Next Generation Sensors received the Subordinated Innovation Loan (Achtergestelde Innovatie Lening, AIL) from the Rabobank, which is a unique financing solution for start-ups to support them in the early-stage phase.

Sarfaraz Syed, founder of Next Generation Sensors, participated at the Fall Incubation Program.

There is an urgent need for obtaining immediate screening information of potential risk related substances present in agro and food products ranging from pesticides, antibiotics and other harmful contaminants (listed by the world health organization). The ‘need’ is further complicated by liberalization of the food trade and the risk of contaminants affecting the food product at different stages of the food value chain.

The Next Generation Handheld Molecular Contaminants Screener (HMCS) brings laboratory to the farm or the sample via an unprecedented mass spectrometer technology for immediate and accurate screening of risk related substances in agro and food products.

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