This page presents our own Dutch consumer testing data. PFAS is not a Dutch problem — it's everywhere. We share this Dutch dataset as an example of what independent, large-scale consumer testing can reveal, and to explain what we test and how.
We offer PFAS testing for eggs, soil and water, as well as heavy metals and pesticides in soil and water. Most tests completed so far have been eggs — but soil testing is a fast-growing category.
Soil testing grew from 79 samples (2024) to 136 samples (2025) — a 72% increase year-on-year, as awareness of soil as a PFAS source spreads beyond eggs.
Every red marker is a Dutch postal region where at least one tested egg sample exceeded the EU limit. Marker size reflects the peak value found in that region. Click a marker for details.
| Region | Peak value |
|---|---|
| NL-63xx | 102.0 µg/kg |
| NL-36xx | 60.6 µg/kg |
| NL-80xx | 60.6 µg/kg |
| NL-44xx | 59.6 µg/kg |
| NL-75xx | 58.7 µg/kg |
Every report we send is automatically interpreted through our online tool — no lab jargon, just a clear answer. Here's a real, anonymised example:
testenoppfas.nl is a consumer testing webshop built in partnership with Normec Groen Agro Control, a leading European laboratory. Normec Groen Agro Control has been performing laboratory analyses for over 30 years, with its own laboratories in the Netherlands and Peru, ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation, and testing carried out for clients in more than 80 countries through an extensive international network.
Normec Groen Agro Control is part of Normec Group, a leading European Testing, Inspection, Certification and Compliance (TICC) provider with over 6,000 experts across 160+ locations, including recently expanded laboratory capacity in Germany. This partnership is what makes it possible to offer accredited, reliable PFAS testing directly to consumers.
We operate local testing platforms in several countries. If you live in one of these, you can order a test kit directly:
We built one of the larger independent consumer PFAS datasets in Europe, and we're interested in working with researchers, journalists, and organisations addressing PFAS elsewhere — including exploring how we could offer testing capacity locally. If that's you, we'd like to hear from you.
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