The food industry, in all its facets, has always been a hallmark of Italian excellence. Tradition and innovation are the pillars of this sector, which continuously advances modern production techniques to bring high-quality products to the market, with a strong focus on sustainability and organic options.
Achieving these standards relies on rigorous cleaning and product treatment practices to extend shelf life and ensure safety, as well as on thorough cleaning and sanitization of equipment, surfaces, and containers to maintain product quality, safety, and defect-free results.
In 1982, ozone was classified as a “GRAS” (Generally Recognized as Safe) substance by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration for food use, enabling its direct application on foods without altering their organoleptic qualities when properly managed. Its powerful oxidizing properties and natural conversion into oxygen (O₂) make ozone highly suitable for diverse production processes, helping to reduce microbiological risk in facilities, products, production environments, and transport systems.