Application note: Testing hemp for pesticides
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Posted: 17 August 2020 | PerkinElmer Inc. | No comments yet
Efficient LC/MS/MS method for tesing hemp samples for pesticide residues.
Owing to the potential detrimental health effects associated with pesticides, quantification of pesticide residue levels in hemp is important for both consumer safety and quality control. However, no federal guidance is currently available for the analysis of pesticide residues in hemp. As such, laboratories and manufacturers of hemp products have had to develop their own testing guidelines, or adopt existing cannabis testing requirements from states such as California, as they build out a QA/QC program for their products.
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