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Residue testing in food:
A 3-part webinar series

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Three expert-led webinars to help you detect residues, meet regulations, and deliver defensible LC-MS/MS results.

Residue testing is becoming increasingly complex, more compounds, stricter limits, and challenging matrices.

This 3-part webinar series brings together expert insights on veterinary drugs, pesticides, and mycotoxins, helping you build robust, compliant workflows with confidence.

What you’ll learn:

  • Navigate evolving global regulations and residue limits
  • Apply proven sample prep approaches to achieve the lowest level of quantitation (LOQ)
  • Build validated workflows across complex food matrices
  • Reduce interferences and improve quantitation confidence using LC-MS/MS
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Webinar 1: Mycotoxins

Expect the unexpected – climate change and emerging mycotoxins in cereals and toddler food

Learn how to ensure accurate and consistent quantitation of mycotoxins while meeting increasing regulatory expectations.

Key takeaways:

  • Regulatory requirements for mycotoxins
  • Matrix challenges and mitigation
  • High-confidence quantitation

Speaker: Julie Brunkhorst, VP Technical Division, Trilogy Analytical Laboratory

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Webinar 2: Veterinary drugs

Advancing food safety and regulatory compliance: Comprehensive screening of veterinary drug residues

Gain practical insights into screening large panels of veterinary drugs and meeting global regulatory requirements.

Key takeaways:

  • Regulations and maximum residue limit (MRL)
  • Sample prep for low LOQs
  • Validation workflows for single and multiple lab environments
  • High-sensitivity quantitation with SCIEX 7500+ system

Speaker: Jianru Stahl-Zeng, SCIEX

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Webinar 3: Pesticides

Quantitative and qualitative solutions for large-panel pesticide assays using SCIEX Triple Quad and QTRAP systems

Explore how to manage large pesticide panels while maintaining throughput and sensitivity across diverse food matrices.

Key takeaways:

  • Multi-residue method strategies
  • Managing matrix effects and interferences
  • Improving robustness and productivity

Speaker: Holly Lee, SCIEX