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Tips to Effectively Comply with ISO 17025 Requirements

For laboratories worldwide, ISO 17025 emerges as a powerful standard for laboratory Quality Management Systems (QMS). Compliance with ISO 17025 enhances a laboratory’s credibility, facilitates global trade by ensuring test results are accepted across borders, and supports regulatory compliance in industries such as food safety, pharmaceuticals, and environmental testing.

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Dealing With UK HFSS Restrictions in 2025: The Way Ahead

The UK’s HFSS (high fat, sugar, and salt) restrictions have ushered in a new era for food businesses, fundamentally altering how products are marketed, advertised, and promoted. These regulations, designed to combat rising obesity rates and promote healthier eating habits, have already made significant waves.

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Groundbreaking Toolkit: Mexico’s Answer to Food Waste

Every year, over 35% of the food produced in Mexico is wasted—an estimated $25 billion worth. Food waste is a global challenge with dire consequences for the environment, economy, and food security, and Mexico, like many countries, grapples with the dual issues of significant food waste and widespread food insecurity.

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Point of Focus During Food Hygiene Inspections: Are You Equipped With What Health Inspectors Look For?

Food hygiene inspections: a hurdle or an opportunity to revamp your operations for the best outcomes? Food hygiene inspections play an integral role in keeping food businesses safe and sanitary to prevent foodborne illnesses and safeguard the business’s reputation. Learn how to navigate the health inspection process by understanding what inspectors focus on and adopting the right strategies to always be prepared. Here’s a comprehensive look at what to prioritize to ace Food hygiene inspections and how you can turn these processes into elements to elevate your operations.

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Staying Ahead of Climate Trends with Predictions on Plant Growth Cycles for Food Supply Chains

Ever heard of the ‘butterfly effect’, how a tiny change in one part of a system such as a single butterfly flapping its wings can cause a huge, significant effect elsewhere, even a hurricane on the other side of the world? As fascinating as that sounds, the recent breakthrough from a research study on phenology reveals a possibility that is equally exciting for businesses as this notion. It was found that researchers can predict plant growth cycles, like leaf production and flowering time, with much more accuracy than ever before. The study of how plants and animals respond to seasonal shifts, and phenology has long been a field of observation rather than prediction.

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