About HPC Standards GmbH

Manufacturer of analytical reference materials for residue analysis, with ISO 9001 certification and ISO 17034 accreditation.

HPC Standards GmbH develops, manufactures and distributes analytical reference materials. Its portfolio focuses on pesticides, veterinary drugs, metabolites and stable isotope-labelled compounds for applications including food and environmental residue analysis.

Legal entity and registered office

HPC Standards GmbH has its registered office at An der Laakenwiese 7, 04838 Jesewitz, Germany. Managing Director: Dr Alexander Schulze. The company is registered at Amtsgericht Leipzig under HRB 27048; VAT identification number: DE 276402318. The legally controlling details remain those published in the imprint.

ISO 17034 accreditation scope

DAkkS accredits HPC Standards GmbH as a reference material producer under D-RM-20844-01-01 in accordance with DIN EN ISO 17034:2017. The annex issued on 17 November 2025 covers reference materials and certified reference materials supplied as pure organic substances and salts with a purity above 50%, and as single-component solutions from 0.1 µg/mL to 10,000 µg/mL. This scope statement does not make every catalogue item a certified reference material; the applicable product and lot certificate is decisive. Open the certificate and annex.

ISO 9001 certificate scope

TÜV SÜD Management Service GmbH certifies the HPC Standards quality management system to ISO 9001:2015 under registration number 12 100 46238 TMS. The certified scope is the design, development, production and distribution of reference materials, specialty chemicals and laboratory equipment. The current certificate is valid from 8 January 2026 until 2 September 2028. Open the certificate.

Custom synthesis and technical support

HPC Standards accepts enquiries for custom synthesis of pesticides, veterinary drugs, metabolites and stable isotope-labelled derivatives. A useful enquiry identifies the requested compound by name and CAS Registry Number and states the required amount, chemical form, purity or concentration, solvent and intended analytical use. Submit a custom synthesis enquiry.