
Microbiological Analyses
Microbiological food analysis
Microbiological food analysis forms an integral component of comprehensive quality control for products manufactured, processed, and distributed within the food industry.
Upon receipt at our laboratory, samples undergo analysis by our microbiologists within one day of sampling, adhering to established internal protocols. Our procedures are developed in full compliance with regulatory requirements and COFRAC standards.
Our food microbiology analysis services
Microbiological analyses
Standardised analysis methods
Our food microbiology analysis services
Microbiological analyses
Process hygiene criteria (recommendations from the Ministry of Agriculture, the European Commission: Regulation 2073/2005 and FCD notice, as well as food professionals: CEPROC, FICT, FIA, Restauration, etc.)
Safety criteria (Regulation 2073/2005)
Product shelf life analyses
Challenge tests
Surface analyses to test the effectiveness of cleaning and disinfection
Ambient air analyses
Packaging analyses for contact contamination.
Standardised analysis methods
ISO standards (International Standard Organisation)
AFNOR standards (French Standardisation Association)
AFNOR-approved alternative methods
Regulations
Process hygiene criteria (source: Ministry of Agriculture, Regulation 2073/2005 and FCD notice from the European Commission, CEPROC, FICT, FIA, Restauration, etc.)
Safety criteria (Regulation 2073/2005)
AFNOR-approved alternative methods
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FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Microbiological food analysis is the testing of products manufactured, processed, or distributed by food industry professionals to control their sanitary quality.
It ensures that food products meet process hygiene and safety criteria and helps verify the effectiveness of cleaning, disinfection, and packaging measures.