Romer Labs is offering PCR methodology to detect very low levels of horse DNA in food.
With headlines dominated by the scandal on undeclared horse meat in food, Romer Labs offers polymerase chain reaction (PCR) methodology that can be used to detect very low levels of horse DNA in food.
In addition to horse meat contamination, Romer Labs claims that a number of products have been found to be contaminated with pork, creating considerable issues for those who have a prohibitive diet and raising further concerns about meat labelling and authenticity.
One current method of choice for detection of DNA from a specific species utilizes PCR methodology. Romer Labs offers DNA testing in its laboratories located in the UK and Austria.
The labs are equipped with the latest instrumentation and technology and services include meat speciation, GMO analysis, food allergen detection and chemical analysis of contaminants such as mycotoxins and veterinary drug residues.
Romer Labs is a global manufacturer and service provider of food safety diagnostics and operates ISO17025 accredited laboratories in Europe, USA and Singapore.
