Environmental Listeria sampling is popular among food manufacturers because it greatly reduces the time and cost associated with end-product testing for the pathogen.

For a lab to receive accreditation, it must be able to prove to an accrediting body that its tests are applicable, appropriate and functioning correctly.

The best advice in the effective use of a dry goods storeroom is: rotate, rotate, rotate.  

Listeria monocytogenes is a significant foodborne pathogen that must be controlled for food safety.  

Microorganisms, biofilms and chemical residues can survive the sanitation process if cleaning and sanitizing procedures have not been adequately followed.

The latest technological advancements in microbial contamination control are reviewered.  

Part three in a series on sampling, focusing on food safety quality control in microbial air sampling.

This article reviews the current research, regulations and identification and detection methods available to processors for the evaluation of Salmonella and Campylobacter in food products.

An Interview with John H. Silliker, Ph.D. on how testing of food has evolved.  

Part two of sampling strategies that can be applied to any situation with a focus on biological sampling.