Nutritional Analysis of Tuna Dried Muscle

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Food testing lab needed to analyze some nutritional aspects (i.e., lipid and protein) of tuna dried muscle tissue samples If so, could you provide me a quote on costs associated with analysis separately for both lipid and protein for each sample.

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Number: 24-00907

Industry: Fish and Seafood

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