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Biotechnology increasingly extends its reach into very diverse sectors, including pharmaceuticals, fuels, plastics, materials, and food products. Biofood products include novel enzymes that have a profound influence on food texture and flavor, and supermarket shelves now routinely carry alternative proteins like mycoprotein made by fermentation as replacements for traditional meat and dairy. For bio-based foods to become a cost-effective alternative to animal products the industry will need to optimize production efficiency in the manner that the pharmaceutical industry has, and it is here that Process Analytical Technology (PAT) plays a pivotal role. PAT revolves around the real-time monitoring of critical quality attributes (CQAs) and process parameters (CPPs) to elevate production efficiency in the biofood industry.
Thermo Scientific Prima PRO is currently the world’s leading process mass spectrometer, designed to operate reliably in harsh production environments and backed up with an industry-best three year warranty. Features include:
To support efforts from R&D through to full production scale, we have magnetic sector mass spectrometry solutions in the Thermo Scientific Prima BT Bench Top Process Mass Spectrometer and the Thermo Scientific Prima PRO Process Mass Spectrometer.
Thermo Scientific Prima PRO 710 is a next-generation process mass spectrometer designed for high-performance gas analysis in demanding industrial environments. Built on trusted scanning magnetic sector technology and enhanced with a user-friendly touchscreen, it delivers fast, reliable insights while reducing the need for multiple analyzers. Features include:
Watch this on-demand webinar to learn how process analytical technology (PAT) tools like automated mass spectrometry are transforming fermentation in biofood production.
The speakers are Professor Rodrigo Ledesma-Amaro of the Bezos Centre for Sustainable Proteins and Dan Merriman from Thermo Fisher Scientific. They discuss fermentation in biofood development and how precision analytics help producers overcome common challenges such as data lag, inconsistent batch quality and scaling inefficiencies.






