The
Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association (CPTA) and the Pharmaceutical
Microbiology Interest Group (Pharmig) have jointly produced a guidance document
on “Rapid and Alternative Microbiological Methods”.
The
scope of the guidance is:
Basic
enabling or supporting techniques which generally improve the microbiological
technician’s day-to-day activities such as automated plate pourers, plate
counters, spiral platers and stomachers are out of the scope of this document.”
The
document was produced by (in alphabetical order):
Ms
Amanda Baila (Boots Manufacturing)
Mr
Andy Brack (PZ Cussons UK)
Ms
Emma Braithwaite (Swallowfield)
Ms
Clare Clark (Schulke UK)
Dr
Tanya De Sa (Procter & Gamble UK)
Ms
Annette Ellison (Boots Manufacturing)
Mr
Chris Martin (CMA UK)
Dr
Stephen Rawling (GlaxoSmithKline Consumer Healthcare)
Dr
Tim Sandle (Bio Products Laboratory)
Dr
Kenneth Seal (Thor Specialities UK)
Ms
Jenny Trueman (LF Beauty)
Ms
Helen Wheeler (Church and Dwight)
The
reference is:
The
Cosmetic, Toiletry and Perfumery Association & Pharmig (2015) Rapid and Alternative Microbiological
Methods, published by the CPTA, London
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