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Upcoming Webinars:
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Understanding Protein Analysis for Label Claims and Characterization
Wednesday, April 30, 2025 | 11 AM CDT
Presenter:
Dan Berg, MS
Senior Analytical Services Manager, Eurofins Food Chemistry Testing Madison
Understanding Mycotoxins: Risks and Mitigation Strategies
Tuesday, May 6, 2025 | 11 AM CDT
Presenter:
Leo Schilling
Manager of Laboratory Operations - Mycotoxins and Veterinary Drugs, Eurofins Central Analytical Laboratories
On-Demand Webinars:
Instrument calibration management is the key to mass balance optimization in dairy plants. Eurofins DQCI is the dairy industry’s leading analytical laboratory, adhering to the highest standards supporting infrared and near-infrared technology worldwide.
What species of microorganisms are present in your dairy products? Learn why you need microbiome monitoring for your dairy products.
This publication will cover two additional important points: 1.) How to choose the right calibration set for your application 2.) What criteria you must have for optimal calibration samples
Check out our infographic on the Do's and Dont's of IR Calibration for Dairy Plants. We have also included some daily, weekly, and monthly tips on how to best maintain your IR instrument.
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This case study makes the financial case for why your company should calibrate its IR instrument more frequently.
Does your sample contain any form of animal byproduct? Is your sample being shipped overseas to one of Eurofins’ partner labs for testing? If both these questions are true for your sample, you’ll need a heating certificate to get through customs. This handy infographic shows examples of samples and tests that may require a heating certificate.
A large dairy product manufacturer expressed interest in an alternate PCR method for the detection of Genus Listeria in their environmental and product testing program due to recurring false-positive detections and high levels of environmental Genus Listeria positives in the recent past. Our objective was to compare the performance of two PCR based methods for Genus Listeria detection.