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Why Extraction Still Matters in Food Analysis

Ahead of ExTech 2026, Hans-Gerd Janssen weighs in on the challenges and evolution of sample preparation

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    ExTech 2026 focuses on advancements in sample preparation for analytical science.

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    Hans-Gerd Janssen emphasizes the practical challenges in food analysis.

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    Sample complexity can interfere with chromatographic processes.

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    Empirical testing is essential for new methodologies.

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    Conferences provide direct interaction with innovators.

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    New methodologies need thorough comparison to established techniques.

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    Sustainability and reduced toxic solvent use are priorities in development.

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Why Extraction Still Matters in Food Analysis

  • by James Strachan

  • April 16, 2026

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