Sampling plans usually include the analysis of several units per lot (n=5; n=10, etc.). Analytical workload and cost can be optimized through the analysis of multiple test portions at the same time without compromising food safety and sampling plans.
However, pooling can only be applied provided validation/verification studies demonstrate equivalent results and the risk of false negative has not been increased.
This webinar explains the different types of sample pooling (e.g. dry or wet pooling), benefits and limitations. Validation data, protocols and potential applications are shown with practical examples.
Speakers

David Tomás Fornés
MilliporeSigma
Application Specialist
David is an application specialist at MilliporeSigma. He is an expert in several ISO technical committees that develop reference methods for food microbiology.
Food and beverage testing and manufacturing
- Microbiological analysis
Duración:46min
Idioma:English
Sesión 1:presentado June 23, 2020
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