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Introduction — The Unique Detection Challenges of High-Salt and Wet Products Why Detecting Metal Contaminants in High-Salt or Moisture-Rich Foods Is More Difficult Detecting metal contaminants in high-salt or moisture-rich foods such as seafood, cheese, and ready-to-eat meals presents unique technical challenges compared to dry goods. The key reason lies in the electrical conductivity of

Introduction — The Rising Importance of Food Safety in Seafood Global Seafood Consumption Trends and Safety Challenges Seafood has become one of the fastest-growing protein sources worldwide, with consumption steadily increasing due to its nutritional value and rising demand for healthy diets. However, this growth has also amplified food safety challenges. From fishing vessels to

Introduction — Why Metal Detection Matters in Meat and Poultry The Scale and Complexity of Modern Meat and Poultry Processing Plants Modern meat and poultry processing plants operate at a scale and speed that can make quality control challenging. From slaughtering and deboning to grinding, portioning, and packaging, every stage involves multiple machines, conveyors, and

Introduction — Safeguarding Dairy from Metal Hazards Growth and Complexity of Dairy Production: Multiple Product Formats (Cheese Blocks, Shredded Cheese, Milk Powder) The dairy industry has seen remarkable growth over the past decade, driven by rising global demand for products like cheese blocks, shredded cheese, and milk powder. Each of these formats presents unique challenges

Introduction — Safeguarding Bakery Products from Metal Contamination Overview of Bakery Industry Challenges: Growing Production Volume and Stricter Food Safety Regulations The bakery industry is one of the fastest-growing sectors in the global food industry, driven by rising consumer demand for convenient, ready-to-eat, and premium bakery products. However, as production scales up, so does the

Introduction: The Compliance Imperative Why Global Food Trade Demands Stricter Food Safety Oversight In today’s interconnected world, food products often cross multiple borders before reaching consumers. This globalization exposes production lines to increased contamination risks, making food safety a non-negotiable priority. Companies exporting to international markets must adhere to stringent standards, ensuring every product is

Introduction: Why Snack Safety is a Priority Snack products are among the most widely consumed items in the global food industry, and with their popularity comes increasing scrutiny. Consumers today expect not only delicious flavors and appealing textures but also assurance that their food is free from harmful contaminants. Maintaining food safety has become a