Frequently asked questions.

No. Your product's own composition is examined. Nothing is added to your packaging, your recipe or your production line.

Yes. The shared reference pool gives you a basis for comparison from day one. As your own verified samples are added, the library becomes specific to your product.

We choose the route that suits you together: your own team sends the sample, pre-screening is done at the facility, or our team takes on the sampling.

In the laboratory. The quick look in the field tells you which sample is worth examining further; the result you put in front of your buyer and your auditor rests on laboratory confirmation.

Yes. The report is prepared in a form you can share without writing a summary of your own, in language a non-specialist can read.

No. Molevex does not replace a production or quality system; it works alongside the setup you already have.

The reference belongs to your product and is kept in your name. The measurement records the product's measurable properties, not your recipe.

Whether the batch in your hands is the product it is declared to be, whether there is something in it that should not be, and whether it came from where it is said to.

We work across nine sectors: food, olive oil, honey, supplements, beverages, cosmetics, pharmaceuticals, feed and agriculture, and chemicals.

In the first meeting we talk through your product range, your supply structure and what your buyers expect; which products are examined, and how often, is decided from that.

No. Samples are taken per supplier at regular intervals; when you start with a new supplier, or when price or delivery patterns change, examinations are made more frequent.

Yes. Because nothing needs to have been applied to the product in advance, a product on the shelf today can be examined too.

What was examined, what it was compared against and what the result was are on a single page. The format is agreed with you around what your buyers expect.

Yes. Every result is kept tied to its batch; you can go back and compare a batch years later.