In livestock, veterinary drug residues are detected through non-destructive methods like hyperspectral imaging. One case in ...

While experts push for full traceability in convoluted supply chains to combat food fraud, University of Guelph researchers have created a new tool that puts detection ... kit costs $50 ($30. ...

Food fraud can be defined as any intentional action ... While estimating the global impact is hard because it is designed to avoid detection, some experts are assessing that it could represent 40 ...

That’s not so accessible for the average shopper. Bartek Rajwa, a professor of bioinformatics at Purdue University, kept this issue in mind when he started looking at ways to detect food fraud. Was ...

The scientists were motivated by a need to help regulatory agencies like the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) with detection of ... adulteration" or "food fraud." A scientist at the FDA ...

Unfortunately, our understanding of these complex financial crimes is often limited, making the detection and prevention of food fraud a challenging task. The Association of Certified Fraud ...

Food fraud is a global problem and it’s getting worse ... with some methods altering products at the molecular level, which are often beyond the detection capabilities of current laboratory techniques ...

But he said the Australian food industries which are vulnerable to fraud — like meat and seafood — are leading the world in using increasingly advanced, genetic detection methods. "They're ...