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Environmental Safety

Environmental Safety Capabilities


The environmental safety of chemicals and man-made materials is a growing concern among the public, regulators and governments worldwide. Chemical companies are constantly being challenged to create sustainable, greener products with minimal environmental impact.

As a chemical manufacturer, you need to reliably demonstrate your chemical’s potential impact on animals, humans and ecosystems. This needs a comprehensive suite of environmental safety assessments driven by a dedicated team with expertise in environmental safety, including aquatic and terrestrial

With regulators enacting ever stricter requirements, you need a partner who stays ahead of the curve, helping you navigate regulations with their data-driven insights.

We share your goal of sustainable innovation and can help you to demonstrate the environmental safety of your chemical to ensure its access to the marketplace.

By partnering with us, you will get a solution, tailored to your needs. Our expert team can design, direct and manage an entire environmental safety study program to support your chemical through each regulatory assessment step to approval and beyond. If you need more targeted help, we can design and execute single studies against harmonized test guidelines for specific endpoints. 

With over 25 years of experience in environmental safety, you can relax knowing we can reliably deliver what you need.


Common capabilities from our catalog

OECD 216: Soil microorganisms (nitrogen transformation test)

OECD 217: Soil microorganisms (carbon transformation test)

OECD 218: Sediment-water chironomid toxicity (spiked sediment)

OECD 219: Sediment-water chironomid toxicity (spiked water)

OECD 222: Earthworm reproduction test (eisenia fetida/eisenia andrei)

OECD 230: Fish assay (21-day)

OECD 231: Amphibian metamorphosis assay (AMA)

OECD 232: Springtail / Collembola (folsomia candida)

OECD 301: Ready biodegradability

OECD 305: Bioaccumulation in fish (aqueous and dietary exposure)

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