Do you test for heavy metals and pesticide residues?

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Yes — routine batches are tested for heavy metals (lead, arsenic, mercury, cadmium) and pesticide residues, with results declared on request or on the COA, matching the food-additive and cosmetic safety expectations of your market. Test Coverage CategoryTypical limits checkedHeavy metalsPb, As, Hg, Cd per food-additive/cosmetic limitsPesticide residuesOrganochlorine, organophosphorus, pyrethroid screensResidual solventsNegative for steam-distilled lotsMethodICP-MS / AAS for metals; GC-MS/MS for pesticidesRaw flowers are grown in the GI region under controlled agricultural practice, and finished oil is re-tested after distillation. Third-party lab reports (SGS-style) can be arranged at cost for the lot you order if your buyer demands an independent certificate.State whether you need third-party testing on the PO, and we will quote the testing fee and add the report to the shipment documentation.

Category	Typical limits checked
Heavy metals	Pb, As, Hg, Cd per food-additive/cosmetic limits
Pesticide residues	Organochlorine, organophosphorus, pyrethroid screens
Residual solvents	Negative for steam-distilled lots
Method	ICP-MS / AAS for metals; GC-MS/MS for pesticides

Do you test for heavy metals and pesticide residues?

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