Campylobacter is a major cause of foodborne illness, usually linked to infected poultry, unpasteurised milk and contaminated water. For food businesses, campylobacter testing can be vital, in order to ensure any food served is free from contaminants.
With our laboratory testing service, campylobacter testing is quick and easy, helping you monitor food safety with confidence.
Wondering if campylobacter testing is for you? We’ve put together the below reasons why you might choose campylobacter testing.
Stay compliant with food safety and microbiological regulations
Campylobacter testing can keep you compliant with regulations, showing that you are putting the correct measures in place to meet guidelines. We provide detailed reports through our laboratory testing service, giving you the proof you need to show that your business is dedicated to staying compliant.
Supports safe practices for high food hygiene ratings
All our food sample testing options support safe practices. From campylobacter testing to allergen analysis, we can provide a range of tests to suit you, assisting businesses who take pride in food hygiene and safety.
Our testing includes:
- Salmonella, E.coli, Listeria, Campylobacter, Vibrio Parahaemolyticus
- Moisture Content
- Legionella
- Coliforms, Enterobacteriaceae, Escherichia coli, Enterococci
- Yeasts and Moulds
- Total Viable Count
- Lactic Acid Bacteria
- Pseudomonas species
- Coagulase Positive Staphylococcus Aureus
We can also provide allergen analysis, shelf-life testing and nutritional analysis.
Ensure food safety for your customers
As well as supporting with regulations and food hygiene ratings, campylobacter testing ensures food safety for your customers, making your business a reliable option for eating out. Campylobacter causes an estimated 299,000 cases of foodborne illness in the UK per year, and laboratory testing can help minimise the risks for food businesses of all kinds.
If you’re running a food business, food safety is crucial for maintaining customer trust and increasing your customer base, especially in a competitive market.
Recognise and reduce contamination levels
With our campylobacter testing service, you can identify contamination levels in food and water, to prevent outbreaks and safeguard public health.
We provide detailed reports for all customers, whether food products are contaminated or risk-free, with all information presented in a clear and comprehensible way, with full transparency on any next steps required. You will be given a detailed analysis of any non-compliant testing results, offering you clarity on any issues that may need addressing to improve food safety and hygiene standards.
As part of our laboratory testing service, we also offer consultancy, supporting food businesses to ensure future compliance and improve food hygiene and safety knowledge. Our technical experts and experienced HACCP-qualified veterinarians are available for ad-hoc or long-term guidance, providing advice on any non-compliances, test result analysis and sample taking.
How Campylobacter Testing Works
To book in your campylobacter testing, get in touch with our team at info@eandj.co.uk mentioning what you would like testing, your desired test dates and contact details. We will then be in touch to confirm the testing, and the sample will be collected from you within a dedicated time slot.
This is then taken to our laboratory and tested, and a detailed report will be provided to you within a few days of the test, with full transparency on any next steps required. You will be given a detailed analysis of any non-compliant testing results, offering you clarity on any issues that may need addressing to improve food safety and hygiene standards.
Why Choose Us?
- Competitive pricing
- Flexible service with guaranteed timelines
- Extensive food industry knowledge
- Convenient sample collection options
- Experienced HACCP-qualified veterinarians are available for ad-hoc or long-term support, providing advice on any non-compliances, test result analysis and sample taking
You can find out more about campylobacter testing, here: Food Sample Testing – E&J
