Globalization of the food supply and the growing complexity of the supply chain have made it increasingly difficult to trace the origin of seafood. Testing to verify the species of seafood helps producers and suppliers maintain consumer confidence in their products by providing evidence for accurate labeling.
DNA testing for fish species identification will become increasingly necessary as concern for public safety heightens the demand for verified seafood product. To meet the demand for authenticated fish and seafood products, FoodChain ID Testing includes seafood testing as part of their Food Authenticity Program.
In addition to DNA testing, the Food Authenticity Program’s customized approach offers brand protection through risk management. The risk of seafood mislabeling is mitigated by a process that begins with a thorough examination of product portfolio vulnerabilities and identification of relevant threats to the food chain. The client is guided through an individualized consultation program to proactively reduce the likelihood of a mislabeling occurrence.
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- Fish species identification
- Allergen Testing
- GMO Testing
- Halal verification
- Organic verification
- Plant and animal species identification
Each product is unique and thus receives a tailored testing program. At FoodChain ID Testing, we will work with you to identify the most optimal, and cost-effective testing program to meet your needs and protect the integrity of your brand.
Our Risk Management Program will help you:
- Identify product portfolio vulnerabilities
- Develop a program to address food fraud threats
- Incorporate food safety and import alerts
- Enhance detection and traceability
- Set up a surveillance program for ongoing monitoring
The FoodChain ID international network of laboratories uses state-of-the-art technologies to provide the following testing capabilities:
Fish species identification
Adulteration Testing
Allergen Testing
GMO Testing
Halal verification
Organic verification
Plant and animal species identification