Sabinsa Selects Eurofins Scientific - happi.com
Will adopt proprietary methods to test Sabinsa ingredients
Sabinsa Corporation has selected Eurofins Scientific, an international leader in analytical testing with specialties in probiotic and supplement raw material analysis, as its global partner for botanical raw material ID testing as well as testing on Sabinsa’s patented extracts and probiotic ingredients.
Identity testing of proprietary ingredients can get complicated when the testing lab does not know which test methods are best for a specific ingredient. When a testing lab uses different methods than the manufacturer, or even other labs, it can cause inaccurately “failed” test results. This wastes time, money, and sometimes even good will. In response to these market and contract manufacturer challenges in ingredient verification, Eurofins will adopt proprietary methods from Sabinsa to test the company’s ingredients.
“As you look at the supply chain, the need for 3rd party verification is increasing – but it becomes increasingly difficult analytically as new products come to market and test methods are not expanded in validation,” said Anurag Pande, VP Scientific Affairs, Sabinsa. “We believe it will simplify ID testing for our customers to have a lab available with this level of knowledge on testing our proprietary ingredients.”
Proprietary methods developed by Sabinsa’s parent company Sami Labs being shared with Eurofins includes LactoSpore® enumeration along with extracts such as Curcumin C3 Complex®, BioPerine®, ForsLean® and many more, to support contract manufacturers and marketing companies looking for validation.
Sabinsa Corporation with its state of art analytical lab in India has developed several in-house analytical methods for assay of active components in herbal products. These methods have been validated using ICH guidelines for all major parameters including specificity, precision and accuracy.
Sami-Sabinsa, Eurofins sign agreement for Proprietary Ingredients - Nuffoods Spectrum
Sami-Sabinsa Group has elected the analytical testing services company Eurofins Scientific, an international leader in analytical testing with specialties in probiotic and supplement raw material analysis, as their global partner for botanical raw material ID testing as well as testing on Sabinsa’s patented extracts and probiotic ingredients.
Identity testing of proprietary ingredients can get complicated when the testing lab does not know which test methods are best for a specific ingredient. When a testing lab uses different methods than the manufacturer, or even other labs, it can cause inaccurately “failed” test results. This wastes time, money, and sometimes even good will. In response to these market and contract manufacturer challenges in ingredient verification, Eurofins will adopt proprietary methods from Sami-Sabinsa to test the company’s ingredients.
“As you look at the supply chain, the need for 3rd party verification is increasing – but it becomes increasingly difficult analytically as new products come to market and test methods are not expanded in validation,” said Anurag Pande, VP Scientific Affairs, Sabinsa. “We believe it will simplify ID testing for our customers to have a lab available with this level of knowledge on testing our proprietary ingredients.”
Proprietary methods developed by Sabinsa’s parent company Sami Labs being shared with Eurofins includes LactoSpore enumeration along with extracts such as Curcumin C3 Complex, BioPerine, ForsLean and many more, to support contract manufacturers and marketing companies looking for validation.
Sami-Sabinsa Group with its state of art analytical lab in India has developed several in-house analytical methods for assay of active components in herbal products. These methods have been validated using ICH guidelines for all major parameters including specificity, precision and accuracy.
Sabinsa Picks Eurofins Global Partner for ID Testing of Proprietary Ingredients - WholeFoodsMagazine
Sabinsa Corporation announced that they have chosen Eurofins Scientific for use of their analytical testing services, making them their global partner for botanical raw material ID testing.
Eurofins specializes in the analytical testing of probiotics and supplement raw materials and will adopt proprietary methods of testing from Sabinsa for testing the company’s ingredients. This is because inconsistency in the testing methods of proprietary ingredients between the testing lab and the manufacturer can create inaccurately failed test results. The methods developed by Sami Labs, Sabinsa’s parent company that are being shared include LactoSpore enumerations in addition to Curcumin C3 Complex, Bioperine and ForsLean.
“As you look at the supply chain, the need for 3rd party verification is increasing — but it becomes increasingly difficult analytically as new products come to market and test methods are not expanded in validation,” said Anurag Pande, VP Scientific Affairs, Sabinsa. “We believe it will simplify ID testing for our customers to have a lab available with this level of knowledge on testing our proprietary ingredients.”
Sami-Sabinsa & Eurofins enter into global ID testing agreement for proprietary ingredients - BioVoice
Proprietary methods developed by Sabinsa’s parent company Sami Labs and being shared with Eurofins include LactoSpore enumeration along with extracts such as Curcumin C3 Complex, BioPerine, ForsLean and many more.
Sami-Sabinsa Group has selected the analytical testing services company Eurofins Scientific, an international leader in analytical testing with specialties in probiotic and supplement raw material analysis, as their global partner for botanical raw material ID testing as well as testing on Sabinsa’s patented extracts and probiotic ingredients.
Identity testing of proprietary ingredients can get complicated when the testing lab does not know which test methods are best for a specific ingredient. When a testing lab uses different methods than the manufacturer, or even other labs, it can cause inaccurately “failed” test results. This wastes time, money, and sometimes even good will. In response to these market and contract manufacturer challenges in ingredient verification, Eurofins will adopt proprietary methods from Sami-Sabinsa to test the company’s ingredients.
“As you look at the supply chain, the need for 3rd party verification is increasing – but it becomes increasingly difficult analytically as new products come to market and test methods are not expanded invalidation,” said Anurag Pande, VP Scientific Affairs, Sabinsa. “We believe it will simplify ID testing for our customers to have a lab available with this level of knowledge on testing our proprietary ingredients.”
Proprietary methods developed by Sabinsa’s parent company Sami Labs being shared with Eurofins includes LactoSpore enumeration along with extracts such as Curcumin C3 Complex, BioPerine, ForsLean and many more, to support contract manufacturers and marketing companies looking for validation.
Sami-Sabinsa Group with its state of art analytical lab in India has developed several in-house analytical methods for assay of active components in herbal products. These methods have been validated using ICH guidelines for all major parameters including specificity, precision and accuracy.
