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What defines an antimicrobial efficacy test?

An antimicrobial that performs well in a petri dish doesn't guarantee it will work in a finished product. We walk through how R&D teams evaluate antimicrobial performance step by step, from in vitro screening and MIC testing to challenge tests in real food matrices and full shelf-life validation, and why context, not a single test result, ultimately determines whether an antimicrobial strategy holds up under real conditions.

Antimicrobial protection for food products : approaches, challenges and safety

Microbial contamination poses a major challenge for food manufacturers. The WHO reports that foodborne illnesses affect millions of people each year, leading to economic losses and public health issues. Antimicrobial protection helps mitigate these risks by controlling harmful microorganisms. Explore antimicrobial protection strategies to extend shelf-life and comply with standards.

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Heat processing in the food industry: ensuring safety and quality

Food spoilage is a significant challenge for companies in the food industry, leading to substantial waste and environmental impact. Globally, approximately one-third of all produced food is lost or wasted across the supply chain, contributing to greenhouse gas emissions and the depletion of valuable resources like water and land. For businesses, this translates to financial losses and inefficiencies in the supply chain. Effective food preservation methods, such as heat processing, are essential for mitigating these issues and ensuring that food products remain safe and high-quality throughout their shelf-life.
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How to Preserve Nutrients in Food

In today's fast-paced world, food spoilage has become a silent crisis, contributing significantly to global food waste. It is caused by several factors, including inadequate storage, exposure to air and moisture, and the development of micro-organisms. These factors can lead to the loss of essential nutrients, compromising the quality and safety of our food.
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Does Vacuum Sealing Preserve Food?

Vacuum sealing is a packaging method that removes air from a bag or container before sealing it. This process creates an environment that is free from oxygen, which is essential for the growth of bacteria and other microorganisms that cause food spoilage.
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