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easyDNA, a leading provider of DNA testing services, has reported a significant
increase in orders from Africa, and as a result has decided to continue its expansion within the continent.

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA 01/09/2009 – easyDNA, the prominent DNA testing company, has reported experiencing increasing numbers of orders from various parts of Africa, thus providing justification for their recent expansion into the Congo and Nigeria.

The firm already had an administrative office located in South Africa, and the decision to expand further into the continent was made after receiving a rapid rise in inquiries from other parts of Africa. Such inquiries ranged from the popular paternity DNA testing to advanced Forensic DNA testing, and many of the latter involved inquiries involving local authorities.

After operating from its initial African office in South Africa, the firm has opened administrative offices in Kenya, Nigeria, Congo, Botswana and Tanzania, and easyDNA now has plans to open more offices elsewhere in Africa within the next year or so, and so expand even further into the continent.

Said the company’s Sales and Marketing Director Andrew Alexander, “Up until fairly recently, clients all over Africa had to be serviced from our administrative office in Johannesburg, but because of an upsurge in inquiries we decided to add Congo and Nigeria to that.”

easyDNA now have 6 African offices and intend to increase that “. . . currently discussing opening more offices across Africa to offer the continent the same level of service currently provided to most other areas of the world.”

easyDNA offers DNA testing to the highest accuracy, including DNA Forensic Testing, DNA Relationship Testing and DNA Paternity Testing offered from sixteen administrative offices around the world. Our results are highly accurate, reliable and completely confidential and our laboratories have been accredited to the standards of ISO 17025 and AABB. Our equipment is of the highest quality and accuracy offering genetic identification to a standard expected by the accreditation bodies.

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