Guide To… Testing 2019
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Posted: 16 August 2019 | New Food | No comments yet
Our first-ever Guide to Testing supplement that accompanies this issue of New Food provides first-class views and expertise from the world’s leading food and beverage testing labs.
Welcome to the very first Guide To… Testing supplement of New Food, August 2019.
For the food and beverage sector, there are a plethora of important cogs that must keep on turning. If one fails, the whole process can be affected – potentially with disastrous consequences. But I am sure we all agree that safety is by far the most imperative component to this wheel.
Ensuring that goods are authentic and safe for public consumption requires manufacturers to implement the correct and accredited testing protocols. Selecting the right testing laboratory is therefore vital, but it can be a difficult decision; particularly when you are faced with – arguably – too much choice.
Our Guide To… Testing provides you with first-class views and expertise from the world’s leading food and beverage testing labs and analytical instrumentation suppliers on the challenges the industry is facing and how best to address them.
In this issue, ALS, Eurofins, Merieux Nutrisciences, Neovia, Nestlé and SGS share their expertise.
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