VICAM Relocates to Milford, Massachusetts
VICAM, a subsidiary of Waters Corporation (Milford, Massachusetts) recently relocated its operations from Watertown, Massachusetts, to the Waters Corporation headquarters facility in Milford.
VICAM, a subsidiary of Waters Corporation (Milford, Massachusetts) recently relocated its operations from Watertown, Massachusetts, to the Waters Corporation headquarters facility in Milford. According to Marjorie Radlo, General Manager, Director of Operations, VICAM, “The expanded resources and increased opportunities we will gain at the Milford site promise to enhance our current product line and leadership in food testing and fuel the growth of our product line in additional directions.” VICAM’s portfolio of single-use food safety tests is designed to meet the increasingly more stringent regulatory challenges confronting today’s food industry.
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