MPI Research is extremely proud to receive continued accreditation from the Association for the Assessment and Accreditation of Laboratory Animal Care International (AAALAC). AAALAC representatives recently conducted an intense and extensive two-day inspection of the MPI Research facilities and gave a strong commendation for providing and maintaining a quality program of laboratory animal care and use!

Several aspects of the MPI Research animal program were deemed “especially noteworthy” by the AAALAC representatives, including ‘the commitment and efficiency of the MPI Research Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC), the high overall degree of sanitation of the facilities, the very effective and active technician training programs, the professionalism and knowledge of the MPI Research staff and the outstanding level of animal health being maintained at one of the largest facilities of its kind anywhere in the world’.

William Harrison, President and Chief Operating Officer for MPI Research, commented: “We could not be more proud of the report issued by AAALAC. We are especially pleased to receive such high praise from the leading independent world body on the care and use of laboratory animals. This inspection is not required by any governmental or regulatory body, and we submit voluntarily to this inspection every three years. AAALAC’s sole concern is the proper use and care of animals for research purposes and the organization takes its charter very seriously. We know we are at the top of our industry with the unqualified endorsement of AAALAC!”

MPI Research exists to provide comprehensive non-clinical research that meets the requirements of pharmaceutical, medical device, animal health and chemical companies as well as governmental agencies as we partner together to bring safer, healthier products to the world. MPI Research employees specialize in a wide variety of scientific disciplines including toxicology, pharmacology, metabolism, pathology, clinical pathology, reproductive and developmental biology, veterinary science, neuroscience, experimental therapeutics, immunotoxicology, analytical chemistry, computer science, regulatory science, and statistics.

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