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Strawberries are consumed globally and as such there is a large amount of demand for suppliers to satisfy. This can put a large amount of strain on global supply chains. As such there is a need for highly accurate testing abilities from which to safeguard the quality of produce offered to consumers.
Pesticides are well used globally across a range of foodstuffs. Due to large demands for produce such as strawberries, poor farming practises may be used to bolster supply in the short term, to the detriment of sustainability and product quality. This therefore requires effective testing to identify any low quality produce.
Most countries now have an extensive monitoring scheme for pesticide residues written into their legislation. There are more than 1000 compounds used worldwide as pesticides or plant protection products. When used properly, according to good agricultural practice, any residues can be expected to be below maximum residue limits. The Fapas pesticide residues proficiency tests are based on the EU monitoring list and associated MRLs but are widely applicable to most geographic areas. We also base our statistical data analysis in keeping with quality assurance guidelines as laid out in EC SANTE/11945/2015.
This blank quality control material is ideal to ensure effective calibration curves are created. This can ensure only high quality test results are found. Blank materials from Fapas are ideal for ensuring matrix matching takes place. By using blank materials as close to positive test samples as possible the matrix effect is dramatically reduced.
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