Water Testing Coordination

Overview

Water used for drinking, processing, cleaning or as a product ingredient is a direct and recurring food-safety hazard if left unmonitored. Neo Nosh Solutions coordinates water testing through qualified partner laboratories and helps you build a monitoring programme that catches problems before they reach an audit or a consumer.

Industry challenges we solve

No documented water testing schedule, or testing that lapses between audits
Results received as a raw certificate with no interpretation against limits
Uncertainty over which parameters and standard apply to a given water use
Recurring microbiological exceedances with no root-cause or corrective plan

What we test for

Physicochemical parameters — pH, turbidity, TDS, hardness, chlorides, residual chlorine
Microbiological parameters — total coliforms, E. coli, total plate count
Source, process, product-contact, packaged and treated (RO) water
Effluent parameters where required for compliance

Our process

Identify sampling points across your source, process and distribution
Coordinate collection and testing through qualified partner laboratories
Benchmark results against IS 10500 and applicable FSSAI limits
Interpret findings in plain language, with corrective guidance for any exceedance
Set a recurring testing frequency and recordkeeping format for ongoing compliance

Deliverables

Sampling point map and testing frequency plan
Laboratory test reports coordinated through partner labs
Plain-language interpretation against IS 10500 / FSSAI limits
Corrective action recommendations for any exceedance
Ongoing monitoring schedule and record templates

Frequently asked questions

Which water sources do you cover?

Potable/drinking water, process and product-contact water, packaged drinking water, RO/treated water and effluent, coordinated through qualified partner laboratories.

Which standards are results checked against?

Primarily IS 10500 (drinking water specification) and applicable FSSAI limits for food-business water use, with BIS packaged water standards where relevant.

What's included in the report?

Physicochemical and microbiological results against the applicable limits, a plain-language interpretation of any exceedances, and corrective recommendations — not just a raw lab certificate.