Translation Services
Translation Services
Translation services in Bioscience, Agriculture and Chemicals
Agrooh has been a language service provider (LSP) for almost 30 years. We provide translation services in bioscience, agriculture and chemicals and cover a wide range of related fields from plant, animal and public health (biocides), to agricultural and chemical areas in general.
Scientific translation experts in over 40 languages
Agrooh’s global network encompasses around 150 expert translators with a scientific background. Many of them are chemists, agronomists, vets or doctors, at ease with technical jargon and specific terminology. We provide translation services into over 40 languages, including European, Latin-American and a few Asian languages.
Translation memory technology, leveraging 25 years of specialised terminology
We use cutting-edge translation memory technology, guaranteeing accurate and consistent terminology throughout your translated documents. Our TM technology stores words, sentences or paragraphs and has done this for over 25 years. Translation memories help our experts identify previously-translated content so it can be reused or modified. As such, translators are more productive and customers enjoy discounts on repeated documents and faster turnaround. With 25 years’ worth of specific terminology stored, our translation memory technology ensures fast, accurate and consistent technical translations.
Premium service
Agrooh adapts to customers’ expectations and requirements. We translate a wide range of content types, from regulatory compliance, market research and commercial brochures, to other technical material and websites.
We work with all file formats, be it pdf, ppt, word, doc, xls, html, xml, indd or idml. We deliver ready-to-use files, including InDesign, making DTP that bit easier for your marketing team.
At times, quick turnaround is essential, so we offer a rush translation service within 24 or just a few hours, at a special rate.
Agrooh empowers you to truly go global with your own specific jargon.

Do you need expert support for your translations in bioscience?