core technology news (text/Li Taihong), UDian honorary vice chairman Xuan Mingzhi has invested in biotechnology in recent years, and has recently entered the field of food safety testing. On the 5th, it announced that the investment company Xuanze will launch a pesticide testing chip, so that ordinary people can also inspect the food they usually eat to ensure food safety. Xuan Mingzhi even went to the market in person to inspect the fruit and vegetables sold by stalls, and even expressed his hope to make food safety a natural thing.
Food safety has attracted worldwide attention, but ordinary people in the market often wait until the official testing data is released before they know whether the things they swallow are safe, and some testing methods are too expensive and the public cannot participate. Xuan Mingzhi said that Xuanze has been established for more than three years. The main purpose is to use high technology to develop it to quickly and conveniently detect whether there are pesticide residues in food. He also said that if you think about the few fruits and vegetables that you often eat in daily life, or diets related to fruits and vegetables, you can stay away from these pesticide residues through simple testing.
Xuanze's Dr.K pesticide detection and color development chip (microfluidic competition immunosieve chip). The test piece is a biochemical fast screening method. It can easily and effectively screen whether there are pesticide-related residues in a short time (1 minute). It has obtained patents from multiple countries.
Xuan Mingzhi further said that to allow ordinary people to detect in their daily lives, cost is also an important key. The price of Xuanze One-piece detection chip is only 20 yuan NT$ , which is not a big burden for the people. He introduced that this detection chip standard adopts the 0.5PPM standard, which can be detected even with water, but its main purpose is to detect fruits and vegetables. The fastest detection time is only 1 minute, but if it takes longer, the detection results will be more obvious.
Xuan Mingzhi said bluntly that he would enter the food safety test. On the one hand, it is because he is older and has poor liver and kidney function, and pesticides are very harmful to the liver and kidneys. On the other hand, pesticides are also harmful to children and are prone to ADHD.
Vice Chairman and General Manager of Xuanze Lai Yize also said that the most common thing that people see is SGS testing, but this testing standard is mainly for the commercial market. Although there are similar testing reagents on the Taiwan market, the cost is relatively high and it is not suitable for personal and family use. (Proofreading/Tuantuan)
