food safety is a major issue related to the national economy and people's livelihood, among which veterinary drug residues are one of the important factors affecting food safety. Quindol is a veterinary drug that is expressly prohibited from being used in food animals. Because of its potential toxicity and carcinogenicity, it poses a serious threat to human health. Therefore, strict testing of quindol in animal-derived foods such as feed and eggs is an important link in the food safety chain.

Feed is the basis of aquaculture production, and its quality and safety are directly related to the safety of farmed products. However, there are still a few criminals who add quindol to feed in violation of regulations in pursuit of short-term economic benefits. If quindol in feed is ingested by animals, it may not only affect the health of the animals themselves, but also pass through the food chain, posing latent risks to human health. The detection of quinoethanol in feed can effectively curb the abuse of prohibited drugs from the source.

Poultry eggs are an important source of high-quality protein in people's daily diet, and their safety issues have attracted much attention. If poultry eat feed containing quinoethanol, the substance may remain in the body and enter the human body through products such as eggs. Long-term intake of poultry eggs containing quinoethanol residues may cause damage to the liver, kidneys and other organs of the human body. Therefore, the detection of quinoethanol in poultry eggs is a key measure to ensure the safety of consumers' dining tables.

Whether it is feed or eggs, the detection of quinoethanol requires a fast, accurate and convenient method. As a professional food safety rapid detection reagent manufacturer, Wuhan Yupinyan Bio is committed to providing reliable solutions for food safety testing. Its R & D and production of quinolinol rapid detection reagents can meet the needs of relevant enterprises, testing institutions and regulatory authorities for quinolinol testing, help to achieve efficient screening of quinolinol residues, and escort food safety.

In short, quinolinol testing is essential to ensure feed safety and egg safety. By strengthening the monitoring and control of quinolinol in feed and eggs, food safety risks can be effectively reduced. Wuhan Yupinyan Bio will continue to give full play to its own advantages, provide high-quality detection reagents, and contribute to building a safer food environment.