Food safety testing — are you compliant with ISO 17025?

Supplied by Thermo Fisher Scientific on Tuesday, 16 March, 2021

Increasingly complex global food chains have led to an escalation in foodborne illnesses and food safety concerns. Industry and governmental bodies have responded by strengthening legislation and regulations to better manage food safety.

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ISO 17025 accreditation for food testing and safety
How LIMS software can be configured to help achieve ISO 17025 compliance

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