Chr Hansen test kit for antibiotics

Antibiotic residues in milk for dairy production pose several challenges from ruining the fermentation process to causing allergic reactions and contributing to building antibiotic resistance in bacteria. Chr Hansen has launched Betastar 4D. The test kit for rapid detection of antibiotic residues in milk is aimed at farmers and dairies in Russia, which is the fifth largest milk producer in the world.
Neighboring countries exporting milk to Russia will also benefit from Betastar 4D, which carries the official Russian GOST approval (state standard). As such it is officially approved for use in testing for antibiotics according to the maximum levels allowed in milk and dairy products in Russia.
“We are proud to offer a product that promotes safe foods free of contaminants,” says Ole Madsen, marketing manager, tests, Chr Hansen.
“Betastar 4D will support our growth in Russia, Belarus and Eastern Europe but also in some Western European countries. Antibiotic residues in milk are a global problem and Betastar 4D is launched on a global scale with a few exceptions. We know that countries as far as Latin America export milk powders to Russia, so here the new product will be relevant as well,” concludes Madsen.






