Our vision is to support our partners to respond to the challenges ahead through original thinking and world class science. Fera Science Limited (Fera) is a trusted partner of industry and government for over 100 years. With population growth, environmental change, food security and safety and political uncertainty impacting all areas of the agri-food chain across the globe now and for the foreseeable future. Our mission is to respond to these challenges by supporting our partners to develop new products and services across the agri-food chain improving global food security, sustainability and safety.
Location: United Kingdom, England, Dunnington
Employees: 501-1000
Founded date: 1914
Investors 1
| Date | Name | Website |
| 02.10.2025 | TDC | tdcllp.co.... |
Mentions in press and media 4
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| 16.07.2026 | Laboratory Proficiency Testing Market Driven by Increasing Demand for Accurate Diagnostic Results | The Laboratory Proficiency Testing Market was valued at USD 1.53 Bn. in 2025. The Global Laboratory Proficiency Testing Market size is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 6.3% from 2026-2032, reaching USD 2.34 Bn by 2032. Laboratory Proficiency ... |
| 16.07.2026 | Bridgepoint To Acquire Majority Stake In GBA Group From Ardian | Bridgepoint, a London-based mid-market private equity firm, has agreed to acquire a majority stake in GBA Group, a Hamburg-headquartered laboratory testing company and one of the largest laboratory-centric testing, inspection, and certifica... |
| 09.03.2026 | Fera Science Ltd (Fera) Strengthens Its Laboratory Assurance Services with The Acquisition of Qotho Minerals | Qotho Minerals team celebrating acquisition YORK, UNITED KINGDOM, March 9, 2026 /EINPresswire.com/ -- Fera Science Ltd (“Fera”), a leading provider of expert science services supporting food, agriculture and the environment, has today annou... |
| 06.08.2019 | Edible insect pioneer Chapul exits bar category (for now), turns attention to new project raising bugs for aquaculture, poultry feed | Crowley - who admits he’s frustrated by the pace of growth in the US edible insects category while other ‘alternative proteins’ have gained traction more rapidly - may well re-enter the bar category, but says it’s not at the top of the prio... |