Your needs: use phytochemical analysis to check the compliance and performance of your products with regulatory requirements
What is a phytochemical analysis?
Whatever your sector of activity, you are subject to strong and changing regulatory constraints. A phytochemical analysis enables you to identify and quantify the chemical compounds present in a plant or plant extract in order to validate their compliance and performance before they are placed on the market. Phytochemical analysis is essential in various fields such as pharmaceuticals, cosmetics, agri-food and biotechnology research.
These phytochemical analyses use specific protocols and analysis tools to determine the intrinsic properties of the product’s components. The FILAB laboratory assists industrial companies in understanding the phytochemical analyses of their products.
When is a phytochemical analysis necessary?
Phytochemical analysis can be carried out in a variety of contexts: product development and quality control, industrial maintenance and diagnostics, regulatory compliance.
Depending on the context, it is fundamental to ensuring quality, safety, innovation and sustainability. It enables industries to meet not only stringent regulatory requirements but also growing consumer expectations for safe, reliable and environmentally-friendly products.
Our solutions: providing you with a range of technical resources for the phytochemical analysis of your products and materials
Why choose FILAB for phytochemical analysis?
For over 30 years, the FILAB laboratory has been helping manufacturers in all sectors to analyse and control their products. Thanks to our expertise in chemical analysis and phytochemical analysis, FILAB can provide a better understanding of the biochemical properties of a plant and guarantee the quality of plant extracts intended for industrial or scientific application.
Phytochemical analysis of your products or raw materials
Phytochemical analysis of products or raw materials helps to ensure quality, compliance with current standards and regulations, and product performance.
Carrying out this process alongside a laboratory is essential not only to identify and quantify the components present in a sample, but also to understand their interactions, stability and behaviour under different conditions.
phytochimical analysis
Determination of total flavonoids in a plant extract
Control of plant extracts in food supplements
Identification of natural active ingredients
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