Supporting overseas export of food through contracted inspections! Ensuring product labeling and safety assurance.
Scientifically validated gluten-free, vegan, and halal labeling. Also supports safety verification for histamines and food allergies.
The export value of agricultural, forestry, fishery products, and food has been increasing year by year, surpassing 1 trillion yen for the first time in 2021. On the other hand, there are concerns about the shrinking domestic market in Japan due to population decline in the future. Against this backdrop, some companies dealing with food are already taking steps to focus on overseas markets, strengthening research and development of products for export, or considering how to add value to existing products for export. Depending on overseas business partners, there may be cases where proof of labeling is required, so we offer export inspection services to meet such needs. 【Vision Bio's Export Inspection Services】 ◆ Gluten-Free Confirmation Inspection... Proof of gluten-free labeling ◆ Plant-Based Food Inspection... Scientific evidence of no animal-derived ingredients ◆ Pork-Derived DNA/Gelatin Inspection... Scientific evidence for halal ◆ Food Histamine Inspection... Safety confirmation for fish products ◆ Food Allergen Inspection... Confirmation of labeling and contamination in the manufacturing process *For details, please request a catalog or view the PDF data from the download section.
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≪Testable Forms≫ Food, etc. ≪Testing Methods and Overview≫ - Gluten-Free Confirmation Test Testing Method: ELISA Method Overview: Report gluten concentration *Compatible with CODEX, FDA, GFCO, AOECS - Plant-Based Food Testing Testing Method: ELISA Method (for milk, eggs) + PCR Method (for animal-derived DNA) Overview: Report the presence or absence of animal-derived ingredients - Porcine DNA Testing Testing Method: PCR Method Overview: Report the presence or absence of porcine DNA - Porcine Gelatin Testing Testing Method: Western Blot Method Overview: Report the presence or absence of porcine gelatin - Food Histamine Testing Testing Method: Enzymatic Method Overview: Report histamine concentration - Food Allergy (Allergen) Testing Testing Method: ELISA Method Overview: Report total weight concentration of items subject to overseas labeling ≪Required Sample Amount≫ Approximately 100-200g
Price information
◆ Gluten-free confirmation test: 18,000 yen and up ◆ Plant-based food test: 48,000 yen and up ◆ Pig-derived DNA test: 30,000 yen ◆ Pig-derived gelatin test: 50,000 yen and up ◆ Food histamine test: 13,000 yen ◆ Food allergy (allergen) test: 90,000 yen *Excluding consumption tax
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P4
※Results will be reported within 3 to 10 business days from the reception date.
Applications/Examples of results
Here are examples of requests related to inspection services for food exports. All of them can be accompanied by an English report. <<Case Examples>> Example 1: In exporting functional materials, a client in Malaysia requested proof that the product is gluten-free. It is necessary to conduct tests at a level that can confirm it is not above 20ppm. (Health food manufacturing) ⇒ Requested "Gluten-Free Confirmation Test using ELISA Method Kit 1 (R-BioPharm)." The detection limit is 5ppm, and the result was "Not Detected (= less than 5ppm)." Example 2: Developing products for vegans and want to confirm that there is no contamination since animal-derived materials are used on the same line. (Delicatessen manufacturing) ⇒ Requested "Plant-Based Food Inspection Simple Course (Morinaga)." Both ELISA and PCR methods returned not detected, so the result was "Animal-Derived Materials Negative." Example 3: In obtaining halal certification, the certifying body requested a PCR test for pork. (Seasoning manufacturing) ⇒ Requested "Pork-Derived DNA Test." The result was "Not Detected."
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Company information
Our company has achieved one of the top records and evaluations in Japan for contract testing services, including DNA testing, but we are not a so-called food inspection agency. What we truly aim for is to "provide new value to the world and contribute to society." Since our establishment in 1997, we have adhered to the mission of "turning the invisible into something valuable," focusing on the development of unique technologies and offering products and services that are unparalleled. Even after a quarter of a century since our founding, we continue to expand our business with a broad perspective, establishing diverse testing technologies, developing original products such as testing reagents and kits, and fostering talent through training and e-learning, all while not being constrained by established concepts.