Food product study
Food products, raw materials, batches, samples, packaging, labelling and commercial condition.
Examination of food products, including determining their value: quality, spoilage, commercial condition, shelf life, storage, transport, packaging and labelling.
Prepare information on the purchase or delivery, shelf life, storage conditions and identified defects. Do not change the object's condition without agreeing on the examination procedure.
Choose questions for the expert ↗Food products, raw materials, batches, samples, packaging, labelling and commercial condition.
Market value of a batch, raw materials, remaining stock, spoiled food products or food products in dispute.
Marketable appearance, consumer properties, completeness and compliance with the contract and documents.
Signs of spoilage, loss of consumer properties, shelf life and causes of deterioration.
Temperature, humidity, packaging, warehouse storage, transport and product handling.
Reviewing methodology, objects, sampling, value calculations and the justification of conclusions.
Food commodity examination studies the goods in terms of their consumer properties and value: condition, packaging, labelling, documents, storage conditions, signs of spoilage, compliance with the contract and market value.
Some tasks may require a laboratory component: microbiological, physicochemical, veterinary, sanitary-epidemiological or other tests.
| Initial telephone consultation | free for up to 15 minutes |
| Preliminary analysis of documents and photographs | from RUB 10,000 |
| Commodity specialist opinion | from RUB 35,000 |
| Determining the value of food products | from 30 000 ₽ |
| Food product quality examination | from RUB 40,000 |
| Spoilage, shelf life and commercial condition | from RUB 45,000 |
| Storage and transport conditions | from RUB 45,000 |
| Packaging and labelling | from RUB 35,000 |
| Court-appointed commodity examination | from RUB 60,000 |
| Review of a commodity expert report | from RUB 40,000 |
The cost depends on product type, batch size, number of questions, need for inspection and laboratory work, urgency and whether the examination is court-appointed.
These timeframes apply to standard assignments and begin after the order has been agreed, the complete set of materials has been received and the agreed payment conditions have been met.
Additional tests, laboratory examinations and the involvement of other specialists may extend the timeframe. The exact timeframe and scope of work are recorded in the order before work begins.
Holds a diploma of professional retraining in commodity science and food product examination.
Andrei Viktorovich is a member of SUDEX.
His professional liability as a forensic expert is insured with Absolut Strakhovanie LLC for RUB 5,000,000.
Expert support for food products: value, quality, spoilage, storage conditions, labelling, batches and review of expert reports.
The study focuses on commercial condition, consumer properties, market value and compliance with documents.
Contracts, delivery notes, universal transfer documents (UPD), acceptance records, claims, labelling, packaging and storage conditions are considered.
The completeness of the study, objects, methodology, sampling, value calculations and reasoning of the conclusions are checked.
Yes, if documents and information on quantity, condition, the valuation date and market benchmarks are available. It may be necessary to assess usable remaining stock or goods that have lost their properties separately.
The website focuses on commodity examination. If microbiology, composition, safety, veterinary or sanitary indicators are needed, it is preferable to arrange a multidisciplinary assignment with a specialist laboratory.
For a preliminary assessment, yes. For a report, the format depends on the questions, quality of the materials and the need to inspect the goods.
Yes. We need the complete report, appendices, photographs, documents, questions and materials cited by the expert.
Typical scenario
If remaining goods are valued using prices for complete retail or trade packs, the comparison may conceal differences in condition and offer contents. Suppose some goods lack outer packaging, while quantity and valuation date are documented.
Typical scenario
If a consumer package gives one manufacture date while accompanying documents identify another batch, their connection to the actual goods needs checking. A paperwork mix-up, repacking or another event may explain the discrepancy; one label photograph is usually insufficient to choose an explanation.
After reviewing them, we can determine the working format, cost, time frame and list of missing materials.