Animal Protein Testing
Quality Indicator Testing and Pathogen Detection for Beef, Pork, Poultry, and Fish Products
When it comes to raw animal protein and other products with a short shelf life, testing time is almost as important as accuracy. While reliable methods are essential for preventing the presence of pathogens, testing delays can lead to wasted product and lost profits.
Our Solutions
With a complete range of industry-leading diagnostic solutions, bioMérieux helps protect your customers, your brand, and your bottom line—thanks to rapid results, streamlined workflows, and unrivaled specificity.
TEMPO®
Quality Indicator Testing
With TEMPO, bioMérieux provides a fully automated quality indicator solution to fit your companies unique timelines and improve upon traditional testing methods. TEMPO has 5 methods published in the Health Canada Compendium of Analytical Methods.
GENE-UP®
Molecular Pathogen Detection
GENE-UP uses industry-leading PCR-based technology to detect pathogens in food and environmental samples.
VIDAS® KUBE™
VIDAS® KUBE™ detects a broad range of food pathogens using proven enzyme-linked fluorescent immunoassay and current-edge recombinant phage protein technology. VIDAS® has 9 methods published in Health Canada Compendium of Analytical Methods.
BIOBALL®
BIOBALL is a small water-soluble ball containing a precise number of microorganisms delivering unprecedented accuracy for quantitative microbiological quality control.
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Brochure
Quality Indicator Testing with TEMPO®
Reducing pathogens and ensuring a reliable, efficient HACCP program are top priorities for the beef industry. Learn more about quality indicator testing with TEMPO®.
Brochure
Pathogen Detection with GENE-UP®
Developed specifically for the food industry, GENE-UP® is a real-time, PCR-based pathogen detection solution that delivers results in under an hour.
Case Study
New EHEC Markers: Towards an Advanced STEC Analytical Approach
This study aimed at proposing and validating a new EHEC screening approach with the objective to identify all EHEC strains and reduce the number of presumptive positives samples subjected to a serogroup screening.