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Microbiology Report Generator

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GIFSQ Tools · Module 3 — Food Microbiology & Enumeration · Tool 060 of 500

Draft a short microbiology summary from two counts and their limits, with a pass or fail verdict, and keep it saved on this device.

Try sample values — fills the form with the worked example below.

Saved on this device only. Reports are stored in this browser; they are not sent anywhere.

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log₁₀ aerobic count
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log₁₀ coliform count
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Overall (1 = pass)
Report: —
Equation: log₁₀ count = log₁₀(count); a test passes when count ≤ its limit; the report passes only when every test passes.
Method: Report content per ISO 7218:2007 (expression of results) with enumeration per FDA BAM Chapter 3 and ISO 4833-1:2013; limits come from the product specification.
Assumptions: Each count is a single representative result and each limit is the specification limit for that test.
Limitations: This generator drafts a summary from the counts entered — it does not replace the laboratory's reviewed report or the analyst's signature.
Rounding: log₁₀ values to 3 decimal places; intermediates unrounded.
This is a calculation aid, not a laboratory report — confirm against your accredited method before citing a value.
Worked example: Sample S-2026-118: aerobic count 8,000 CFU/g (limit 100,000) and coliforms 90 CFU/g (limit 100): log₁₀ values 3.903 and 1.954; both tests pass, so the report is a pass.

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A generated summary is a draft — the laboratory's reviewed and signed report is the record. Tool 060 of 500 — GIFSQ