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With pork being a large component of critical human food supply chain and also contributing to many other industries, efficient production is more important than ever. Improved animal husbandry through advancements in nutrition, genetic testing, animal drugs, and other factors leads to better feed conversion, healthier animals, and a multitude of other benefits. However, without process verification from start to finish, production facilities may be at risk.
Explore Eurofins Rapid Microbiology Laboratory's BSL‑2 pilot plant for dried and fermented meat validation studies, from fermentation chambers to HPP and final product results.
Explore how rapid testing—from culture methods to PCR and droplet digital PCR—is transforming STEC detection and speeding food safety decisions.
Have questions about the Eurofins’ Infant Formula Contaminant Certification or Eurofins Protocol 102? Check out our guide for the answers to frequently asked questions regarding this type of certification.
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The United States Pharmacopeia (USP) is rolling out important updates to General Chapters <2021> and <2022> and, taking effect on April 1, 2026. For manufacturers who rely on microbiological testing to ensure product quality and regulatory compliance, understanding what’s changing and what actions are required is essential.
Important upcoming updates to USP Chapters <2021> and <2022 went into effect on April 1, 2026. These changes modify several microbiological testing requirements, including incubation times, suitability testing, and enrichment steps for specific organisms. Check out our answers to frequently asked questions about the updates.
Consumers rely on sunscreen to provide dependable protection against UV radiation, one of the leading causes of skin damage, premature aging, and skin cancer. Because of this, sunscreen manufacturers face a unique responsibility: to ensure every product consistently delivers the level of protection stated on the label. Read more to why sunscreen testing matters.
With innovation comes complexity and with complexity comes risk. This is why laboratory testing isn’t just a box to check. For longevity products, it’s one of the most challenging and essential parts of responsible product development.





