Colorado Lab to Expand Hemp Testing Across North America

Botanacor Laboratories, an accredited testing company of hemp biomass and hemp-derived CBD products, is responding to rising demand by offering industrial hemp and CBD testing throughout North America.
Prior to the 2018 Farm Bill becoming law, Botanacor focused on analyzing samples submitted only from Colorado companies for regulatory compliance reasons. But now, Botanacor offers its full line of hemp tests to any North American customer seeking a fully compliant, ISO-17025 accredited lab.
Botanacor delivers its tests through unrivaled compliance with the highest standards of cGMP (for laboratory testing regulation) and cGLP (for scientific data integrity).
Botanacor currently offers tests for biomass and plant material, extracted oils and concentrates, as well as a whole host of finished products spanning edibles, cosmetics, solid oral dosages, pet food, and more. Botanacor’s test suite includes full spectrum cannabinoid potency profiling, terpene profiling, residual solvents analysis, pesticide residue analysis, heavy metals analysis, microbial contamination, water activity, and density.
Hemp and CBD samples can be submitted by following the simple instructions outlined on the Botanacor website. The company offers rapid turnaround and an online turn time calculator, allowing customers to easily track their sample results.
“We are a highly differentiated lab, offering our customers the superior accuracy, quality, and practices you typically experience only at multi-national pharmaceutical laboratory levels,” said Mike Branvold, Botanacor’s president. “We combine the highest standards of validated testing with rapid turnaround.”
The demand for cannabidiol (CBD) and hemp-based products is extraordinary and growing. The global industrial hemp market size is expected to reach $10.6 billion by 2025, according to a report by Grand View Research, Inc. The market is anticipated to expand at a CAGR of 14.0 percent.
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