The marketplace is filled with cannabidiol-based products in consumables and consumer products such as supplements, foods (human and animal), cosmetics, and beverages.

For ready-to-eat food processors, developing and implementing pathogen environmental monitoring programs are important parts of their sanitation controls.

A new approach for significantly improving detection probabilities and reducing the need for manual verification of foreign material contamination of food products is described.

Shiga toxin-producing Escherichia coli strains can cause foodborne illness, necessitating the expansion of testing for these organisms.

The ability to rapidly detect the presence of viable pathogens along the production chain is essential for determining intervention and control strategies.

Food safety testing can be conducted in-house or outsourced to a third-party laboratory. Which one is the right fit for your business?

Transgenic methods have been used for over 25 years to incorporate well-characterized genes from a foreign (different plant or nonplant species) donor into a plant host that endows it with some desirable trait.

As a result of the changing regulatory landscape, there is need for more accurate identification and quantification of contaminants in environmental and food-related samples.

The data indicate that processors are making preventive efforts to maintain or improve the performance of their allergen programs.

Bia Diagnostics is available to assist all organizations with their Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Points plans for food allergen screening and label verification.