In case that food and feed analysis can be done in the same lab, should separate lab glassware be used?
I see no reason why for proximate analyses, samples should be analysed in different rooms or with different equipment, assuming that the exact same methods are used. Sometimes (slightly) different methods might be more appropriate. Cleaning of machines - if prescribed - and glassware between samples, should of course be done
In trace analysis work, different choices might have to be made.
No problem, can be used the same, as long as it is well washed and dried before and after each work
Not only food and feed, if anything needs to analyse for proximate composition, it can be analyzed in the same laboratories with the same vessels but glassware should be clean and dry.
Colleagues
I do agree with all of you. Rationality is also important! Best regards,
Redimio
The basic procedure for analysis of proximate composition remains same either for food or feed.
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