Shapypro. Shape your Project

Microbiology control

Microbiology control is the process of preventing or reducing the growth and spread of microorganisms that can cause contamination, spoilage, infection, or disease in various industries, such as food, pharmaceutical, cosmetic, or biotechnology. Microbiology control is essential for ensuring the quality, safety, and efficacy of products and processes, as well as for complying with the regulatory standards and customer expectations.

Microbiology control
Detailed Image of Stem Cell

Our Microbiology area, we offer different analysis techniques for samples of water, food, cosmetic and pharmacological products.

We take care of the whole process in detail, from the reception of the sample to the delivery of the result, offering the results in the best time on the market.

Fluid and direct communication with our team of experts for the consultation of results or technical advice.

The benefits of microbiology control

Despite the challenges, microbiology control offers several benefits that outweigh its costs and risks. Some of these benefits are:

  • The improvement of product quality and safety. Microbiology control helps to prevent or reduce the contamination or spoilage of products by microorganisms that can affect their appearance, taste, smell, texture, or functionality. This helps to ensure that the products meet the quality standards and specifications required by the industry and the customers.
  • The enhancement of process efficiency and reliability. Microbiology control helps to avoid or minimize the disruption or failure of industrial processes caused by microbial growth or activity that can damage or interfere with the materials, equipment, or personnel involved. This helps to optimize the use of resources and reduce the waste and losses generated by the industry.
  • The compliance with regulatory requirements and ethical principles. Microbiology control helps to adhere to the regulatory requirements and ethical principles that govern the industrial sector. These include the prevention or reduction of environmental pollution, occupational hazards, animal welfare issues, or public health risks associated with microbial contamination or exposure.

If you are interested in microbiological control of your products, ask us without obligation.

CONTACT US