Allogen Biotech

4 Irish SMEs bag €50,000 each in EU funding https://t.co/6o7I14S8VF

4 Irish SMEs bag €50,000 each in EU funding 4 Irish SMEs from Dublin and Limerick have managed to bag €50,000 in EU funding to help further their research.

Gluten found in 'gluten free' Tesco brownies (via ) http://t.co/a2NZZ6H7Jr

Are you ready for the new European allergen regulations? A report by UnileverFS shows 75% of respondents aren't. http://t.co/7Q0OfosPYo

Dublin biotech firm aims to take a slice of gluten-free market Adapting sensors that were previously used in medical diagnostics, Allogen Biotech has created a unique device which can be used to check gluten levels during food production, writes Trish Dromey

Be sure to check the website regularly and look out for for all the Irish Undeclared Allergen recall information.

Allogen Biotech CEO Ben Teeling recently spoke to allaboutbusiness.ie, and talked about the difficulty in starting up your own business what winning the Grand Prix in the 2013 Startup awards has meant to both himself and the business.

Profile: Allogen Biotech - All About BusinessAll About Business Ben Teeling and Derek Graydon of Allogen Biotech both have mechanical engineering backgrounds and were keen to use their skills to start up a business. When they had the idea to use electrochemical sensors to develop an allergy testing product in 2011, they founded Allogen Biotech.