Food Safety Net Services is a network of ISO/IES 17025: 2005 accredited laboratories that supply a wide variety of microbiological testing and analytical services for the food & beverage industry.

Brakebush Brothers, a provider of “further processed chicken” with headquarters in Westfield, WI is pleased to announce its Microbiology Food Testing Laboratory has attained ISO 17025:2017 ...

Inlabtec has published a short article that discusses the benefits gained from use of application specific sterile plastic bags in microbiological food testing. The article compares the now standard ...

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The global food safety testing market is experiencing significant growth, driven by rising foodborne illnesses, stringent ...

DUBLIN--(BUSINESS WIRE)--The "Microbiology & Bacterial Culture for Industrial Testing Market Analysis By Consumable (Media {Bacterial, Fungi & Algae}, Reagent), By Application, And Segment Forecasts, ...

FreshDetect has developed a hand-held device that accurately measures bacterial contamination in food quickly and inexpensively. According to managing director Oliver Dietrich the innovation “creates ...

Food safety is a critical concern for consumers worldwide. Contaminated or poorly processed food can cause illness, recalls, and loss of consumer trust. Some food companies go above and beyond ...

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Gayle Anderson took a look at the new Pet Food Safety Lab at Lucy Pet Foods in Irwindale. The Pet Food Safety Lab (PFSL) is a world-class testing facility serving the pet food industry and its ...

Paris-based Spore.Bio, a startup that developed an artificial intelligence-driven method for detecting pathogens, said today it has raised $23 million in early-stage funding to reinvent microbiology ...