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Soil is one of the most important natural resources, supporting the lives of plants, animals, and humans. Unfortunately, industrial, agricultural, and urban activities often lead to its contamination with harmful substances such as heavy metals, pesticides, and chemical compounds. At ANCHEM Testing Laboratory, we offer a range of soil testing services, expanded through collaborations with partner laboratories, tailoring them to the specific needs of our clients.

LEGAL BASIS FOR SOIL TESTING

  • Regulation of the Minister of the Environment of September 1, 2016, on the method of assessing soil contamination (Journal of Laws 2016, item 1395).

Scope of Soil Testing

Chemical analyses:

  • determination of heavy metals content, such as cadmium, lead, mercury, zinc, copper, and arsenic.
  • analysis of organic substances, including petroleum hydrocarbons, pesticides, polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), and polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs).
  • measurement of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium, and other nutrients to assess soil quality in agriculture.

Physicochemical testing:

  • measuring pH, electrical conductivity, and volatile substances,
  • analyzing soil texture (granulometric composition),
  • determining organic matter and dry mass content.

Microbiological testing:

  • detecting bacteria and pathogens that may impact plant and human health,
  • assessing the activity of microorganisms involved in natural soil purification processes (bioremediation).

Environmental risk assessment:

  • evaluating the impact of contaminants on groundwater quality and ecosystems,
  • studying soil’s self-cleaning capabilities and its potential for reclamation.

When & why Should Soil Testing Be Done?

  • before construction projects – assessing soil quality on sites intended for development,
  • in agriculture – verifying nutrient content and checking for contaminants in arable soil,
  • suspected contamination – testing in industrial areas, around waste disposal sites, or where petroleum spills have occurred,
  • for reclamation purposes – analyzing soil on degraded land to plan remediation efforts.

What makes ANCHEM the right choice?

  • Professionalism and experience – with years of expertise in environmental testing, we deliver high-precision results.
  • Advanced technologies – employing cutting-edge analytical methods, accredited to meet national and international standards.
  • Tailored solutions – offering services customized to client needs, from comprehensive analyses to environmental consultancy.
  • Speed and reliability – providing accurate results within agreed timelines.

Regular soil testing is an investment in the health of people, plants, and ecosystems. Contact the ANCHEM Testing Laboratory to learn how we can assist in monitoring and protecting the soil in your area.

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Laboratorium Badawcze ANCHEM
Piotr Baśkiewicz Sp. z o.o.
ul. Janusza Korczaka 2
87-300 Brodnica
tel. 56 493 27 60
tel. kom. 798 682 412, 798 682 402

e-mail: biuro@anchemlab.pl
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