Chemical Contaminants

Laboratory tests for the detection of chemical contaminants in food.

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food science laboratory setting where oat grains are being analyzed for quality or safety

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Chemical pollutants pose a potential risk to public health and are subject to strict legal limits. Biogerm supports food companies in monitoring these contaminants, contributing to legal compliance, food safety and consumer protection.

Why perform this service

Health safety

Protection of human health through the early detection of microbiological, chemical and environmental risks, preventing incidents, outbreaks and undue exposures.

Legal compliance

Ensuring compliance with applicable national and European legislation and standards, through accredited analyses and adequate technical support.

Risk management

Identification, assessment and preventive mitigation of critical risks before they become non-conformities, incidents or operational impacts.

Brand reputation protection

Reducing the risk of incidents with public or media impact, contributing to the confidence of consumers, customers and partners.

Decision-making support

Provision of reliable, traceable and technically validated data that support informed decisions at the technical, operational and management level.

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Types of analyses performed

Laboratory tests that detect, identify and quantify microorganisms (bacteria, fungi, yeasts, parasites and others) to evaluate the safety and quality of products and environments.

Delivery process

1

Sampling plan

Definition of strategic collection points and frequency of analyses according to the needs of each client.

2

Parametric values

Legal limits established for each parameter, based on public health and environmental quality criteria.

3

Periodic reports

Obligation to communicate the results to the competent authorities and to the public, where necessary.

Applicable legislation

Biogerm is accredited by IPAC according to the NP EN ISO/IEC 17025 standard for various water tests.

EU Regulation No. 915/2023