Creative Diagnostics - Food & Feed Analysis
Honey
Honey is a sweet food made by honeybees from the nectar of flowers and stored in honeycombs. It is a food that contains all the substances needed for life, including enzymes, vitamins, minerals and water. It also contains pinocembrin, an antioxidant associated with improved brain function. As a supersaturated sugar solution, honey is mainly composed of fructose and glucose, water and minerals, vitamins, free amino acids, enzymes and polyphenols.In addition to pure honey, there are many honey-derived products such as royal jelly, propolis, mead and sauces (e.g. honey barbecue and honey mustard).
Beyond its wonderful taste, honey and its products have many benefits. It helps build the immune system, improve sleep quality, enhance brain function, and even fight cancer.
Our extensive range of products will help you control the quality of honey to meet customer needs and FDA or EFSA requirements.
Antibiotics
Antibiotics for honey and other bee products, such as streptomycin, sulfonamides and chloramphenicol, are commonly used in veterinary settings. The extensive use of antibiotics leads to the accumulation of antibiotic residues in honey, which leads to a decline in the quality of honey and difficulty in sales. Monitoring antibiotic residues in honey, wax and bees can avoid product recalls and commercial losses.
Pesticides
Honey may be contaminated with pesticides in the environment and in the breeding process. For example, fungicides used to control fruit trees and rape pests, including vinclozolin, iprodione, methyl thiophanate, captan, and difenoconazole may contaminate honey. When using insecticides on pollen, this may have a direct impact on the health of the bees and eventually lead to contamination of the honey products with pesticides.
Food pathogens
The presence of microorganisms in honey can affect quality and safety. Because of the antibacterial properties of honey, most bacteria and other microorganisms cannot grow or reproduce in honey. However, spore forming microorganisms can survive in honey at low temperatures, such as Bacillus cereus, Clostridium perfringens, and Clostridium botulinum spores. For consumers’ health, manufacturers would test their products before marketing.
Why choose us?
Creative Diagnostics is a leading provider of testing kits for the global food industry. With our test kits, you can implement a comprehensive food safety and quality strategy and comply with local, national and international regulations. Our experts have deep expertise in commodities and product development. Our testing kits can be applied from the raw materials to the final products throughout the entire production chain. With high sensitivity, all of our kits are easy and ready to use.
We will offer you:
A wide range of testing kits to meet your needs
Cost-effective testing kits to reduce your expenses
Highly sensitive and ready to use testing kits to simplify your works
100% accurate data from our testing kits to protect your business
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