Food Integrity Supplement – April 2021
Our latest Food Integrity supplement discusses sustainability and drinking water quality.
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Our latest Food Integrity supplement discusses sustainability and drinking water quality.
Our latest Food Safety In-depth Focus looks at NIR spectroscopy as a tool for determining olive oil fraud and the possible limits of quality management systems
Issue 2 2021 of New Food is available to read online, featuring stories on food safety, ingredients, food-grade lubricants and a food integrity supplement...
The Lloyd’s Register survey of senior executives within the beverage sector claims that despite the risk of food fraud, it is not a high priority among many industry leaders.
Sievers TOC Analysers cover a breadth of analytical ranges to support the Food & Beverage industry at every step of its process.
Accelerated Shelf-Life Testing - Guidelines for fast and realistic light stability testing of ingredients, packaging, and products.
With every new mass spectrometry technology, the first question is always: “How much lower can we go?”
Professor Chris Elliott explains why the industry should join together on 19-23 April for the virtual conference.
Application Note: Pesticide Detection using SERS Techniques
Exploring the composition of several sample beverages using modular spectroscopy.
With growing consumer demand for seaweed in European countries, Jens J Sloth and Susan L Holdt of the Technical University of Denmark explain why the lack of seaweed regulation is an immediate concern, and how laboratories should prepare for new legislation.
We describe how NIR spectroscopy helps to deliver objective data the food and agriculture industries are using to maximize quality and efficiency.
The highly anticipated Food Integrity 2021 conference will bring together the best parts of the original 2020 agenda with new and exciting additions, convening as a fully virtual, interactive five-day event.
Two Nestlé experts outline important information around fit-for-purpose methods within analytical chemistry and what it means for the food manufacturer.
Dr Liangxiu Han discusses how we might harness big data and machine learning/AI to boost global food security in these uncertain times of climate change.