Affinity Labs supports field trials for vineyard treatments used to control weeds, pests or diseases through analysis of agrochemical residues, trace metabolites and toxins. We can also support field trials with targeted fermentation and final product quality studies through our small-scale production and sensory evaluation facilities. Our wine, juice and grapes test methods are accredited by NATA and regularly exposed to international testing proficiency programs. Our extensive quality management framework allows us to provide critical data required for the registration of agricultural treatment products through the Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority (APVMA).
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