New Site and Branding for Yorlab
Pictured (L-R) Amy Reay, Yorlab North East Branch Manager, Jane Harrison, Yorlab General Manager, Alex Davies, Yorlab Managing Director and Gary Binsley, North East Delivery Driver.

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New Site and Branding for Yorlab

12 Jan, 2014

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Laboratory equipment manufacturer and supplier Yorlab is marking a triple celebration as it opens its North East office, launches a new look and presents its dynamic new website.

Led by Branch Manager Amy Reay, the office has moved from Bear Park on the western side of Durham, to South Hetton Industrial Estate. Its new location just off the A19 will also provide improved access to the region’s transport network plus offer more space and facilities for both staff and warehousing.

The company has also launched new branding and a new-look website detailing products, services and news update, with the facility to order the full range of Sigma-Aldrich chemicals for whom Yorlab is a major distributor.

Alex Davis, Managing Director of YorLab, said: ‘‘The North East is a very important part of our business and we are delighted to have a new office at South Hetton from which to serve our growing list of customers in the area.  Amy and her team are dedicated to providing the very best service and advice and with the new office, new branding and new website now have a great base to work from and build on their previous success."

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