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Webinar: Analytical techniques for identifying and quantifying microplastics

Tuesday 14 October 2025, at 3-4 PM (EEST)

Join us for an insightful webinar exploring the latest methods and techniques in microplastic testing. Our microplastic testing expert Anssi Rajala will guide you through a deep dive into the differences between analytical techniques, standard methods, and how to select the most suitable approach for your specific purpose. This session is ideal for researchers, environmental professionals, and anyone interested in tracking and mitigating microplastic pollution.

What you will learn during this one-hour session:

  • A clear overview of how µRaman, py-GC-MS, and FTIR work in microplastic analysis.

  • Insights into suitable sample types, achievable results, and the limitations of each technique.

  • Comparative guidance to help you select the most effective technique for your specific microplastic analysis needs.

Webinar: NIAS in food contact materials - testing and risk evaluation

Thursday, 30 October 2025 | 12-1 PM (EEST)

Join our Testing Expert, Niko Markkinen, for an in-depth session on non-intentionally added substances (NIAS) in food contact materials. You will gain a clear understanding of what NIAS are, how they end up in food contact materials, and how to evaluate and test materials to ensure compliance with current and upcoming regulations.

In this webinar, you will learn the following:

  • What are NIAS, and where do they originate

  • What are the regulatory frameworks related to NIAS

  • How to perform risk evaluations and test your materials for NIAS