Support for the planned system revision (scheduled for fiscal year 2025) for "cashew nuts" and "pistachios"! Testing for food allergens from a total of 9 types of nuts, both domestic and international.
The increase in nut allergies in the country and the need to comply with local labeling regulations when exporting overseas have brought attention to food allergy (allergen) testing for nuts. Our company offers testing for food allergies (allergens) for a total of nine types of nuts. ≪Features≫ - Supports "cashews," which are scheduled to be mandatory for labeling in 2025, and "pistachios," which are recommended for labeling. - Can test a wide range of nuts beyond domestic allergens. - For domestic items, both ELISA (quantitative testing) and PCR (qualitative testing) methods are available. ≪Nuts that can be tested≫ - Walnuts - Almonds - Cashews - Pistachios - Brazil nuts - Hazelnuts - Pecan nuts - Macadamia nuts - Pine nuts
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■ELISA Method This is a method for detecting characteristic proteins of each item through antigen-antibody reactions. According to the Consumer Affairs Agency's notification law*, it falls under screening tests (quantitative tests). It has been reported that false positive reactions may occur depending on the type and nature of the food, and confirmation tests should be conducted as necessary. ■PCR Method This is a method for detecting characteristic DNA of each item. In tests related to items with labeling obligations, it is used as a confirmation test (qualitative test) when a positive reaction is obtained with the ELISA method. Many analytical methods based on this method can also be seen for items recommended for labeling.
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P2
Delivery Time
P3
※Depending on the stock status of the testing kits, it may take some time to procure them.
Applications/Examples of results
Example 1: After producing beverage products using almonds as an ingredient, another product is being manufactured. To verify the cleaning effect, we want to test the line cleaning water to confirm that no allergens remain. Additionally, in accordance with the notification method, we would like to conduct screening tests (ELISA method) and confirmation tests (PCR method). (Soft drink manufacturing industry) ⇒ The test was conducted using the ELISA method. Since it was confirmed to be "not detected," confirmation testing was deemed unnecessary. Example 2: For products intended for export overseas, testing for food allergens related to "hazelnuts," "pistachios," and "pecans" was requested. Since it is necessary to submit the test results overseas, we would also like an English translation of the report. (Bread and confectionery manufacturing industry) ⇒ Testing was conducted using the ELISA method for the specified three items. The test results will be reported in both Japanese and English (additional fees apply).
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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.