National Reference Laboratories Sample Clauses

The 'National Reference Laboratories' clause designates specific laboratories within a country as the official centers for conducting specialized testing, analysis, or confirmation of results, often in the context of public health, food safety, or regulatory compliance. These laboratories are typically recognized by governmental or regulatory authorities and are responsible for maintaining high standards of accuracy and reliability in their testing procedures. By centralizing certain types of testing to these accredited facilities, the clause ensures consistency, credibility, and legal recognition of test results, thereby supporting effective monitoring and enforcement of relevant standards or regulations.
National Reference Laboratories. The Minister for Health has designated the following laboratories outlined in Table 1 from the Food Safety Laboratory Service as National Reference Laboratories (NRLs) in accordance with Article 100 of Regulation (EU) 2017/625: Table 1: Laboratories from the Food Safety Laboratory Service Designated as National Reference Laboratories Laboratory National Reference Laboratory with Responsibility For: Public Analyst’s Laboratory, HSE, Dublin Materials and articles intended to come into contact with foodstuffs Mycotoxins and Plant Toxins in food Processing Contaminants in food Public Analyst’s Laboratory, HSE Cork Metals and Nitrogenous Compounds 1. Data and Information Collection and Reporting
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