Short, practical pieces written by the analysts who run the work, on regulation, method choice and the mistakes we see often enough to be worth writing down.
Tighter lead and cadmium ceilings do not just change your release specification, they change which lots you can blend, and which you now have to reject at the gate. A practical note on intake testing strategy.
Read the noteKjeldahl versus Dumas, the nitrogen conversion factor you inherited from a textbook, and sample homogeneity explain almost every dispute we are asked to arbitrate. One of those three is usually yours to fix.
Read the noteHow to design a study that will survive a buyer audit, which products should never rely on modelled data, and why the pull schedule matters more than the number of pulls.
Read the noteThe EU detection limit, the 2-chloroethanol conversion, and what to ask your warehouse before your next container is loaded for Rotterdam.
Read the noteRapid screening is the right tool for releasing a clean lot quickly. It is the wrong tool for confirming a detection, and the difference matters when a regulator reads your file.
Read the noteAcceptable limit, permissible limit in the absence of an alternate source, and the three parameters where people routinely declare compliance they do not actually have.
Read the noteWhy a result of 9.8 against a limit of 10.0 is not automatically a pass, and how to write a specification that accounts for the uncertainty instead of ignoring it.
Read the notePatterns from routine independent verification of contract-manufactured supplements, and the two assays most worth running before you accept a delivery.
Read the noteThe documents inspectors ask for most often, in the order they usually ask for them, and the gaps we see when clients ask us to pre-audit their files.
Read the noteArticle pages are not written on this demonstration site, headlines and summaries are shown to illustrate the content structure.
FSSAI amendments, MRL revisions in export markets and method updates that affect what you have to test, summarised in under five minutes of reading.
Our technical managers answer specific questions about methods, limits and study design without putting you through a sales conversation first.