Providing the technical support needed to screen and develop, register and steward new and existing innovative products that can contribute to better health while minimizing the impact on the environment.
From GLP and cGMP studies to contaminant and packaging investigations, we are ready to support every phase of your product's lifecycle.
We respond to global regulatory challenges by providing testing services in support of product registration, safety and hazard assessment, and environmental risk determination.
We apply advanced analytical methodologies and develop innovative test systems for product development and environmental challenges.
Biological evaluation is a crucial process in the discovery, development and registration of all crop and plant protection products, and specialty products.
We evaluate the intrinsic properties and behaviour of chemical active substances and formulations, and to confirm identity of active substances in plant protection products.
We offer end-to-end seamless experience to our customers with a range of data and logistics services.
Establishing that a plant protection product poses a low risk to human health and safety is of paramount importance in order to successfully register and market the product on a global basis.
In a dynamic and complex regulatory environment, our priority is to support clients through every stage of their registration requirements.
With comprehensive knowledge of laboratory and field studies, our scientists work together to respond quickly, using the most current approach to complex, in-depth environmental studies.
Our aim is to provide the highest quality service, supporting your company in developing superior germplasm and adapted elite varieties, helping to ensure a successful outcome in target markets.
The European Food Safety Authority (EFSA) reviewed the current method for assessing short-term dietary exposure to pesticide residues in the EU.
They proposed three new calculation methods to address weaknesses in the current calculation system. After comparing over 400 pesticide/food combinations, EFSA found that the new methods would affect different food categories in different ways. These calculations also showed that most pesticide levels are safe, but a few cases might exceed safe limits.
Despite this, the current legal limits for pesticide residues are considered protective for consumers. The findings will help decide if the new calculation methods need to be more conservative than the current ones.