2001
DOI: 10.1080/02652030121366
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Proficiency testing for the evaluation of the ability of European Union-National Reference laboratories to determine aflatoxin M1in milk at levels corresponding to the new European Union legislation

Abstract: In 1992, the European Union set up a network of National Reference Laboratories and charged the Community Reference Laboratory with the responsibility to design a proficiency testing scheme for assessing the analytical ability of laboratories involved in the official control of aflatoxin M1 in milk. Since 1996, two exercises of proficiency testing have been performed on samples of milk powder and liquid milk at various levels of aflatoxin M1 contents. The trials were conducted according to ISO Guide 43, in par… Show more

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“…Laboratories are required to actively conduct regular performance assessments and proficiency testing on animal feed, premixes, and biological samples to ensure the effectiveness of their analytical procedures and the competence of their staff [112][113][114]. These evaluations act as benchmarks, assessing the efficacy of current protocols and identifying areas that require refinement and adjustment.…”
Section: Navigating the Challenges Of Consistency And Accuracymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Laboratories are required to actively conduct regular performance assessments and proficiency testing on animal feed, premixes, and biological samples to ensure the effectiveness of their analytical procedures and the competence of their staff [112][113][114]. These evaluations act as benchmarks, assessing the efficacy of current protocols and identifying areas that require refinement and adjustment.…”
Section: Navigating the Challenges Of Consistency And Accuracymentioning
confidence: 99%