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In recent years, the tri-state area of Connecticut, New York, and New Jersey has faced a significant number of challenges related to drinking water quality, from natural disasters to man-made contamination.  Simply, the safety of our water supply has become a daily concern.

York Analytical announced today the appointment of Patty Werner-Els as General Manager of Drinking Water Operations, and the addition of three stellar laboratory professionals in Sales, PFAS Operations, and Project Management.

Soon after the ALS acquisition of York Analytical, the PFAS global practice lead for ALS, Geraint Williams (based in the UK), and York’s President Michael J. Beckerich held a transatlantic Q&A about how the global laboratory company is staying ahead of the curve on significant PFAS testing issues and mounting compliance challenges.

YORK has named Joseph Ravino Laboratory Director of its flagship New Jersey facility in Toms River to continue to lead the expansion of the laboratory it acquired in January 2023.

The Biden's Administration's announcement of the first national drinking water law on PFAS finalizes strict limits on certain PFAS, and commits to the largest-ever government investment in tackling PFAS pollution.