food pathogen Applications

Most food processing facilities currently use a combination of different chemicals for all surface and machine disinfection. They periodically rotate the use of different sanitizers to prevent the harmful microorganisms from building a resistance to their killing properties. Unfortunately facilities are still experiencing pathogen outbreaks. Chlorine dioxide’s unique killing ability does not allow for the build up of resistance or mutation, and therefore eliminates the need for all of the other chemicals. Chlorine dioxide is effective for use in controlling microbiological growth in flume waters and other food processing water systems such as chill water systems and hydrocoolers.

By Applied Oxidation LLC based in Chattanooga, TENNESSEE (USA).

Ozone has found a wide range of uses in the food and beverage industry and is an excellent biocide/disinfectant capable of inactivating a wide variety of pathogens. It is an FDA approved food additive.

By Absolute Systems Inc. based in Edmonton, ALBERTA (CANADA).

Microbes and bio-contaminants are pollutants such as bacteria, germs, and virus. All are small in size and usually microscopic, yet they have an amazing ability to do damage to all living organisms including plants and humans. When dealing with medical-grade and food products it is important to maintain the highest levels of sanitation possible. Many everyday illnesses are caused by viruses like the common cold or the flu. AgriAir purifiers will destroy 99.99% of airborne and surface bio-contamination helping to protect potentially vulnerable patients from dangerous microbes. In this new era of exponentially expanding plant pathogens affecting indoor crops, Hydroperoxide generators built into the AgriAir system are the answer to concerns that the airborne environment stays as sterile as possible. IHP technology destroys microbes, pathogens, and virus by changing their molecular structure and rendering them harmless.

By AgriAir Equipment - a brand by Omnitec Design based in Mukilteo, WASHINGTON (USA).