Weminar Understanding and aplying USP Method <1112>

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This seminar will provide an overview of USP Method <1112> and how it can be used to save time and money. USP <1112> outlines strategies based on water activity that can reduce the amount of microbial limit testing needed for products with lower water activities. The seminar will discuss the relationship between water activity and microbial growth and discuss systems for implementing USP <1112>.

Speaker Brady Carter, MS is a Research Scientist at Decagon Devices, Inc. Before joining Decagon, he was an Assistant Research Scientist at Washington State University. Mr. Carter received his Bachelor's Degree in Botany from Weber State University in 1997 and his Master’s Degree in Cereal Chemistry from Washington State University in 1999.


Founded in 1983, Decagon’s 73 employees invent, design, manufacture and market precision scientific instruments for research, quality and safety applications in the pet food, intermediate moisture foods, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetic industries. Decagon’s AquaLab line of water activity instrumentation aid with food safety, microbial growth prediction, and shelf life stability studies. While the AquaSorp Isotherm Generator provides rapid and detailed moisture sorption isotherms to help you understand your product’s relationship between water content and water activity.



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