Collection: Industrial & Food Safety Testing

Culture-based reference methods for organisms like Salmonella chain enrichment, selective plating, and confirmation across several days. A qPCR screen gives a presence/absence answer the same day enrichment ends, so QC teams can release or hold lots days earlier and send only presumptive positives on for cultural confirmation.

TriBioScience probe-based qPCR kits target Salmonella, Shiga toxin-producing E. coli (STEC) — including a Salmonella–STEC multiplex — and E. coli O157:H7, alongside kits for Lactobacillus species and Bacillus coagulans. Each kit runs on a standard real-time PCR instrument with FAM-labeled probes.

Every approved GM crop line carries a unique DNA insertion "event", and event-specific qPCR detects that exact sequence — TriBioScience offers kits for maize events such as LY038 and MON863 to verify presence or absence in food, feed, and seed. Real-time qPCR is regarded as the gold standard for GMO analysis because it is both sensitive and robust.

Lateral-flow strips such as the Tribo Aflatoxin B1 test use colloidal-gold immunochromatography — antibodies on the strip capture the toxin and produce a visible line pattern within minutes, with no instrument needed. They fit incoming-material screening for aflatoxin B1, a mycotoxin classified by IARC as a Group 1 carcinogen.

Food, beverage, and dairy labs in Israel can source the TriBioScience food-safety range — pathogen qPCR, GMO detection, and mycotoxin assays — together with Condalab industrial microbiology media through Danyel Biotech, with quotes and application guidance handled locally.