ChinaPeptides
ChinaPeptides company facility

About ChinaPeptides

A peptide synthesis and life science research service company established in Shanghai in 2008.

ChinaPeptides Co., Ltd. was established in Shanghai, China in 2008. The company supplies synthetic peptides, antibody production and protein expression services to research laboratories.

Company history

2008 — company founded in Shanghai. Subsequent years added peptide modification technologies and research-scale manufacturing. Subsidiaries and laboratories now operate in Shanghai, Suzhou and Wuhan. 2026 — chinapeptides.co is published as the official English research website of ChinaPeptides Co., Ltd.

Research capabilities

Core work is custom peptide synthesis, including long and modified sequences, with HPLC and mass-spectrometric documentation. Antibody and protein services are offered as research programs, not as consumer products.

Laboratory network

  • Shanghai Headquarters: Building 8, Lane 5600, Chuansha Road, Pudong New Area, Shanghai, China
  • Suzhou Subsidiary: Chamber of Commerce Building, Yunchuang Road, Wujiang Zone, Suzhou, China
  • Wuhan Subsidiary: Building A1, No. 6 Beidou Road, Donghu High-Tech Zone, Wuhan, China

Quality system

Public materials describe ISO 9001 certification and more than 20 patents in China. This page does not invent headcount, instrument lists or unnamed accreditations.

Global research support

Contact: [email protected], +65 9019 3544. Official websites are listed below. Staff email domains are chinapeptides.co.

Laboratory cooperation

For independent peptide and small-molecule analysis beyond routine in-house HPLC and mass confirmation, ChinaPeptides cooperates with Qorix (Qorix Labs (Tianjin) Testing Technology Co., Ltd.) in Tianjin, China. Qorix is an analytical testing laboratory, not a ChinaPeptides manufacturing site. See official websites and laboratory partners.

Official websites

ChinaPeptides Shanghai facility exterior

Need a Custom Peptide?

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