Midwest Laboratories

Food safety is not a single test. It is a system built on confidence at every stage.

At Midwest Laboratories, we support that system through:

• Microbial testing for pathogens and spoilage organisms
• Validation studies to confirm method performance
• Verification studies to ensure methods perform in real-world conditions
• MicroVal expert laboratory services supporting globally recognized validation standards

As new technologies emerge, the ability to validate and verify methods is becoming just as critical as the results themselves.

At IAFP 2026, we are looking forward to connecting with food safety, quality, and R&D leaders to discuss how these services support faster decisions, stronger compliance, and reduced risk across the supply chain.

Let’s connect in New Orleans. Email us at [email protected] or call us at 402-334-7770 to make an appointment to see us on site.

Food & Ingredient Our food and beverage tests include nutritional labeling, shelf life testing, microbiology food screenings, allergen testing and GMO testing.

Midwest Laboratories has spent over five decades helping clients make confident decisions through science.

From agronomy and environmental testing to food, pet food, and beyond our work supports industries that feed, fuel, and sustain communities.

With a commitment to precision, turnaround time, and service, we are built to meet the evolving needs of our clients. As we continue expanding, including the development of our new campus in Papillion, our focus remains the same: delivering results you can trust.

Learn more about what we do:

Company History We've provided third party analytical testing to our clients for over 40 years.

From soil and plant tissue testing to advanced tools like Soil DNA and 15N analysis, Midwest Laboratories provides the data needed to guide fertility decisions, maximize yield, and improve long-term soil health.

Agronomy Our agriculture tests include soil testing, fertilizer testing, compost testing, biosolids land application and lime quality testing. Knowing what is going on with your soil is the first step in creating high yielding, sustainable agriculture.