Scientific Sanitation Solutions
In healthcare settings, effective cleaning and disinfection are essential. Learn how SANI-FOAM™ and SANI-99™ work together to remove bio-contaminants and provide enhanced disinfection, reducing the risk of healthcare-associated infections.
Explore how SANI-99™ for AGRI and CuGROW-99™ are revolutionising poultry farming by enhancing biosecurity, boosting immunity, and reducing the need for antibiotics. Discover how these pioneering solutions support sustainable farming.
In the world of industrial cleaning, not all surfactants are created equal. While many common surfactants like Sodium Laureth Sulfate (SLES) and Quaternary Ammonium Compounds (Quats) offer effective cleaning or disinfection, they often fall short in key areas such as environmental impact and versatility. SANI-FOAM™ stands out by combining powerful cleaning action with disinfection, powered by SANI-99™, in a fully biodegradable and eco-friendly formula. With superior foam technology, it ensures thorough surface coverage, making it the ideal choice for industries ranging from healthcare to agriculture. Discover why SANI-FOAM™ is the all-in-one solution that surpasses traditional surfactants.
Discover how SANI-99™ for AGRI, an advanced disinfection technology, is helping poultry farmers improve flock health and enhance biosecurity. By effectively eliminating harmful pathogens and promoting safer farming practices, SANI-99™ for AGRI supports healthier birds, increased productivity, and greater food safety.
Explore how SANI-99™ is setting a new standard in Legionella prevention, providing effective, sustainable solutions that integrate seamlessly into existing water systems for enhanced safety and peace of mind.
Explore how robust biosecurity measures, especially effective disinfection practices using SANI-99™ for AGRI, play a pivotal role in maintaining the safety of food from the farm all the way to your fork.
In the quest for a healthier and safer environment, SANI-99™ emerges as a revolutionary broad-spectrum disinfectant designed to combat a wide array of pathogens. With proven effectiveness against bacteria, viruses, and fungi, including Staphylococcus aureus, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, and Escherichia coli, SANI-99™ ensures top-notch sanitation for spaces that require the utmost cleanliness. This powerful disinfectant is not only pivotal in maintaining rigorous hygiene standards but also plays a crucial role in minimising the risk of infections, making it the ideal choice for healthcare facilities, food production areas, and educational institutions.
Explore the minimal environmental footprint of SANI-99™ for AGRI and its alignment with sustainable farming practices, emphasizing reduced plastic waste and lower chemical usage.
In agricultural disinfection, lime requires specific conditions and poses health risks, while SANI-99™ for AGRI offers a safer, more reliable alternative. It eliminates 99.99995% of pathogens, remains effective for up to 90 days, and is non-toxic, alcohol-free, and chlorine-free. Additionally, it supports sustainable practices by reducing plastic waste and carbon emissions, making SANI-99™ for AGRI the optimal choice for modern agriculture.
In the UK, the specter of avian influenza looms large, posing a severe threat to native poultry breeds such as chickens, ducks, geese, and turkeys, according to a report from the Rare Breeds Survival Trust highlighted in a recent Guardian article. This alarming situation necessitates immediate and decisive action to safeguard these vital breeds. The disease, which originated in Asian poultry farms, has now escalated to affect mammals and even shown instances in humans, though human-to-human transmission has not been observed. The article emphasizes the crucial role of stringent biosecurity measures, including the use of DEFRA-approved disinfectants like SANI-99™ for AGRI, in combating the spread of this notifiable disease. For poultry farmers and breed conservationists, the stakes could not be higher as they race to protect the UK’s agricultural heritage and prevent catastrophic losses.
Read the full article and understand the implications of this ongoing crisis [here](https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2024/apr/17/uk-native-poultry-under-threat-as-bird-flu-takes-hold-worldwide).
