Biocides, Products and Chemicals
Comprehensive analytical support for your biocide product testing requirements
CEMAS offers comprehensive support for all your biocide product testing needs. Our GLP-accredited laboratories and experienced team specialize in the physical and chemical testing of biocide products to meet your regulatory requirements. We provide a range of services, including method development and validation, stability testing, active ingredient and impurity analysis, and physical testing, all designed to ensure compliance with standards such as SANCO, FAO CIPAC, OECD, FEA, ASTM, and others.
Our Biocides laboratory is equipped to test a wide variety of biocidal products, including disinfectants, anti-fouling agents, industrial water treatment products, wood preservatives, and rodenticides, as well as different formulations, from powders to wipes, aerosols, and trigger sprays. We have extensive experience conducting 5-batch analysis for biocide TGAIs and can provide residue testing across all key environmental substrates.
We offer a wide range of chemical and physical analytical services to the biocide industry.
These include solutions for:
Biocidal active substances
Technical active substances need evaluating to ensure that active ingredients meet regulatory standards. CEMAS can help you with the rigorous assessment of your active substances to confirm that they are fit for purpose, safe for the environment as well as for human use, and ready for market approval.
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Biocidal products
CEMAS has over 35 years of experience in supporting customers in the registration of their biocidal products. Explore our services and solutions, from method development and validation, product and impurity physicochemical testing, to batch release CoA provision.
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Chemicals in the environment
Biocides are used extensively and have different entry pathways to the environment. Explore CEMAS’ comprehensive residues testing services designed to help assess the behaviour and potential impact of biocides in all of the main environmental substrates.
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