Food Testing

Food Testing

In an ever-changing market defined by evolving consumer interests and expanding regulations, Food Safety Testing is of the utmost importance. OMIC USA Inc. offers quality food safety testing you can trust. From pathogens to pesticides, we can verify your food production chain.

In conjunction with a robust risk assessment plan, analytical testing is used to proactively monitor and meet regulatory requirements that may impact food production and distribution.

Having strong evidence and corroborating analytical reports is necessary to pinpoint food hazards and verify that appropriate steps are being taken to mitigate them. Many Hazard Analysis and Critical Control Point (HACCP) programs use testing as a way to measure hazards at critical control points and to know when they are reaching critical limits before issues arise. Let OMIC USA Inc. be your partner in ongoing monitoring and verification of your food safety plan.

Find more detailed information use our Test Library

Common Testing Questions

Please fill out a Sample Submission Form for your sample type. It is imperative that the form be included or emailed with the sample in order to begin testing. Sample entry and analysis will not begin until a completed Sample Submission Form is received.

Sample forms can be e-mailed to sales.us@omicusa.com.

Please contact us to discuss the quantity of sample needed for testing.

Each sample should be securely placed in an individual container and properly sealed to prevent any potential cross contamination or leakage. Samples that need refrigeration should be shipped in a cooler or insulated box on ice. Each sample should be visibly labeled and match the included submission form. Normal receiving hours are Monday-Friday, 8:30 am – 5:00 pm Pacific Time (after hours receipt may be scheduled in advance).

Please send all samples, along with the completed Sample Submission Form, to the following address:

OMIC USA Inc.

3344 NW Industrial St.

Portland, Oregon 97210

Chemical lab: 7 business days

GMO lab: 5 business days

Microbiological lab: 1 to 5 business days (depending on analysis type)

Nutrition: 10-15 business days (depending on sample type)

Rush analysis is an option, and its availability is determined at the time of sample submission.

Please note that additional fees will be applied.

In most cases, we offer rush analysis on Pesticides, Herbicides, GMO, DNA, and Mycotoxins. The amount of time needed depends on how many samples are already in-house, how many samples need to be tested, and the type of sample being analyzed. Typically, clients can rely on the following timelines:

Pesticides/Herbicides/Mycotoxins:

Rush 5-day analysis: Add 50% of the original cost. Rush 3-day analysis: Add 100% of the original cost.

GMO/DNA:

Rush 3-day analysis: Add 50% of the original cost. Rush 24-hour: Add 100% of the original cost.

Please contact us for pricing guides based on the type of testing you are looking for.

We currently accept the following methods of payment:

  • ACH
  • Credit Card (Visa, Mastercard, AMEX)
  • Wire
  • Check

Currently OMIC USA Inc. offers e-mailed electronic copies of results. Hard copies can be sent upon request.

We are implementing a new LIMS system, and in the future look forward to providing electronically available and accessible reports through our online customer portal!

Please see our Accreditations & Memberships section for a full list and description of each certification.

Our laboratory has worked with several clients to complete analytical requests from the FDA and USDA. OMIC USA Inc. is able to comply with testing  and data submission requirements by both organizations, and welcomes the opportunity to perform this kind of testing.

Please contact us to discuss your specific needs.

  • Food Analysis Proficiency Assessment Scheme (FAPAS)
  • Environmental Resource Associates (ERA)
  • LGC Proficiency Testing
  • BIPEA (Interprofessional Bureau of Analytical Studies)
  • USDA/AMS/FGIS Proficiency Program
  • Wageningen Food Safety Research (WFSR)
  • National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST)

Do you have a more specific question?

Our testing experts are here to help.

"*" indicates required fields

Contact Us
close slider
  • Contact Form