USDA Approval for ROSA® Aflatoxin (Quantitative) Test Kit
USDA’s Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) has approved the official use of the ROSA® Aflatoxin (Quantitative) test kit to determine total aflatoxin levels in corn.
The ROSA® Aflatoxin kit, from Charm Sciences is a quantitative lateral flow strip kit and can now be used for testing of aflatoxin in the national grain inspection system.
Approval of this test kit expands the choice of aflatoxin test kits available to the national inspection system.
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Source : Charm Sciences Inc. View Company Information
Posted on August 22, 2005
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