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Novolyze EMP Adds Predictive Insight, Machine Learning to Boost Food Safety

Better compliance, outbreak forecasting, and prediction of pathogens such as listeria or salmonella

Mon, 05/15/2023 - 12:01
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(Novolyze: Washington, D.C.) -- Novolyze, a leader in food safety solutions and quality digitization technology, has upgraded its environmental monitoring program (EMP) to include advanced predictive analytics and machine learning. This latest upgrade will enable Novolyze’s technology to automatically generate trend charts and digital “heat” maps using digital data. This, in turn, will lead to better outbreak forecasting and prediction of pathogens such as listeria or salmonella, which have surged in recent months.

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An EMP is a crucial tool for food and beverage manufacturers to maintain food safety and quality, especially for ready-to-eat (RTE) foods. Those are foods that require no further cooking or processing before consumption. As such, they are at higher risk of contamination by foodborne pathogens.

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