Plan a product-launch testing program
Connect the food, process, package and launch decisions before choosing tests.
Food product testing
Choose a service by the question it answers. Review the sample context, scope and reporting before building your request.
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Connect the food, process, package and launch decisions before choosing tests.
Build analytical nutrition data around the final food and a clear reporting basis.
Measure key food-composition values for product development and nutrition work.
Scope carbohydrate measurements for the product and the question behind its label.
Target specific minerals for nutrition, development and ingredient questions.
Choose microbial counts and named targets for the food and production stage.
Define the organism, food matrix and portion needed for the testing purpose.
Use microbial counts to study product quality and investigate unwanted change.
Follow product quality in the package and storage conditions you intend to use.
Observe the finished product through its proposed storage period.
Investigate selected product changes under a justified stress-storage plan.
Measure available water as one part of a food’s stability assessment.
Measure water content for composition, specifications and development comparisons.
Name the allergen and sample context before selecting the analysis.
Define elements and reporting needs around ingredients and finished foods.
Use ingredients, sourcing and processing to define the contaminants worth investigating.
Investigate changes in fats and oils with defined chemical endpoints.
Keep the measurement basis stable while changing the product deliberately.
Keep product version, lot, package and handling linked to the request.
Connect the finding to its product, method, units and original decision.
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