[Case Study at a Seafood Processing Plant] Bacteria and Virus Disinfection

A factory that processes and manufactures sardines, young sardines, dried sardines, and shirasu uses an ozone generator for disinfection within the factory.

Here is a customer case study from a seafood processing factory. Ninben Co., Ltd. is a seafood manufacturing and processing company that has been in operation since the Meiji era in Ibaraki Prefecture and is now in its fifth generation. The company primarily processes fish caught at Otsu Port in northern Ibaraki Prefecture and sells them at wholesale markets, including the Tokyo Central Wholesale Market (Tsukiji Market), while also selling directly at local product centers in the city. The main products include processed items such as sardines, young sardines, niboshi (dried sardines), and shirasu (whitebait). We had previously heard about the sterilization effects of introducing ozone in food factories and understood its benefits. When we decided to implement it ourselves and searched online, we found the Ozone Mart website, which had a wealth of information and seemed reliable, so we made a purchase. We are currently using "Ozone Care" and "Ozone Buster." [Effects After Implementation] - There has been a visible reduction in mold within the factory. - Although bacteria and viruses are not visible, there has never been an incident where products manufactured by our company contained bacteria or viruses that caused problems. *For more details, please refer to the PDF document or feel free to contact us.

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