Thermo Scientific™ TriPlus™ 500 Headspace Autosampler
The Thermo Scientific™ TriPlus™ 500 Headspace Autosampler delivers reliability and robustness for testing laboratories performing volatiles analysis.
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Powered by an innovative new design, the Thermo Scientific TriPlus 500 GC Headspace Autosampler delivers more of what you want, and less of what you don’t. Helping you maximize valuable time with reliable unattended operations and optimize throughput with expanded vial capability, this modular platform gives today’s routine laboratories the productivity they need to succeed—both today and in the future.
Navigating the forensics of food contact materials to ensure packaging integrity and safety assurance
To preserve quality and reduce food wastage during transport, food products are often packaged in materials such as plastics, aluminum cans, or glass. However, the quality and integrity of these materials must be continuously evaluated by suppliers to ensure the composition of food is not changed due to the accumulation of migrant substances.
In this infographic, we explore the growing complexity of food contact material testing within global supply chains, the considerations that come with the increased use of recycled ingredients, legislative insights, and how suppliers can improve their compliance testing whilst supporting the increasing needs of research and development and quality testing departments.
Navigating the forensics of food contact materials to ensure packaging integrity and safety assurance
The quality and integrity of food contact materials must be evaluated by suppliers to meet various regulatory guidelines around the world. Their presence poses a potential risk to consumer health, making accurate and robust detection of these compounds an essential step in protecting your brand reputation.
In this video, learn about the types of compounds that can migrate from food contact materials into foodstuffs, the variables that impact migration rate, considerations for new innovative packaging materials, and discover how chromatography, mass spectrometry, and software solutions can help you confidently quantify and unambiguously identify harmful compounds from food contact materials so you can easily report across targeted and non-targeted analysis of volatiles, semi-volatiles, non-volatiles, and elemental impurities.
