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How can fast-paced food manufacturing keep up with an ever-changing regulatory environment? Saint-Gobain explains this in the realm of food contact materials and the regulations surrounding them.
Controlant explains how end-to-end cold chain monitoring and temperature control can prevent food spoilage, lengthen shelf life, and avoid unfortunate foodborne illnesses.
This experiment shows whether automation of serial dilution and the use of disposable bags instead of prefilled test tubes standardize can simplify the dilution process.