Verification of seafood ingredient labeling with 'Seafood DNA Identification Testing'
Identification of seafood through DNA analysis. This applies not only to fresh fish but also to processed foods that cannot be judged by appearance.
We offer a seafood DNA identification test that matches the sample DNA with a database and reports the official name as indicated in the seafood naming guidelines. 【Features of the Test】 ◆ DNA analysis that is not affected by the appearance of the sample Since it is a DNA analysis rather than morphological identification, it is possible to identify species even in processed foods where species determination cannot be made based on appearance. *Testing is not possible if there are multiple mixed species or if the DNA is significantly degraded. ◆ Overwhelming number of species covered More than 200 species of edible seafood from both domestic and international sources can be tested. Therefore, it can be used for a wide range of applications, such as confirming ingredient labels. *For details, please request a catalog or view the PDF data from the download.
basic information
≪Inspectable Forms≫ Fresh fish, processed foods, etc. ≪Inspectable Species≫ Tuna, sardines, sea bream, salmon, eel, squid, shrimp, etc. *Please check our website for the "List of Inspectable Seafood." *There may be species not listed that can still be inspected. Feel free to contact us for inquiries or consultations. ≪Required Sample Amount≫ Muscle tissue of 1 cm or more.
Price information
◆ Seafood DNA Identification Test Display Confirmation (Verification of designated species) 24,000 yen Specific Test (Report of species matched in the database) 28,000 yen *Excluding consumption tax
Price range
P2
Delivery Time
P4
Results report within 25 business days from the reception date.
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Our company has achieved one of the top records and evaluations in Japan for contract testing services, including DNA testing, but we are not a so-called food inspection agency. What we truly aim for is to "provide new value to the world and contribute to society." Since our establishment in 1997, we have adhered to the mission of "turning the invisible into something valuable," focusing on the development of unique technologies and offering products and services that are unparalleled. Even after a quarter of a century since our founding, we continue to expand our business with a broad perspective, establishing diverse testing technologies, developing original products such as testing reagents and kits, and fostering talent through training and e-learning, all while not being constrained by established concepts.