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Foreign bodies are one of the biggest problems for food manufacturers. Thousands of tonnes of food production can be lost when a foreign body is discovered, and the cost of a recall – if deemed necessary – can run into millions. Roger Angold, RSSL Microscopy Laboratory, explains...
Aroma is one of the key determinants of flavour perception and therefore one of the main factors driving consumer preferences. This is the reason why the analysis of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCs) has become a major topic for food industry. Indeed, a huge variety of analytical techniques have been developed…
This paper demonstrates how microscopy techniques can be used to characterise, understand and monitor the stability of emulsions...
An assessment of GC-MS/MS as a tool to identify the common tainting compounds found in food and drinks, and a comparison to traditional GC-MS...
The relative virtues of ICP-MS, ICP-OES and AAS have been frequently discussed, in terms of their use for the analysis of metals, either from a nutritional aspect, but also as control of contamination in food materials.
