Grano Safe Analyses

Precision. Technique. Trust.

Specialized analyses for grains and seeds, generating information that supports safer decision-making.

Rice sample spread over Grano Safe's classification bench, next to labelled sample cups

Technical information for better decisions

The quality of a lot needs to be known, measured and interpreted.

Grano Safe performs analyses for the different links of the grain and seed chain, providing technical information to support quality control, trading, storage, processing and other important business decisions.

Milled rice sample separated on the classification bench

Grain Analyses

Get to know the quality of your raw material and your product better.

Analyses focused on evaluating grains at different post-harvest and industrialization stages, helping identify quality characteristics and supporting technical and commercial decisions.

Grano Safe analyst examining seeds under a lit magnifier in the laboratory

Seed Analyses

More information to evaluate the quality and potential of your lots.

Analyses focused on evaluating seed quality, providing important information for growers, seed companies, businesses and other professionals in the sector.

Grano Safe technician loading paddy rice into a moisture meter during calibration

Moisture Meter Calibration

More reliable measurements in your day-to-day operation.

Verification and calibration of moisture meters to support more reliable measurements in quality control and operational decisions.

More than an analysis result

At Grano Safe, we seek to turn results into useful information for decision-making.

Technical knowledge

Experience applied to the quality of grains, seeds and processes.

Reliability

Technical procedures and criteria to generate consistent results.

Applied insight

Information that can be used in the company's day-to-day decisions.

Integration

Knowledge that connects raw material quality, processes and the final result.

Knowing the quality is the first step to making better decisions.

Need an analysis, or want to know which evaluation is most suitable for your lot?

Aerial view of grain storage silos with the crop field in the background