Our Competencies

Multi Residue Analysis

We know that when it comes to your products quality and safety assurance are paramount. At Tentamus QTS Analytical we continuously develop the very best analytical techniques to provide a first-class residue testing service you can rely on.

Illegal dye testing

Since the illegal dyes scare began in early 2004 QTS has been at the forefront of the testing of a wide range of commodities for these contaminants. Working closely with Leatherhead Food International, QTS has provided a vast amount of testing in what are often very complex samples.

Single Analyte Methods

Our residues analysis is vital in ensuring your products’ safety. With our modern laboratory equipment, including highly sensitive devices for measurement and analysis, we can reliably detect many forms of residue and undesired substances, such as residues from crop-protection agents, fertilizers and various pollutants in your products.

Welcome to Tentamus QTS Analytical

Tentamus QTS Analytical is a testing laboratory specialising in the analysis of pesticide residues in fresh produce, tea, food products, cereals and many other matrices. Our name is derived from the key areas in which we excel:

QUALITY

Accuracy is vital in our work, which is why we have developed state-of-the- art analytical techniques that provide the right result every time.

TURNAROUND

Our new techniques have been developed not only with quality in mind but also with speed of results, enabling us to provide results for the majority of pesticide residues with impressive speed.

SERVICE

We offer a friendly, personal service that does not include being passed around aimlessly and being put on hold indefinitely.

News

Biological hazards – VelaLabs is prepared to support you

Originator companies and generic/biosimilar companies in the (bio)pharmaceutical industry are working more and more with different biological materials of animal or human origin. Cell lines from bacteria, plants, animal and/or humans as well as viruses are used in the development and manufacturing of modern (bio)pharmaceutical products. This brings also new hazards (biohazards) into the work-areas ... Continued

Tentamus offers a GC-MS method for simultaneous determination of NDMA and NDEA in Sartans

Alpnach, CH/Bad Kissingen, DE, 09th of July 2019 The GMP accredited Tentamus laboratory BLS-Analytik, offers a highly demanding quantitative GC-MS method for simultaneous determination of NDMA and NDEA in Sartan drugs and APIs. The official Swissmedic Laboratory, a member of the OMCL (Official Medicines Control Laboratories), has been involved in the examination of Sartan drugs, concerning potential ... Continued

Tracking down aroma – Science meets senses

Aroma analysis is a valuable addition to the quality assurance of products. The different questions that can be answered by aroma analysis are as varied as the range of aroma compounds themselves. A product has an untypical unknown smell? Does the product still possess the typical aroma at the end of its shelf life? How ... Continued

Creamedix becomes part of MicroMol and the Tentamus Group

Karlsruhe/ Weingarten (Germany), 4thof July 2019– The medical device testing laboratory Creamedix in Weingarten, Germany, is joining MicroMol in Karlsruhe and thus also the Tentamus Group. Dr. Dominik Herzog, Managing Director of MicroMol GmbH announced the move in Weingarten. “We are very pleased to welcome Creamedix on board of MicroMol and Tentamus. Creamedix’ strong expertise ... Continued

Creamedix becomes part of MicroMol and the Tentamus Group

Karlsruhe/ Weingarten (Germany), 04.07.19 The medical device testing laboratory Creamedix in Weingarten, Germany, is joining MicroMol in Karlsruhe and thus also the Tentamus Group. Dr. Dominik Herzog, Managing Director of MicroMol GmbH announced the move in Weingarten. “We are very pleased to welcome Creamedix on board of MicroMol and Tentamus. Creamedix’ strong expertise in biocompatibility ... Continued

Coffee in the focus of OPSON VIII

In the 8th edition of Operation OPSON, Europol and Interpol have once again successfully detected food counterfeiting at international level. The Robusta coffee plant is much easier to cultivate than Arabica coffee, which is why it is offered at a lower price. Robusta is therefore not bad, but due to its strong taste and significantly ... Continued