Analytical quality support for essential oil, aroma chemical and natural ingredient businesses — with or without an in-house laboratory.
GC-FID and GC-MS interpretation, supplier report reviews, raw-material assessments and planned independent laboratory coordination.
Pre-launch venture · No paid services currently being accepted
Hayes Analytics is a developing independent analytical quality-control and technical consultancy built on practical industrial chemistry experience.
Our proposed services are intended for essential oil distributors, fragrance ingredient traders, natural ingredient suppliers and procurement teams seeking technical assessment of analytical evidence without maintaining a dedicated chromatographic laboratory.
We aim to translate supplier-reported results, chromatographic data and testing evidence into clear findings that support purchasing, quality and investigation decisions. The client remains responsible for final acceptance and commercial decisions.
Samuel Hayes · BSc Chemistry (2:1)
Hayes Analytics is being developed by Samuel Hayes, an analytical chemistry professional with approximately four years of industrial quality-control experience.
His technical experience spans GC-FID, GC-MS and chiral gas chromatography, chromatographic method development, essential-oil and aroma-chemical profiling, analytical investigations and supplier quality documentation.
Hayes Analytics is a pre-trading venture. The services described on this website are proposed services and are not presently available for paid engagement.
Technical assessment of chromatography data, supplier reports and third-party testing evidence.
Have GC data but need an independent technical opinion? We assess compatible chromatograms, mass spectra, integration tables and raw or exported files, with findings tied to the evidence supplied.
Received a supplier GC report or CoA and need to understand whether the evidence supports a purchasing or quality decision? We review reported findings and identify gaps, even without raw files.
Need analytical testing but do not operate a laboratory? We are developing a service to scope tests and coordinate qualified third-party laboratories, followed by a separate technical review.
Subject to establishing suitable laboratory partnerships. Testing is performed by external laboratories, not Hayes Analytics.
Accessible QC capability when your team needs additional scientific assessment.
Assessing a new supplier or investigating a batch discrepancy? We aim to compare supplier documentation, reported analytical data and specifications to identify areas needing follow-up.
Facing unresolved peaks, separation problems or calibration questions? We propose practical technical reviews and verification experiments for laboratories with existing GC equipment.
Services are under development. Any future engagement will specify the available data, analytical limitations and precise deliverables. Hayes Analytics is not an accredited testing laboratory and does not itself issue laboratory certificates of analysis.
Three possible starting points, one independent technical review process.
Send compatible GC-FID or GC-MS data for scoped assessment and interpretation.
Share CoAs, peak tables or reports for an evidence-based documentation review.
When partner arrangements are established, samples can go directly to an independent laboratory.
Our first area of focus is organisations dealing with compositionally complex natural materials, supplier analytical evidence and raw-material quality questions.
Hayes Analytics is preparing for launch. We welcome non-confidential preliminary enquiries from prospective clients, independent laboratories and potential technical partners. Tell us the material, analytical question, type of evidence available and an indicative timescale.
samuel.hayes@hayes-analytics.com ↗Paid services are not yet available. Please send only a general outline initially. Do not email confidential raw data, customer formulations, supplier documents or personal data without an agreed secure transfer process. Incoming mail is forwarded to an Outlook account; a dedicated outgoing mailbox is not yet configured.
