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Entryway Pathogen Control

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The Step You’ve Been Missing | Find Out How Sterilex’s ProvaCharge™ Solves Three Common Food Hygiene Challenges

Stop resident bacteria with a first-of-its-kind chemistry formula. Every fo...

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ProvaCharge Foam Solves Complex Micro Issues in Pork Facility
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Concern: Sterilex was contacted by Cherryfield Ltd., a leading pork processing company, to assist in penetrating biofilms and eradicating biofilm bacteria.
Solution: A comprehensive trial of ProvaCharge Foam as part of a multi-day shock treatment on the cutting line.

ProvaCharge levels up food hygiene programs

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Level Up Your Food Hygiene Program with Sterilex’s ProvaCharge
Fighting recurring microbial positives? Biofilm may be to blame. Stubborn or recurring pathogens are one of the most common threats to hygiene and health when it comes to food production. E. coli, Salmonella and Listeria can lurk in hard-to-sanitise areas like drains, cutting boards, slicers, mincing machines and cooling tunnels.

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