R&D Lab Tech/QA-QC/Food Safety

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Neogen has developed a rapid test that can simultaneously detect the presence of six tree nuts in a single test in just 10 minutes after extraction.

MicroThermics lab and small-scale UHT/HTST/aseptic processors provide easy, affordable process accuracy. FSMA compliance requirements are coming for labs producing food samples so it is more important than ever to simulate all production processes (thermal, record keeping, operations, cleaning, etc.).

Brookfield Engineering Laboratories offers its 2015 full-color catalog with complete details on all product lines.

Genesis R&D Food Analysis & Labeling software from ESHA is a powerful tool for product development, recipe analysis and government-compliant labeling.

For food and beverage companies, it is crucial to benefit from specifications consistency from raw materials to finished products and labeling—through formulation. Being able to track and attach data and documents including certifications to products, considerably eases products, ranges, menu management and regulatory compliance.

Measuring chocolate viscosity and determining the Plastic Viscosity and Casson Yield Value are critical steps to optimizing chocolate flow properties.

Colleen Galieti has joined Avure Technologies as a Food Scientist at their Global Headquarters and Customer Center.

In response to recent recalls of products containing cumin found to be contaminated with peanuts and almonds, Neogen announced that its comprehensive line of food allergen tests includes quantitative and screening test kits that can quickly and accurately detect peanut and almond allergens in cumin and spice blends.

ESHA Research now offers a European Union labeling module for its flagship Genesis R&D Food Development and Labeling Software. The new module allows users to automatically create camera-ready nutrition labels that comply with EU regulations.

Marshfield Food Safety, LLC received accreditation for Chemical Testing according to International Standard ISO/IEC 17025:2005 through American Association for Laboratory Accreditation (A2LA).