BETA ANALYTIC, INC.
MIAMI, FLORIDA

As part of its client support initiatives, the lab provides prices in all major currencies and responds to inquiries within 24 hours. Beta Analytic 2018 Holiday Schedule Garlic oil is vulnerable to economically motivated adulteration and misleading or false labeling. ISO 17025-accredited natural products testing lab Beta Analytic selected garlic oil as subject of a case study precisely because of these reasons and to highlight the need for strict quality control measures for essential oils. Beta Analytic tested five garlic oil samples […] Certain plants are being cultivated specifically for biofuel production. In the U.S., switchgrass, soybeans, and corn are the major sources of biofuel. Brazil uses sugar cane while Europe processes sugar beet and wheat. Other agricultural products being processed into biofuels are cassava and sorghum in China, miscanthus and palm oil in Southeast Asia, and jatropha in India. Production of first generation biofuels has a limitation because it might threaten food supply and biodiversity. To address the increasing biofuel demand, the second generation biofuels were developed. These second generation biofuels are produced from non-food crops or portions of food crops that are not edible and considered as wastes, e.g. stems, husks, wood chips, and fruit skins and peeling. According to experts, second generation biofuels have greater greenhouse gas emission savings than first generation biofuels. Second generation biofuels, however, are more complicated to produce as it involves extracting useful feedstocks from woody or fibrous biomass. Third generation biofuels are those that are produced from algae. Production of oilgae or algae fuel involves fermentation of the algae carbohydrate. Other countries, especially in Europe, also offer similar incentives to encourage use of biobased products like biofuels. Certain plants are being cultivated specifically for biofuel production. In the U.S., switchgrass, soybeans, and corn are the major sources of biofuel. Brazil uses sugar cane while Europe processes sugar beet and wheat. Other agricultural products being processed into biofuels are cassava and sorghum in China, miscanthus and palm oil in Southeast Asia, and jatropha in India. Production of first generation biofuels has a limitation because it might threaten food supply and biodiversity. To address the increasing biofuel demand, the second generation biofuels were developed. These second generation biofuels are produced from non-food crops or portions of food crops that are not edible and considered as wastes, e.g. stems, husks, wood chips, and fruit skins and peeling. According to experts, second generation biofuels have greater greenhouse gas emission savings than first generation biofuels. Second generation biofuels, however, are more complicated to produce as it involves extracting useful feedstocks from woody or fibrous biomass. Third generation biofuels are those that are produced from algae. Production of oilgae or algae fuel involves fermentation of the algae carbohydrate. Other countries, especially in Europe, also offer similar incentives to encourage use of biobased products like biofuels. As part of its client support initiatives, the lab provides prices in all major currencies and responds to inquiries within 24 hours. Beta Analytic 2018 Holiday Schedule Garlic oil is vulnerable to economically motivated adulteration and misleading or false labeling. ISO 17025-accredited natural products testing lab Beta Analytic selected garlic oil as subject of a case study precisely because of these reasons and to highlight the need for strict quality control measures for essential oils. Beta Analytic tested five garlic oil samples […]