Institute For Environmental Health is classified as operating in the Testing Laboratories industry, NAICS Code 54138.
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PCT Food safety testing program development for safety scoring in a food matrix; Testing and analysis of food or environmental samples for the presence of genetic markers associated with food pathogens or spoilage organisms; Algorithmic analysis of testing program results for the likelihood of contamination by pathogens or spoilage organisms; Testing, analysis, and evaluation of food and environmental samples to determine the presence of pathogens; Environmental testing and inspection services; Scientific laboratory services; Genetic testing of normal flora, spoilage flora, and pathogens in food products for safety purposes; Consumer product safety testing ; Food safety testing and consultation related thereto; Testing, inspection or research of pharmaceuticals, cosmetics or foodstuff; Testing, analysis, and evaluation of food product to assure compliance with food safety industry standards; Scientific consulting and research services relating to foods and dietary supplement; Inspecting foods to determine whether the goods conform to safety standards
09/09/2021
WATSON Laboratory instrument for the detection of pathogens and toxins in a biological sample for research use;Diagnostic apparatus for the detection of pathogens for laboratory or research use; Hand-operated laboratory tools for manipulating laboratory samples; Hand-operated scientific instrument that conducts polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing on samples; Hand-held scientific instrument for the detection of pathogens, adulterants, spoilage agents, and genetically modified organisms in food and water samples; Scientific instrument for the rapid detection of pathogens using conducts polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing on samples; Portable single well PCR machine used to detect pathogens in samples
09/02/2021
ONSITE Diagnostic apparatus for testing food; food safety monitoring device kits comprised of disposable plastic measuring spoons, plastic pipettes for laboratory use, laboratory swabs, reagents being extraction solution and sample dilution buffer tests used for detecting the presence and absence of allergens and contaminants, and nonmedical test strips for food monitoring; food safety monitoring test kit containing disposable plastic measuring spoons, plastic pipettes, test strips, laboratory swabs, and reagents being extraction solution and sample dilution buffer test for detecting the presence and absence of allergens and contaminants; monitors used in food manufacturing to determine levels of biologic contaminants and allergens; Kit comprised of a diagnostic apparatus necessary to perform a rapid test of food products for specific biologics in the nature of nuts, gluten, certain proteins, and contaminants
07/20/2021
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