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Almond Board of California (ABC) 1/2008: |
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Guidelines for Process Validation Using Enterococcus faecium NRRL B-2354
The Almond Board of California (ABC) funded research projects with Silliker Research
Center, Michigan State University, The National Food Laboratory, and Deibel
Laboratories, Inc. in an attempt to identify surrogates for Salmonella Enteritidis Phage
Type 30 (SE PT 30) for use in microbiological challenges of almond processing. After
evaluating the results of those research projects, the ABC Technical Expert Review Panel
(TERP) identified Enterococcus faecium NRRL B-2354 as a surrogate for validation of
almond thermal processes. The following procedures for inoculation of almonds, sample
handling, and enumeration of treated samples provide guidelines for use in validation
trials for almond processing.
Guidelines for Process Validation Using Enterococcus faecium NRRL B-2354 |
Madison Lab scores an excellent rating from
Johnson-Diversey Lab Audit 1/2008: |
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The Madison has received a near perfect score of 97 out of 100, during an audit from Johnson-Diversey, a world leader in Auditing and Consulting Services. This audit compliments other credentials the Madison lab has, such as CDC Approval for Select Agents, FDA Registered for Pharmaceuticals as well as numerous clients’ audits. |
American Meat Institute Foundation
Scientific Achievement Award 10/2007:
Dr. Deibel has been awarded the 2007 American Meat Institute's coveted Scientific Achievement Award.
Below is the press release from AMI.
Robert H. Deibel, Ph.D., founder of Deibel Laboratories, was honored today with the American Meat Institute Foundation (AMIF) Scientific Achievement Award. The award was presented during AMI’s International Meat, Poultry & Seafood Convention, October 24-27, 2007, in Chicago, Ill.
One of the foremost experts on food microbiology and foodborne illness, Deibel was honored for his more than 50 years of service to the industry as an educator and a scientist. In presenting the award, AMI President and CEO J. Patrick Boyle said Deibel “wrote the book on food microbiology,” noting that his chapter in Bergey’s Manual for Microbiology has been read by countless food microbiology students.
After earning his master’s degree in bacteriology in 1952, Deibel joined AMI, then in Chicago, where he rose from assistant bacteriologist to chief of the bacteriology division. After completing his Ph.D. in 1962, he became a professor, first at Cornell and two years later at the University of Wisconsin’s Department of Bacteriology, where he ultimately became chairman.
Throughout his career, he has worked with food businesses nationwide on spoilage and food safety issues. Today, he owns and operates eight laboratories across the United States and one and Canada and continues to serve the food industry.
“Dr. Robert Deibel’s practical, yet science-based approach to problem-solving has made him uniquely able to bridge science and application resulting in safer meat products,” Boyle said.
Also see meatami.com
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3/2007:
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Brian Mateja USA
3/2007:
Brian Mateja, Corporate Director of Chemistry and Analytical Services.
We are happy to welcome Brian to our Company. In his three months with us so far, Brian has already demonstrated a high level professionalism and amazing knowledgebase with both our internal Deibel sites, as well as our numerous chemistry clients. He comes to Deibel after a long career in the Food Industry, from his roles at Sara Lee Bakery, Best Foods/CPC International, Miles Scientific, NutraSweet / Monsanto, and Pfizer, Inc; where he worked on Regulatory side for complaince with Government programs, Label & Nutritional Development, Shelf Life studies, and GMP's / GLP's. Brian's giving nature, and expertise in the Food Industry is directly in line with our Corporate Identity of strong client services. We have been very excited at seeing how he has developed his role in Deibel Labs, and look forward to seeing where he takes our Analytical Department in the future.
Toronto
9/2005:
Our Toronto
lab is our third lab in four years, and represents Deibel’s
first international venture. “We have seen a need for giving
our international clients better access to reliable testing, in
order to mitigate issues that are currently happening with samples
getting held up in US customs”, remarks Dr. Deibel, CEO of
Deibel Labs, while his son, Charles Deibel, COO and President of
Deibel Labs mentions, “We feel that a Deibel presence in Canada
will benefit our clients by more effectively supporting their Canadian
ventures; and there is a prime opportunity for good lab support
in the Ontario market.”
John
Van Arsdale 8/2005:
Deibel Labs
is proud to announce the addition of John Van Arsdale to our staff.
Formerly, John worked as Neogen’s Director of Sales for both
their Laboratory and their Dairy/Produce/Beverage Divisions and
has roughly 10 years of experience in the Food Industry. John will
be setting up a nationwide sales force for new business ventures,
as well as developing a stronger partnership with current clients.
“Deibel clients will be able to have a face to face representative
of the company to help them with their technical support questions,
and provide them with a direct line to the wide range of services
provided by Deibel”, says Charles Deibel, President and COO
of Deibel Labs.
Madison
Expansion 7/2005:
Deibel has recently
acquired a roughly 15,000 sq. foot building directly adjacent to
our current lab in Madison. Dr. Deibel and his wife, Deibel Labs’
CFO Carol Deibel, see this as a great opportunity to accommodate
the current and future growth of the Madison location. “In
addition to the laboratory’s expansion, I would like to see
us providing a more effective venue for training classes in Madison,
so part of this space will also be dedicated to our short courses,”
says Carol.
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