Milpitas, California – March 25, 2025 – ImagoAI is proud to announce that its Galaxy test has received the AOAC Performance Tested Methods (PTM) certification for Wheat, DDGS (Dried Distillers Grains with Solubles), and CGM (Corn Gluten Meal), expanding upon its existing certification for corn. The certification establishes Galaxy as the industry's fastest and most reliable mycotoxin testing method, delivering unprecedented value to the global food industry. 

It validates Galaxy's exceptional performance in identifying four major mycotoxins across key commodities:

• Aflatoxins (AFLA) in Corn, DDGS, and CGM
• Deoxynivalenol (DON) in Corn, DDGS, CGM, and Wheat
• Fumonisins (FUM) in Corn, DDGS, and CGM
• Zearalenone (ZEA) in Corn, DDGS, and CGM

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This milestone is especially relevant given the growing industry challenge of mycotoxin co-contamination. A recent global study reported that 54.9% of mycotoxin-positive samples contained two or more toxins, with some maize samples showing as many as 14 different contaminants. 

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In this context, Galaxy’s ability to deliver multiple mycotoxin test results in just 30 seconds—95% faster than conventional methods—marks a transformational step forward in food safety and operational efficiency. Its speed and consistent performance enable more frequent testing, reduce result variability, and help facilities identify contamination risks earlier—minimizing quality control issues before they impact operations. Galaxy’s unmatched speed also eliminates truck waiting times, enabling facilities to maintain continuous productivity while ensuring customer satisfaction.

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Today, the world’s largest ethanol producers and leading feed mills, flour mills, and grain elevators rely on Galaxy to simplify testing operations and safeguard food and feed quality.

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"Our expanded AOAC certification represents a pivotal advancement for food safety," says Abhishek Goyal, co-founder of ImagoAI. "Galaxy simplifies the operational complexity that has long plagued mycotoxin testing. By removing the need for consumables, we’re helping wheat flour mills, feed mills, grain elevators, and ethanol plants test for mycotoxins easily without compromising speed or accuracy.” 

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With minimal training, facility managers can now establish comprehensive testing protocols that save time and money and ensure food safety right from day one. 

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Shweta Gupta, co-founder of ImagoAI added, "At ImagoAI, we're committed to removing the barriers that have historically limited effective mycotoxin prevention and control. By 2026, we plan to expand Galaxy's capabilities to analyze additional contaminants across a broader range of food products, cementing our position as the pioneer of truly rapid testing solutions."

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ImagoAI's research and development team is already advancing the next generation of hyperspectral testing capabilities, with GMO testing technology in the pipeline as part of a comprehensive food safety roadmap. These innovations will further strengthen Galaxy's position as the all-in-one solution for food safety across the industry.

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ImagoAI will showcase Galaxy's capabilities at the upcoming IAOM Annual Conference & Expo in Oklahoma City from April 29 - May 1, 2025. We invite industry professionals to experience firsthand how our technology transforms food safety.

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For more information about Galaxy or to schedule a demonstration, visit www.imagoai.com or contact our team at info@imagoai.com.

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Media Contact:

Abhishek Goyal

Co-founder, ImagoAI

info@imagoai.com

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About ImagoAI

ImagoAI, co-founded by Shweta Gupta and Abhishek Goyal, is pioneering the application of hyperspectral imaging in food safety testing. The company's flagship product, Galaxy, has received AOAC PTM certification for mycotoxin testing across multiple commodities. ImagoAI's mission is to revolutionize food testing with technology that delivers unprecedented speed, accuracy, and ease of use, helping businesses ensure compliance and quality. Learn more at www.imagoai.com.

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