FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions - Quality control

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions - Quality control

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In a simple descriptive sensory test, the food is checked for conformity with general consumer expectations based on appearance, smell, and taste. The test can be used alongside other studies to determine the shelf life and to detect spoilage or deterioration of food. Microbiological findings of spoilage organisms can often only be criticized in connection with sensory tests.

Required Sample Amount per Sample for Laboratory Tests

 Test  Minimum Amount
 Microbiology

 typically 100 g

 For special test plans, please contact your account manager!

 Nutritional Values (Big 7)  200 g
 Nutritional Values (Big 8)  250 g
 Complete Analysis Meat  100 g

 Pesticides

 Fipronil

 50 g
 Heavy Metals  30 g
 Mycotoxins  50 g
 Nitrate/Nitrite  50 g
 Cheese Testing  100 g
 GMO  200 g
 Allergens

 200 g

 + 100 g per additional parameter

 PAH  200 g

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The listed sample amounts are minimum quantities. If you have any questions regarding the sample amount needed in individual cases, please contact your account manager.