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| New Developments in Real Time Testing for Microbial Levels (Webinar length: 1 hr 7 min) Overview: Despite the development of rapid methods for both microbial identification and enumeration, the microbiological testing of food still relies on standard techniques, such as agar plating to monitor levels of microorganisms in foods. This is partly due to the scepticism surrounding new methods, the difficulty in obtaining approval from accrediting bodies for alternative methods, and the cost of rapid methods. Tests to satisfy customers and regulatory bodies are often dictated to industry. The majority of tests provide data to manage product quality and for this, there are no restrictions on the test methods. For the food industry, it is the enumeration of microbial levels that is key and often more important than the identification of contaminants. There are some useful rapid methods that have found a place in the food industry. The rapid tests for microbial enumeration are the most useful for managing food manufacturing plants with results available within a timeframe that allows decisions to be made to avoid the manufacture of unsatisfactory product. There have been some new developments in rapid optical detection methods for food safety that will be addressed during this webinar. Areas covered in the webinar: Review of traditional testing Requirements for the ideal rapid method Detection methods Identification methods Enumeration methods Who will benefit from this webinar: Regulatory Affairs and Compliance Professionals QA and QC Managers Food manufacturers Food Scientists, Technologists and Product Developers Government food inspectors Consumer and Marketing Research Professionals Importers and Exporters Who should attend: Regulatory Affairs and Compliance Professionals QA and QC Managers Food manufacturers Food Scientists, Technologists and Product Developers Government food inspectors Consumer and Marketing Research Professionals Importers and Exporters; International and Foreign Agricultural Trade Reps Presenter–Dr. Steve Flint: Dr. Flint is a Professor in Food Safety and Microbiology and Director of the Food Division Institute of Food Nutrition and Human Health (IFNHH) at Massey University in New Zealand. He started in the pharmaceutical industry developing vaccines for farm animals. He spent the next 20 years developing solutions to microbiological issues in the dairy industry, working as a scientist for the Fonterra Research Centre. He joined the IFNHH team in 2008 sharing his experiences as an industrial research microbiologist through teaching. His current research specialities are biofilms, rapid assays for microorganisms, and novel preservation systems. He has published over 90 scientific publications. Webinar Price ($289) Click here to buy it Copyright (C) All rights reserved. FoodHACCP.com. For more information send email to info@foodhaccp.com TEL) 1-866-494-1208 FAX) 1-253-486-1936 |
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