Chromatography News Report

Welcome to the chromatography news report. This installment covers a range of news stories.

• The drinking water monitoring network nows covers all provinces in China.
• Statement from the Ministry of Health: This year nearly 5,000 national food safety standards will be completed.
• A report on food complaints according to the 12365 system.
• The Ministry of Environmental Protection is a drafting soil pollution prevention law.
• Forecast: The six most noteworthy areas for 2013.
• The National Environmental Protection Conference on heavy metal pollution prevention.

News

• Thermo has launched a new product: a mid-infrared laser carbon monoxide analyzer.
• Rui Feng Biological releases shark fin analysis solutions that can differentiate between genuine and fake shark's fin.
• Shimadzu has introduced a veterinary drug residue analysis solution.
• New HPLC columns.
• Agilent discusses illegal activities in Africa.

“Life 365”

• Analysis of children's liver and kidney toxins.
• Detection of toxin in cowpeas.
• Sinopec acknowledged that the national standards for fog and haze are not enough.
• Yunnan is the first province to achieve rapid detection of the safety of agricultural products, province-wide.
• Thirteen types of food contaminants will have new limits.

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• The 19th National Chromatography Annual Conference will be held at Fuzhou University.
• The 21st Experimental Exhibition in the Middle East was held in Dubai in March.
• The 2013 Glass Exhibition will be held in Zhengzhou.
• The Suzhou International Expo Center will host the second session of the Analysis Conference and Exhibition.
• Dicyandiamide found in dairy products.

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