We conduct tests to confirm the overall safety of food, including pesticide residue analysis and hygiene inspections!
There are many issues threatening our food safety, including the problem of pesticide residues in food and food contamination by radioactive substances, which have become a concern since the nuclear power plant accident. Our company conducts comprehensive safety inspections of food, including "measurement of harmful metals in food" and "pesticide residue analysis" using high-precision analytical instruments. Additionally, we perform "nutritional component analysis" of major nutrients, vitamins, minerals, and more. 【Inspection Contents】 ■ Pesticide residue analysis ■ Radioactivity measurement using germanium semiconductor detectors ■ Measurement of harmful metals in food ■ Hygiene inspections ■ Physical and chemical inspections ■ Nutritional component analysis *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.
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Our company conducts environmental analysis such as water quality, air quality, and soil analysis, as well as specialized analyses for dioxins and sick house substances, and food safety inspections for pesticide residues. Additionally, we carry out environmental assessments, surveys on the growth and habitat of flora and fauna, microbiological surveys, and investigations into soil and groundwater contamination as part of our environmental research. The food safety inspection group handles tests related to food, including pesticide residue testing, radiation testing, heavy metal testing for cadmium and mercury, microbial testing, allergen testing, and nutritional component testing. Please feel free to contact us if you have any requests. [We relocated in July 2020]