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Scoping study for development and validation of gelatine species of origin determination method and proteomic meat species identification method

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The proposed work builds on successful cutting edge method development work previously commissioned by Defra at FERA in response to the 2013 Horsemeat Incident. This work developed methods to determine the species origin of gelatine and also to detect meat species in highly processed foodstuffs. This new project will scope up the further development and validation work required to ensure these methods are fit for purpose to check for food mis-labelling; to verify food law enforcement (in a court of law) and for industry use to detect food fraud. Additional information: Please note that Defra procurement uses e-tendering, provided by Bravosolutions. In order to access the Bravo system you …

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Fera Science Ltd£58.8kends (30 Apr 2016)

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What the buyer calls it
Scoping study for development and validation of gelatine species of origin determination method and proteomic meat species identification method
How they are buying
The buyer did not say
Type
services
Suitable for small firms
The buyer says yes. What that is worth
Work starts
1 Feb 2016
Work ends
30 Apr 2016

Who the buyer named

Emma Roberts was the named contact on this notice.

emisk@cefas.co.uk