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Romer Labs® Analytical Laboratory in Singapore Earns GMP+ B11 Certification for Feed Safety Assurance

The independent inspection and certifying company SGS has announced that the Romer Labs® analytical services laboratory in Singapore has received GMP+ B11...

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Type Videos Mycotoxins

Mycotoxin Minute 28 - DON in Silage in the USA

Our 2018 retrospective continues with a look at DON in silage in the United States.

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Type Videos Mycotoxins

Mycotoxin Minute 27 - DON in China

Martina discusses a 99% contamination rate in China - and why it shouldn't worry us too much.

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Type Videos Mycotoxins

[Video] Mycotoxin Minute 26 – Trichothecenes in Southeast Asia

Let's welcome product manager Christina Huber to the Mycotoxin Minute. In her first video, she gives us some good news about trichothecenes in southeast Asia.

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Catalog 2019

Check out the Romer Labs catalog with our products and services for 2019!

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Type Videos Mycotoxins

[Video] Mycotoxin Minute 25 – FUM in Southern Europe

2018 in review: Martina compares last year's occurrence of fumonisin in feed in southern Europe with results from 2017.

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Type Videos Mycotoxins

[Video] Mycotoxin Minute 24 - ZON in North America

Josh takes a look back at the year in zearalenone occurrence in North America.

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Type Videos Topics Mycotoxins

[Video] Mycotoxin Minute 23 - DON in Northern Europe

We return to northern Europe to see how deoxynivalenol levels have developed over the last few months.

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Romer Labs Opens R&D and Production Site in Tulln, Austria

With the opening of a center for R&D and production in Tulln, Romer Labs® further cements its commitment to innovation and precision in diagnostic solutions for...

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Type Videos Topics Mycotoxins

[Video] Mycotoxin Minute 22 - FUM in concentrated feed in Turkey

Fumonisins aren't regulated in Turkey. But that doesn't mean they're not dangerous.

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