Inside our approach to analytical testing

No single instrument answers every quality question. A risk-based testing plan combines identity, assay, contaminants, and traceability.

HPLC and UV-Vis

HPLC can separate and quantify selected marker compounds, while UV-Vis may be used for suitable total-content assays. Method selection depends on the analyte and specification.

GC and GC-MS

Gas chromatography supports testing of volatile compounds and residual solvents. Coupling with mass spectrometry improves identification and selectivity for suitable analytes.

ICP-MS

ICP-MS provides sensitive measurement of elemental impurities such as lead, arsenic, cadmium, and mercury when required by the product specification or market.

Pesticide and microbiological testing

Broad pesticide panels and microbiological controls are applied according to raw-material risk, process, and destination requirements. Qualified third-party laboratories can provide additional verification.

Connecting results to the batch

Instrument data, sample identity, methods, specifications, and release decisions must remain linked. This traceability turns individual test results into a practical quality system.