Understanding STEC: A Growing Concern April 1, 2012 To understand the challenges of testing for pathogenic STEC, we need to understand the mechanics of what makes them deadly.Read More
Enterococcus faecium NRRL B-2354: Tempest in a Teapot or Serious Foodborne Pathogen? April 1, 2012 Food manufacturers should not be discouraged from the use of E. faecium NRRL B-2354.Read More
N60—What It Is and What It Is Not October 1, 2011 N60-Trim sampling is recognized as the gold standard sampling procedure for beef trimmings destined for raw ground use across the beef industry.Read More
Advances in Spiral Plating Increase Reproducibility and Cost Savings June 1, 2011 Spiral plating is an ideal tool for both research and quality assurance personnel.Read More
Microbial Detection – Taking It to the Limits June 1, 2011 Whichever method is used for sampling and detecting microorganisms, it represents only a fraction of the actual level present in a food product.Read More
Indicator Organism Assays: Chaos, Confusion and Criteria February 1, 2011 Spoilage indicators could be considered a subset of quality indicators as microbes that cause spoilage are not necessarily those that result in foodborne illness.Read More
Breakthrough Same-day Bacterial Analysis for Food Products October 1, 2010 A rapid, high-throughput method for total viable count quantification provides microbiological analysis in just hours.Read More
Setting the Standard for Traceability in Proficiency Testing Programs October 1, 2010 Top-performing food microbiology laboratories realize the importance of effective proficiency testing programs.Read More
High-throughput PCR Provides Real-time Solutions October 1, 2010 High-throughput PCR allows food processors to find real-time solutions with excellent sensitivity and specificity.Read More
Leading the Way in Food Safety Science October 1, 2010 Fast, accurate results are critical for delivering safer food products for consumers and more profitable growth for food companies.Read More