Food and Beverage Analysis – Webinars and Online Events

Webinar
Webinar Series: The Analytical Landscape of Cannabis Testing, Session 3: Pesticides and Mycotoxins by LC-MS/MS
On-Demand
As the commercial cannabis industry grows, so do the types of products available. The variety of cannabis products requiring pesticide and mycotoxin testing provides unique challenges for analytical chemists. In this webinar, we will discuss some of the common issues faced when performing pesticide and mycotoxin testing and strategies to overcome these problems.

Webinar
Webinar series: The Analytical Landscape of Cannabis Testing Session 1: Potency Testing
On-Demand
Legalization of medical and recreational cannabis and hemp has led to an expansion of potency testing needs.

Webinar
The Science of Cannabis Testing 2021 Online Symposium
On-Demand
Returning for its fifth year, the annual cannabis science and testing online symposium will include talks from cannabis and hemp analysis experts from around the world. Key topics will include heavy metals, regulatory requirements, sampling challenges and the future of testing.

Online Event
Advances in Food & Beverage Analysis 2021
On-Demand
The inaugural Advances in Food & Beverage Analysis 2021 is a free to attend online symposium that will showcase the latest advances in food quality and safety testing.

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The Status of Microbial Testing in the Cannabis Industry and Future Outlooks
On-Demand
In this presentation, Morgan Boyle, Lead Microbiologist and Cannabis Science Consultant will discuss the current status of microbial testing requirements and the need for testing standardization throughout the U.S.

Webinar
Top Tips for Analyzing Elemental Nutrients and Contaminants in Food With AAS Session 2
On-Demand
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) is an inexpensive and mature elemental analysis technique used in thousands of laboratories. Food laboratories use AAS to analyze a diverse range of foods for nutritional and/or safety purposes.

Webinar
Top Tips for Analyzing Elemental Nutrients and Contaminants in Food With AAS Session 1
On-Demand
Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy (AAS) is an inexpensive and mature elemental analysis technique used in thousands of laboratories. Food laboratories use AAS to analyze a diverse range of foods for nutritional and/or safety purposes.
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