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Empowering Consumer Confidence with MIST: A Transparent Approach to Fresh Produce Safety
With an increasing global focus on health, nutrition, and sustainable consumption, fresh produce has steadfastly emerged as a staple in...


Enhance the Quality and Shelf Life of Fresh Produce with MistExpert
Fresh produce plays a vital role in our diets, providing essential nutrients and contributing to overall health and well-being. However,...


MistExpert: The Importance of Food Safety in the Public Sector
Food safety is a critical concern in the public sector, where the responsibility lies in providing safe and nutritious meals to...


Safeguarding Fresh Produce with MistExpert: Mitigating Mold Risks in the Food Supply Chain
The quality and safety of fresh produce are of paramount importance in the food supply chain. Mold growth poses a significant risk, as it...


Food Safety experts on whether mold on food dangerous?
Mold on hard salami or dry-cured country hams? Just scrub it off! It’s safe to eat. That’s not the case for some other foods. We know our...


How Dangerous is Mold? Can Food Mold Cause House Mold?
How Dangerous is Mold? According to the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA), molds that produce mycotoxins can cause illness....


Rapid Detection of Yeasts and Moulds in Food
Key Points Traditional colony count methods for yeasts and moulds require 5-7 days to achieve a result. Rapid detection methods can...


Addressing yeast and mold contamination in an environmental monitoring program
In food manufacturing plants, monitoring the production environment is a focal point of the Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA). To do...


Controlling Mold Contamination in the Plant Environment
Billions of tons of food are lost in the United States each year to fungal contamination, most notably mold damage. Often working in...


Health Check: Is it safe to cut mould off food?
The short answer is that it’s a lot safer than not cutting it off. Some moulds make and release poisons, called mycotoxins, into the food...
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