Knowledge base

Knowledge about microbiology, biofilm and process safety

Practical resources for industries in which microbiological safety has a direct impact on quality, production and biosecurity. Analyses, technologies, procedures and real-world problems of water systems, surfaces and production environments.
Animal welfare — which regulations are set to improve farming conditions?
Animal welfare is becoming one of the most significant areas of change in modern livestock production. New regulations, market expectations and growing consumer awareness mean that livestock farming is increasingly focused not only on production efficiency but also on animal health, housing conditions and biosecurity.
The 5 most dangerous bacteria in livestock farming and food processing
Microbiological safety is today one of the most important elements of modern food production and animal husbandry.
Why does standard disinfection often fail?
In many facilities, disinfection is carried out regularly, yet microbiological problems keep coming back. Recurring contamination, deteriorating water quality, biofilm or sanitary problems very often result not from a lack of disinfection measures — but from their limited effectiveness.
Reactive or preventive disinfection — which approach reduces microbiological risk more effectively?
Professional water sanitisation is much more than a one-off flush of the system or standard disinfection. It is a controlled technological process aimed at effectively eliminating biofilm, reducing microbiological hazards and restoring stable operating conditions throughout the system.
Water sanitisation step by step — what does the professional process involve?
Professional water sanitisation is much more than a one-off flush of the system or standard disinfection. It is a controlled technological process aimed at effectively eliminating biofilm, reducing microbiological hazards and restoring stable operating conditions throughout the system.
What is biofilm and why is simply flushing the system not enough?
Biofilm can develop inside a water system for a long time, remaining invisible despite seemingly clean water and a system that looks fine. Biofilm is very often responsible for recurring microbiological problems, secondary contamination and reduced safety of technological processes.

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