🇵🇱 LABORATORIUM DIAGNOSTYKI WETERYNARYJNEJ PL

PCA AB 1195 • Poland • 48 methods

Food & beveragesMicrobiologyWater & wastewaterEnvironment

LABORATORIUM DIAGNOSTYKI WETERYNARYJNEJ is a laboratory accredited by PCA under number AB 1195 (Poland). Its accreditation scope covers 48 test methods in the following areas: Food & beverages, Microbiology, Water & wastewater, Environment. Test objects include: Brine, Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1), Food 1), Feed.

At a glance

  • Accreditation number: PCA AB 1195
  • Methods in scope: 48
  • Types of test objects: 15
Accreditation number
AB 1195
Accreditation body
PCA
Address
EWA SZNEIDER, BADANIE ŻYWNOŚCI I STANU SANITARNEGO ZAKŁADÓW, Klonówiec 3H
City
Poland

What this laboratory tests (15)

Accreditation scope — test methods (48)

No. Test object Methodology / Parameters Technique Reference document
Test methods
1 Food 1) Presence of microorganisms 2) Culture method with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards 3)
2 Food 1) Presence and identification of Salmonella Enteritidis, Salmonella Typhimurium Culture method with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards 3)
3 Food 1) Presence of microorganisms 2) Culture method with biochemical confirmation Standards 3)
4 Food 1) Presence of coagulase-positive staphylococci Culture method with confirmation on agar medium with rabbit plasma and fibrinogen Standards 3)
5 Food 1) Microorganism count 2) Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
6 Food 1) Microorganism count 2) Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
7 Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1) Microorganism count 2) Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
8 Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1) Microorganism count 2) Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
9 Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1) Total viable count Contact plate method Test instructions 3)
10 Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1) Count of Enterobacteriaceae Contact plate method Test instructions 3)
11 Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1) Presence of microorganisms 2) Culture method with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards 3)
12 Environmental samples from food production and trade areas 1) Presence of microorganisms 2) Culture method with biochemical confirmation Standards 3)
13 Water intended for human consumption Total count of microorganisms at 22°C Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
14 Water intended for human consumption Count of microorganisms 2) Membrane filtration method Standards 3)
15 Water intended for human consumption Sampling for microbiological testing Standards 3)
16 Feed Presence of Salmonella spp. Culture method with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards 3)
17 Feed Total viable count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
18 Feed Enterobacteriaceae count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
19 Feed β-glucuronidase-positive Escherichia coli count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
20 Feed Coliform bacteria count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
21 Feed with water activity higher than 0,95 Yeast count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
22 Feed with water activity higher than 0,95 Mould count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
23 Feed with water activity lower than or equal to 0,95 Yeast count in products Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
24 Feed with water activity lower than or equal to 0,95 Mould count in products Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
25 Feed additives Total viable count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
26 Feed additives Presence of Salmonella spp. Culture method with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards 3)
27 Feed additives β-glucuronidase-positive Escherichia coli count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
28 Feed additives with water activity higher than 0,95 Yeast count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
29 Feed additives with water activity higher than 0,95 Mould count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
30 Feed additives with water activity lower than or equal to 0,95 Yeast count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
31 Feed additives with water activity lower than or equal to 0,95 Mould count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
32 Food additives Microorganism count 2) Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
33 Food additives Presence of microorganisms 2) Culture method with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards 3)
34 Food additives Presence of microorganisms 2) Culture method with biochemical confirmation Standards 3)
35 Food additives with water activity higher than 0,95 Yeast count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
36 Food additives with water activity higher than 0,95 Mould count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
37 Food additives with water activity lower than or equal to 0,95 Yeast count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
38 Food additives with water activity lower than or equal to 0,95 Mould count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
39 Brine Total viable count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
40 Brine Enterobacteriaceae count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
41 Brine Coagulase-positive staphylococci count Plate method (pour plate) Standards 3)
42 Brine Yeast count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
43 Brine Mould count Plate method (surface plating) Standards 3)
44 Brine Presence of Listeria monocytogenes Culture method with biochemical confirmation Standards 3)
45 Meat and meat products Presence of Escherichia coli O157 Immunochromatographic method Procedures developed by the laboratory 3)
46 Meat and meat products Presence of Escherichia coli O157 Immunochromatographic method with IMS immunoseparation, with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards, Procedures developed by the laboratory 3)
47 Environmental samples from food production and food trade areas: - swabs, - excised samples from slaughter animal carcasses Presence of Escherichia coli O157 Immunochromatographic method Procedures developed by the laboratory 3)
48 Environmental samples from food production and food trade areas: - swabs, - excised samples from slaughter animal carcasses Presence of Escherichia coli O157 Immunochromatographic method with IMS immunoseparation, with biochemical and serological confirmation Standards, Procedures developed by the laboratory 3)

Reference standards (4)

Test instructions 3)
Standards 3)
Standards, Procedures developed by the laboratory 3)
Procedures developed by the laboratory 3)

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