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- - The AOAC Stakeholder Panel is evaluating methods for testing nutrient content in infant formulas and adult nutritionals using Standard Method Performance Requirements (SMPRs) and peer review from an expert panel.
- - A validation protocol and checklist have been created for the expert panel to assess various methods and their performance based on specific parameters outlined by the SMPRs.
- - Selected methods will undergo a multilaboratory study before receiving Final Action approval, aimed at helping the infant formula industry with dispute resolution.
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Methods under consideration as part of the AOAC Stakeholder Panel on Infant Formula and Adult Nutritionals process are to be evaluated against a set of Standard Method Performance RequirementsSM (SMPRs) via peer review by an expert review panel (ERP). A validation protocol and a checklist have been developed to assist the ERP to evaluate experimental data and to compare multiple candidate methods for each nutrient. Method performance against validation parameters mandated in the SMPRs as well as additional criteria are to be scored, with the method selected by the ERP proceeding to multilaboratory study prior to Final Action approval. These methods are intended to be used by the infant formula industry for the purposes of dispute resolution.
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