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Packaged water includes all water sold in packaging (bottles, carboys, cartons). Unlike tap water, its regulatory status depends on its origin and composition.
This sector is subject to extremely strict health safety requirements, where protecting the resource and controlling the bottling process are the two pillars of compliance.
There are generally three types of requirements:
For mineral water companies and bottlers, health safety is a contractual commitment to the consumer.
To guarantee flawless quality from source to bottle, we support you in implementing your monitoring plans. We meet the requirements of the Public Health Code and self-monitoring protocols to detect any trace of chemical or microbiological contaminants.
Packaged or bottled waters must meet the limits and quality references set out in the order of 14 March 2007 and its amendments relating to the quality criteria for packaged waters, and to specific treatments and labelling requirements for packaged natural mineral and spring water, as well as natural mineral water distributed at public drinking fountains.
Innovation & Methods
We offer analyses to check the regulatory compliance of your foodstuffs.
Testing for Pseudomonas aeruginosa, revivable bacteria, enterococci and sulphite-reducing anaerobes.
Ultra-trace analyses suited to the very low thresholds required for mineral and spring waters.
Testing for antimony, phthalates, bisphenols and microplastics.
Complete mineral profile (calcium, magnesium, sodium, potassium, sulphates, bicarbonates).

Our regulatory team supports you in assessing the compliance of your products by providing daily monitoring of applicable regulations and directives, draft texts and standards.
Our experts Céline and Aurélie are here to help.
A comprehensive quality audit to assess your production practices and ensure the compliance of your products. Our experts will provide you with tailored recommendations to optimise your processes and reduce risks.
We help you implement effective traceability systems to ensure transparency throughout the cereal production chain. You will be able to track each batch from cultivation to final use.
Our nationwide coverage, combined with a fleet of tri-temperature vehicles compliant with the NF X15-140 standard, guarantees control of the cold chain and the transport of samples under optimal conditions.
Phytocontrol’s sampling technicians are all qualified to carry out physico-chemical and microbiological sampling in accordance with the following standards:
Every sample benefits from real-time traceability, from collection or sampling through to analysis.
Optimising our routes helps reduce our environmental impact while ensuring a responsive, high-performance service.
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Whether you are a network manager, an industrial company or a farmer, we help you ensure the sustainability and compliance of your resource.
The reputation of a mineral water depends on its absolute purity. With growing concerns about microplastics and pesticide residues, having a partner like Phytocontrol allows us to scientifically prove the quality of our resource with some of the lowest detection thresholds on the market.

+1,000 satisfied customers

Research and expertise
We drive your projects forward with tailor-made solutions and close support. Technical expertise, full traceability and rigorous compliance: we turn your constraints into performance levers.
Our experts are committed to supporting you in:
ACCREDITATIONS
Phytocontrol is accredited by COFRAC and holds specific approvals from the Ministry of Health and the Ministry of the Environment for water sampling and analysis.

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We support you from order to delivery of results.
We offer 3 levels of support to help you:
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