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When you think of “sugar,” what comes to mind? Is it a spoon overflowing with tiny white crystals? For many consumers, that’s likely the image that pops up first. But […]
When it comes to processed foods, taste, texture, and shelf life often get most of the attention; however, fiber content should be considered just as important. As awareness of health […]
We all know that sugar has a bad reputation however tasty it may be. And while we dislike sugar’s negative health effects, consumers (and their sweet tooths) still crave its […]
When bringing a new product to market, the packaging can be as important as the ingredients used. The packaging does many things, including providing nutritional information, branding, and protection for […]
It's crucial for food producers and consumers alike to understand the role of minerals and metals in our diet. While essential for various bodily functions, excessive levels of certain metals […]
Enzyme testing reveals important quality markers for a food product, like the degree to which the product is processed or the lack of processing altogether. Testing for enzymes in your […]
At Medallion Labs, we offer a comprehensive suite of physical tests, including advanced Microtrac particle size analysis. Microtrac is one of our key methods for determining particle size distribution, complementing […]
In today's market, consumers are more health-conscious than ever, scrutinizing food labels and making purchasing decisions based on nutritional benefits. This heightened awareness has prompted food companies to adapt their […]
Accurate protein testing is crucial for food products and nutritional supplements to comply with U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) labeling requirements. Protein content has become a key selling point, […]