Webinar: Guidance to ISO 11133 compliance: Water sourcing for microbiology culture media
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Posted: 16 March 2022 | Merck | No comments yet
Culture media for the microbiological testing of food, feed, or water must be prepared with pure water that complies with specifications described by the ISO 11133:2014 standard.
Adhering to these water quality criteria can improve test accuracy and reproducibility, and a modern means of delivery can support greater lab efficiency.
Join us to better understand:
- ISO 11133 background and requirements for water used for preparation and performance testing of culture media
- The impact of water contaminants on culture media
- The comparative suitability of two different water sources on the performance testing of culture media
- How your lab’s water source can impact lab productivity, accuracy, and traceability
Speakers:
Barbara Gerten, Senior Scientist Traditional Microbiology
Estelle Riche, Ph.D., Global Application Specialist
Related topics
Hygiene, Lab techniques, Product Development, Quality analysis & quality control (QA/QC)
