Drinking water, including tap water, is generally deemed safe. But it might not always be entirely fit for its intended purpose. It can potentially harbour chemical or biological contaminants that lead to health concerns.

Healthy soil equals healthy plants. Identification of soil nutrients helps to improve productivity and optimise the use of fertiliser. Soil tests also indicate appropriate rates for different soils and crops.

Site contamination testing detects the presence of harmful substances like chemicals or microorganisms on or beneath the surface, jeopardising both human health and the environment.

Food contamination occurs when unwanted substances enter food, leading to health issues with minor to severe consequences. Food safety is a paramount concern, with various types of contamination posing risks.

Using a food testing service, you can determine the energy, protein, fat, carbohydrate, sugar, and sodium content of packaged food, along with the nutritional value and information.

Conducting a precise plant tissue test, also known as a leaf test, provides valuable insights into nutrient status and availability. It also pinpoints nutrient deficiencies.