary status. Today, the company is committed to breeding high quality macaque research model that meet the requirements of the biomedical industry across the world. We are proud to have assisted the medical world with their research on finding cures for Parkinson’s disease, diabetes, Alzheimer, cardiovascular diseases, tuberculosis, atherosclerosis, cancer and numerous infectious diseases. At Noveprim, our teams are totally committed to Animal Welfare and wellbeing. It is this fundamental commitment which makes Noveprim and its bred monkeys a world reference, sought after by research institutions with the highest standards in terms of Animal Welfare and health. Since its inception, Noveprim has been working in close collaboration with international experts to continuously innovate and improve its breeding practices. Noveprim is today proudly AAALAC accredited and ISO9001:2008. The company is also a British Home Office approved supplier. In this context, it is important to understand that our high breeding standards allows researchers to use a lesser number of animals, in line with the biomedical world’s commitment to reducing the quantity of research animals.
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