WESSLING experts analyse and evaluate the specific migration of melamine and formaldehyde from so-called bamboo dishes. They also assess their sensory quality and product labelling.
From 19 May 2019 onward, a new limit value will apply for nickel in plastics that come into contact with food. Producers must ensure that no more than 0.02 mg/kg nickel is released into the food or corresponding food simulant.
Faster, more precise, safer – the jury of the WESSLING Innovation Award 2018 was impressed by a new detection method for legionella that takes just a few hours.
Recent studies by the University of Oldenburg show that the sea salt "Fleur de Sel" also contains microplastics. Researchers found that the salt contains up to 1800 micrograms per kilogram.
In order to ensure safety regarding the level of emissions, WESSLING's experts offer accompanying ambient air measurement and advice on legal issues relating to occupational safety.