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Reading Scientific Services
RSSL is a specialist scientific consultancy providing cutting edge solutions and answers to your problems.
We provide unrivalled expertise in analysis, product development and training to the global food, drink, pharmaceutical, healthcare, biopharmaceutical and consumer goods sectors to assist you in developing world-leading brands. We help you achieve your commercial objectives in key areas such as product safety and innovation as well as meeting the demands of legislation and consumers.
We continually invest in technology and people to ensure our business maintains its foundation in scientific excellence. Our multi-disciplinary teams guarantee to meet your needs for rapid results, expert personal interpretation and sound advice to resolve your problems.
As your partner, we have a flexible approach and strive to understand your needs and problems.
Contact
- Address
- Reading Scientific Services Reading Science Centre, Whiteknights Campus Pepper Lane Reading Berkshire RG6 6LA UK
- Phone
- +44(0)118 918 4000
- Fax
- +44(0)118 986 8932
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Royal Microscopical Society focuses on food
’Focus on Food’ meeting to be hosted by Royal Microscopical Society at Reading University.
Test to detect red colorant in competitor products
Reading Scientific Services (RSSL) has added analysis of cochineal carmine, also known as E120, to the range of colours, both natural and artificial, that it can detect by HPLC with UV detection.
Fat-analysis services for small food manufacturers
Reading Scientific Services (RSSL) is offering FOSFA-accredited services to farmers and small independent oil processors in a bid to improve standards and quality in the speciality oils market.
B12 analysis using UPLC-MS instead of HPLC
RSSL has developed a new method for vitamin B12 analysis using the quick, sensitive method of liquid chromatography - mass spectrometry (UPLC-MS).
Cows milk detected in some buffalo mozzarellas
Following reports that tests on 500 samples of buffalo mozzarella cheese showed roughly a quarter contained some cows milk, Reading Scientific Services is preparing for increased demand for testing.
