Eurofins APAL, part of the Eurofins Agro Testing network of companies, delivers trusted analytical testing services to Australian agricultural growers, agronomists, researchers, and industry professionals so that informed decisions can be made with confidence.

We are recognised as one of Australia's leading independent agricultural laboratories, providing high-quality analysis and expert insights that support productivity, profitability, and sustainable land management. 

As part of the global network of Eurofins Agro Testing companies, Eurofins APAL combines local agricultural expertise with world-class laboratory technology, scientific capability, and international knowledge. This enables us to deliver comprehensive testing solutions tailored to the needs of Australian agriculture while leveraging the strength and innovation of one of the world's largest laboratory networks.

Our core services include soil testing, plant tissue analysis, and water testing, providing critical data on soil fertility, nutrient management, plant health, and water suitability for agricultural production. In addition, Eurofins APAL offers a comprehensive range of specialised testing services, including compost analysis, lime, dolomite, gypsum and fertiliser testing. Through the wider Eurofins network, we can also provide access to a broad range of advanced analytical services, including heavy metals analysis, soil microbiology testing, feed analysis, pesticide residue testing, and grain mineral analysis, ensuring customers have access to the data required to address increasingly complex agricultural and environmental challenges.

Eurofins APAL works closely with farmers, agronomists, consultants, research organisations, agribusinesses, and industry groups to deliver accurate, independent, and actionable results that support improved crop performance, environmental stewardship, and long-term business success.

 

At Eurofins APAL, we believe that better decisions start with better data. Through trusted science, ongoing research, and a commitment to innovation, we help Australian agriculture grow stronger, more productive, and more sustainable.

For enquiries on how we can support you, contact Eurofins APAL on 08 8332 0199 or email apal.info@eurofinsanz.com

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Eurofins Agro embraces the system approach

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System approach

Eurofins Agro embraces the system approach, acknowleding the inter-relationships and interdepency of the components of the agri-food system.

Better insights

Analysing all components helps identify factors that may influence and modify the agri-food system.

Tools for sustainability

We believe that providing tools for the system approach contributes to improving crop productivity and quality, and to nutritional security and environmental sustainability.

Supporting farmers and growers

We help farmers optimise farm management for better yields and resource efficiency.

Enabling food companies

Food and feed companies can prove sustainable production with our reliable data.

Guiding governments and research

Governments and researchers use our tools for monitoring soil and crop health and achieving SDGs.

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Eurofins Agro Competence Centre

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Global research

The Eurofins Agro international competence center is the global research and innovation organisation of Eurofins Agro worldwide.

Scientific backbone

It is the scientific backbone of the 600.000 annual analyses of soil, plant, food, feed, fertiliser, water, manures and wastes.

Powered by history

With nearly 100 years of experience, the Competence Centre in Wageningen, the Netherlands, has been a trusted authority in soil, crop and horticultural analysis since its establishment in 1927.

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Sustainable development goals

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Eurofins Agro is deeply committed to supporting the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). We believe that healthy soils are the foundation for sustainable land use and a thriving planet. Good soil health not only ensures productive farming, vital nature- and forest systems, healthy cities but also contributes directly to seven of the 17 SDGs.

No poverty (SDG 1)

Healthy soils empower farmers, strengthen food systems, and build resilience - key drivers for ending poverty.

Zero hunger (SDG 2)

By stimulating good soil health, yield gaps will decrease. Healthy soil is therefore the foundation for the production of sufficient, nutritious food.

Good health and well-being (SDG 3)

Healthy soils create safer food systems (crop health) which directly improve human well-being.

Clean water (SDG 6)

Healthy soil life helps filter and purify water. This reduces the risk of water pollution and increases the availability of clean (drinking) water.

Sustainable cities and communities (SDG 11)

Healthy soils are essential for green infrastructure, climate resilience, and sustainable food systems - key components of SDG 11.

Responsibe consumption and production (SDG 12)

Good soil health enables sustainable farming practices that reduce waste, conserve resources, and minimise environmental harm - core principles of SDG 12.

Climate action (SDG 13)

Healthy soils help mitigate climate change by sequestering carbon. Soil life plays a critical role in ensuring healthy soils to support sequestration.

Life on land (SDG 15)

Healthy soil is essential for supporting biodiversity and protecting natural ecosystems for people, animals and plants.

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