
1. Technology overview
Shenzhen Bioeasy Biotechnology Co., Ltd. was founded in 2007 in Shenzhen, China, and is listed on the ChiNext board (stock code 300942), describing itself as the first A-share listed company whose main business is food safety. It addresses the need of regulators, markets and food businesses to screen food for chemical and biological hazards on site instead of waiting for laboratory results.
The portfolio combines rapid test strips, ELISA and immunoaffinity products with field instruments: the YR-280 portable surface-enhanced Raman spectrometer, the YR-230 multi-channel immunochromatographic reader, the YR-NC802 pesticide residue tester and the YR-MFT803 and YR-MFT900 integrated analyzers with photometric, colloidal gold, positioning and wireless modules. Targets include pesticide and veterinary drug residues, mycotoxins, illegal additives and microbial contaminants, and several devices upload results to government supervision platforms.
2. Highlighted features & specifications
- YR-280 Raman spectrometer: portable SERS device for illegal additives, drug residues, hormones and toxic substances.
- YR-230 reader: multi-channel immunochromatographic analyzer for residues in produce, meat and aquatic products.
- YR-NC802 tester: enzyme-inhibition photometer for organophosphate and carbamate pesticides in fruit and vegetables.
- YR-MFT900 analyzer: smart multi-module unit with photometric, colloidal gold, positioning and wireless functions.
- Rapid test kits: strips, ELISA kits and immunoaffinity columns for mycotoxins, antibiotics and contaminants.
- Microbial test film: RCC rapid film for E. coli and coliform counts.
3. Potential application
- Wholesale markets and supermarket chains in Vietnam screening vegetables for pesticide residues at receiving.
- Seafood and aquaculture processors checking antibiotic residues before export.
- Feed and grain companies testing aflatoxin and other mycotoxins in incoming raw materials.
4. Benefits
- On-site screening: rugged, waterproof and shock-resistant devices work in markets, vehicles and places without mains power.
- Broad coverage: one platform screens pesticide and veterinary drug residues, mycotoxins, banned substances and microbes.
- Recognised methods: several kits hold AOAC PTM certification and European approvals such as ILVO and ACTALIA CECALAIT.
- Traceable data: results can be uploaded to regulatory platforms for supervision records.
5. Market trends & opportunities
Food safety authorities and exporters in Asia are shifting from end-point laboratory testing to frequent screening at markets, farms and receiving docks. Southeast Asian markets, including Vietnam, face recurring concerns over pesticide residues, antibiotics in aquaculture and banned additives, which drives demand for low-cost rapid kits and connected field analyzers.
6. Other information
Founded in 2007, headquartered in Bao'an District, Shenzhen. Listed on the Shenzhen ChiNext board (300942) and recognised as a national specialised 'Little Giant' enterprise. Reports 10,000+ partners. 2026 milestones include AOAC PTM certifications for aflatoxin and coliform products and selection for China Grain Reserves grain-safety testing projects. Wholly owned subsidiary Shenzhen Aiyi Biotechnology focuses on animal health.
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