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| Product Code | Material | Matrix | Approx. Size |
|---|---|---|---|
|
FCNC15-MRP13QC
|
T01107QC |
Canned Meat Meal |
150g |
Moisture, Ash, Total Fat, Sodium, Chloride
16/02/2026
Nutritional components test. As nutritional legislation increases, the proficiency of laboratories to provide accurate results to food manufacturers for labelling is critical, to help consumers make informed choices about the food they eat. Fapas offers the widest range of analyte/matrix proficiency test combinations for the food sector.
This quality control material helps to evaluate your testing capability for a variety of proximates including sodium and chloride (separately, not as salt). For Total fat, state the use of acid hydrolysis. Matrix (meat type) will change between each test but will be one of Pork, Beef, Chicken, and Processed Meat. This is a meat based meal and will include a sauce and ingredients other than meat.
Proximates are effective to analyse nutritional values of foodstuffs, which can inform a variety of characteristics of food products, such as quality and composition. As such effective testing is required to highlight any misleading claims or inaccurate nutritional values. Proficiency testing activities are ideal to highlight any poor analytical practices or areas for improvement, from which to ensure high quality test results are offered to consumers.
Quality control materials from Fapas make use of real food samples to provide direct comparisons with your routine testing arrangement. From this, quality control activities such as staff training and instrumentation verification can be conducted. This can allow you to reduce any potential bias within your testing arrangement, leading to highly credible, repeatable results.
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