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Randox Food Diagnostics Offers Innovative Multiplex Technology for Mycotoxin Screening within Varieties of Farmed Crops
Mycotoxins are poisonous chemical compounds produced by certain fungi. There are many such compounds, but only a few of them are regularly found in food, farmed crops and end product animal feeds.… -
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Crucial Step Forward for Beef Exports to China
New measures to improve market access to China were announced by Prime Minister Theresa May this week – in a move which could see beef from the UK exported to the country… -
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Less Than One Week Until IDF ISO Analytical Week
Randox Food Diagnostics are excited to be exhibiting at IDF ISO Analytical Week in Dublin from 23rd-26th April. Global Business Manager, David Ferguson, Product Specialist, Liberty Sibanda and Business Development Executive, Daniel… -
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Second Randox Health Grand National A Triumph for both sport and sponsor
The sponsor of the Randox Health Grand National says the decision to take on the world’s most famous steeplechase has been one of his best since starting his company in 1982. With… -
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The Countdown is on to IDF ISO Analytical Week
With just over 3 weeks until IDF ISO Analytical Conference 2018 in Dublin Randox Food Diagnostics HQ are busy preparing to exhibit and promote the InfiniPlex for Milk Array. IDF brings together… -
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Extreme Weather Results in High Risk of Mycotoxin Contamination
Mycotoxin contamination is a real and constant threat for feed and animal compound producers globally. Recently the University of Guelph, Guelph, Ontairo stated that the different geographical locations of cattle mean between… -
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Mississippi Catfish Company recalls 34.5 tons of Catfish
Itta Bena, MS-based Heartland Catfish Company late Friday recalled approximately 69,016 pounds of Siluriformes fish (catfish) products that may be adulterated with a residue of public health concern, specifically leucomalachite green, according… -
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More Danish pigs to be produced without antibiotics
Denmark has earmarked DKK 12.5 million for research into how to reduce the need for antibiotics among Danish pigs. The target is for 1.5 million pigs to be produced without antibiotics by… -
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Paraguay agrees to accept U.S. Pork and Beef
Following several months of discussions between USDA officials and their Paraguayan counterparts, Paraguay recently agreed to accept imports of U.S. pork, beef and natural casings, along with poultry, eggs, live animals and… -
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High numbers of antibiotics used within Salmon farming
When we consume salmon there is a high possibility that it came from Chile as they are the world’s second-largest farmed salmon producer after Norway (Oceana report, 2017). Tons of antibiotics are…
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