Methods for hygiene assessement
Project team Anna Falowska
Member Funded Research project
Running: January 2018 - December 2019
number: 144860
Proposal documentation
Many rapid hygiene test systems are already on the market but limited independent assessment has been carried out to understand their capability and suitability to different environments, contaminant types and production technologies. Systems with the potential for providing an array of real-time information are also starting to appear on the food market.
Researching the non-culture methodology for identifying hazards and comparing these with the known and validated (but slower) methods that are currently used.
White papers, blogs and videos
Project coverage
- Steering MIG: Processing, operations and preservation
- Processing, operations and preservation MIG - Jan 2020
- Processing, operations and preservation MIG - May 2019
- Processing, operations and preservation MIG - Feb 2018
- R&D 464 - Evaluation of new or rapid detection methods for monitoring key contaminants in food production environments
- RSS 2019-10 - Rapid methods for hygiene determination
- RSS 2018-25 - Rapid methods for hygiene determination