Industrial Chemical & Biocides
Fate and effects data built for REACH and BPR review
REACH and the Biocidal Products Regulation ask the same underlying question in different wording: what does this substance do once it's in the environment, and to what. The same GLP-certified environmental safety package Biobide runs for agrochemical and food-ingredient clients covers industrial chemicals and biocides directly — sorption, biodegradation, bioaccumulation, aquatic and microbial toxicity, generated as one dataset rather than a stack of separate lab reports.
Selected clients in this space: BASF · Afton Chemical
Why registration leads keep coming back
Fate and effects, reconciled from the start
Sorption through bioaccumulation, one dataset
Koc, hydrolysis, ready and inherent biodegradability, and fish/oligochaete bioaccumulation studies are designed to sit together in a single submission, not stitched from separate vendors.
Wastewater-relevant endpoints included
Activated sludge respiration inhibition and ISO 11733 STP simulation studies cover the microbial risk assessment REACH dossiers ask for, and that generalist ecotox labs often skip.
ED identification, addressed directly
EASZY and ZETA map onto the estrogenic and thyroid mechanisms both REACH and the Biocidal Products Regulation use to identify endocrine disruptors.
Data built to survive a second look
20+ peer-reviewed publications back the assay methodology itself — useful when a dossier gets re-examined by a competent authority.
Relevant from the catalogue
Assays this industry books most
What most REACH and biocide dossiers draw on from the catalogue.
Ecotoxicology
Aquatic, sediment, activated sludge microorganisms
OECD TG 106–319 · View assays →
Environmental Fate & Behaviour
Sorption, hydrolysis, photolysis, biodegradability, STP simulation
ISO 11733 · View assays →
Endocrine Disruption Screening
EASZY & ZETA
OECD TG 250 · View assays →
Genotoxicity
Core in vitro plus in vivo follow-up
View assays →
Regulatory context
Coverage spans OECD TG 106–319 for fate and effects, plus ISO 11733 for activated sludge simulation — structured to support REACH registration dossiers and Biocidal Products Regulation submissions without splitting the data package across CROs.
Tell us where the data gap is
Send your substance profile and the specific endpoints missing from your dossier — we'll propose the fate-and-effects battery to close it, GLP from the first study.
