Cross-contamination in food manufacturing is a critical issue that can lead to safety hazards, product recalls, and the contamination of entire batches. It occurs when harmful bacteria, allergens, chemicals, or other unwanted substances are transferred from one surface or product to another.
In the food production industry, maintaining clean equipment and surfaces is critical for both the safety and efficiency of operations. Soil residues, left over from food processing, can contaminate products and create a fertile ground for microorganisms, leading to contamination risks and compromised product quality.
Water quality plays a crucial role in the effectiveness of cleaning processes, particularly when it comes to the cleanliness of food production equipment. One of the most significant factors influencing water quality is its hardness, which affects everything from scale buildup to bacterial growth. Over 60% of the UK has very hard water, making this an important consideration for food manufacturers, especially as water hardness varies significantly across regions.
In the fast-paced world of food manufacturing, hygiene and cleanliness are critical factors. But while many manufacturers focus solely on the visible costs of cleaning – such as chemicals, equipment, and labour—they often overlook the bigger picture. That’s where Foodclean’s innovative Total Cost of Clean (TCC™) methodology comes in.
As winter sets in, it’s crucial to pay extra attention to how you store your chemicals. Beyond basic safety considerations, cold weather poses unique challenges that can affect the quality and usability of your chemicals. Ensuring your chemicals are not exposed to extreme temperatures or allowed to freeze is key to maintaining smooth operations.
In the realm of food manufacturing, colour coding is more than just an aesthetic choice—it’s a critical safety measure. Implementing a robust colour-coding system can significantly enhance the safety, efficiency, and hygiene of a food production facility. Here’s a detailed look at why colour coding is so important and how it can be effectively utilised.
Exciting News: FoodClean Achieves Major Milestone with PRCD Registration and New Distribution Warehouse in Ireland.
The teams at FoodClean and Klipspringer were delighted to host the second Food Safety Innovation Conference at the University of Lincoln. The event built on last year’s success and proved even more popular, with a greater number of sponsors, speakers and delegates coming together to explore the current developments, challenges and opportunities within the food sector…
Recently, FoodClean Disinfectant Products achieved a significant milestone by passing testing standards set by M&S, marking a triumph in FoodCleans contribution to food safety…
Health and safety at work is paramount, especially in industries dealing with food production, heavy equipment, and chemicals. As we observe World Day for Safety and Health at Work 2024, it’s imperative to highlight initiatives that prioritise workplace safety.
At FoodClean, we stand at the forefront, supporting businesses worldwide in safeguarding their workers and overall business integrity.
The significance of water conservation extends to the food manufacturing industry. Many food factories squander vast amounts of water in their cleaning processes, with a single cleaner potentially wasting up to 2.5 million litres…
Discover the main points from last years FSI Conference panel discussion on top concerns facing the food industry including: Quality Assurance – Digital Transformation Risks – Supply Chain Management – Facility Capabilities – Workforce Recruitment & Retention – Developing a Food Safety Culture
