In Tennessee, the hemp industry is entering a new era of accountability. With the enactment of Public Chapter No. 526, oversight of hemp-derived cannabinoids has shifted to the Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission (TABC) as of January 1, 2026. To succeed in this strictly regulated market, you need a laboratory partner that understands the transition from agricultural oversight to high-stakes retail compliance.
Anresco Laboratories combines 80+ years of food safety heritage with specialized expertise in Tennessee’s new “Hemp-Derived Cannabinoid” standards. We ensure your products meet every TDA and TABC milestone—from the farm to the liquor store shelf.
Updated per Tennessee Public Chapter No. 526 / SB 2707 Requirements
Total THC (Delta-9 THC + [0.877 x THCA]). Verification of per-serving caps (25mg) and per-package caps (200mg) for cannabinoids. |
✓ Validated
Comprehensive Screening. Over 60 compounds including Abamectin, Bifenazate, and Myclobutanil at Tennessee-mandated PPB levels.
✓ Validated
The “Big Four”: Arsenic, Cadmium, Lead, and Mercury. (Tested to strict safety thresholds for consumable products).
✓ Validated
Mandatory Pathogens: Salmonella spp. and Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC).
✓ Validated
Aflatoxins (B1, B2, G1, G2) and Ochratoxin A.
✓ Validated
Standard Extract Panel. Includes Butanes, Pentanes, Hexanes, Ethanol, Isopropanol, and more.
✓ Validated
ISO 17025 accredited results with mandatory TABC-compliant QR codes.
✓ Validated
Total Scientific Oversight for TDA Growers and TABC Retailers
The 2026 Tennessee standards place strict limits on hemp-derived cannabinoid products. We utilize high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) to verify that your products do not exceed the 25mg per serving or 200mg per container cannabinoid limits, ensuring your inventory stays legal under the new TABC enforcement.
Tennessee’s rich soil requires vigilant monitoring. Our ICP-MS technology screens for Lead, Arsenic, Cadmium, and Mercury at the parts-per-billion level. We provide the data required to prove your product is safe for human consumption, a core requirement for TABC-licensed retailers.
Under Public Chapter 526, Tennessee mandates that all products be tested for a comprehensive list of pesticides and plant growth regulators. Our dual-platform (LC-MS/MS & GC-MS/MS) analysis detects trace residues down to the lowest possible Limit of Quantitation (LOQ), protecting your brand from state-mandated recalls.
Safety starts at the microscopic level. We screen for the pathogens most likely to affect consumer safety, including Salmonella and STEC, providing the definitive evidence needed for a Tennessee Certificate of Analysis (COA).
The move to TABC oversight means hemp products are now regulated with the same scrutiny as spirits. Anresco’s COAs are formatted to be "audit-ready," featuring the mandatory batch-matching and QR code technology required for Tennessee's new retail landscape.
We don’t just deliver a pass/fail; we help you understand the chemistry of your product, helping you optimize formulations to stay within the 25mg/200mg cannabinoid caps.
In a market where shelf space is at a premium, delay is not an option. Anresco offers industry-leading turnaround times, ensuring your Tennessee hemp moves from the production line to the retail counter without regulatory friction.
Anresco Laboratories is ISO 17025 accredited (AT-1551) and qualified to perform hemp testing in compliance with
FDACS requirements.
ID: 2 Cannabinoid Profile (non-plant)
$75
ID: 6 Heavy Metal Screen – CA DCC
$150
ID: 8 Pesticide Screen – CA DCC
$250
ID: 1036 Microbiological Screen – Texas Hemp
$350
Cannabinoid Profile (non-plant)
Heavy Metal Screen – CA DCC
Pesticide Screen – CA DCC
Microbiological Screen – Texas
Join the leading Tennessee cultivators, processors, and retailers who trust Anresco for their compliance needs.