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Claire is the ‘Packaging Migration and Mass Spectrometry Solutions’ Team Manager. She is responsible for the management of a team of diverse and experienced chemists who work together to provide customers with bespoke solutions to their FCM enquiries.
Claire trained as a chemist and has 20 years’ experience in analytical chemistry from across various sectors, in particular gas chromatography and mass spectrometry techniques and the analysis of FCMs.
Her, and her team’s, areas of expertise include method development and validation as well as non-targeted high resolution mass spectrometry analysis for the determination of non-intentionally added substances (NIAS) in FCMs.
Claire is also the Fera lead for the UK National Reference Laboratory (NRL) for FCMs.
Fera is the UK National Reference Laboratory for Materials and Articles in Contact with Food. Food contact materials testing is used worldwide to make sure that food is not contaminated by any of the products it comes into contact with.
Grocer article – ‘Bio-based packaging needs rigorous testing to avoid a new food safety threat’, 27th August 2020.
3rd Recycled Packaging for Food Contact conference, July 2022 – Migration and Non-Intentionally Added Substance Testing of Recycled Plastics for Food Contact Materials
Plastics, from Cradle to Grave and Resurrection III webinar, June 2022 – Characterising Exposure - Chemical Analysis & Uncertainties
Our work involves targeted and non targeted analysis of known and unknown migrants. Analysis can be carried out in complex matrices (foods, food simulants and food contact materials and articles) utilising a range of advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric techniques.
Our experts focus on the scientific research relating to intentionally added food components and to those arising from chemical changes during food processing, bioactive chemicals and natural toxicants.
Fera's analysts use industry leading techniques and cutting edge technologies to ensure compliance with food safety regulations, protecting public health and traceability.
Grocer article – ‘Bio-based packaging needs rigorous testing to avoid a new food safety threat’, 27th August 2020.
3rd Recycled Packaging for Food Contact conference, July 2022 – Migration and Non-Intentionally Added Substance Testing of Recycled Plastics for Food Contact Materials
Plastics, from Cradle to Grave and Resurrection III webinar, June 2022 – Characterising Exposure - Chemical Analysis & Uncertainties
Our work involves targeted and non targeted analysis of known and unknown migrants. Analysis can be carried out in complex matrices (foods, food simulants and food contact materials and articles) utilising a range of advanced chromatographic and mass spectrometric techniques.
Our experts focus on the scientific research relating to intentionally added food components and to those arising from chemical changes during food processing, bioactive chemicals and natural toxicants.
Fera's analysts use industry leading techniques and cutting edge technologies to ensure compliance with food safety regulations, protecting public health and traceability.
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