(EMAILWIRE.COM, May 08, 2012 ) According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, one in four people experience food borne illnesses yearly – That’s nearly a quarter of our population. When an outbreak occurs, a group of people ingest and are affected from the same, contaminated food. Elimination of one of the following - source, spread, or survival of the contaminated food will ensure that an outbreak is prevented. And, believe it or not, of all of the foods, unwashed fruits and unwashed vegetables are one of the most common causes.
Because a rare outbreak is one too many, New LeafFood Safety Solutions provides the key to helping reduce food borne illnesses.SmartWash is a revolutionary food wash solution that, when applied to standard chlorine-based wash systems, enhances and optimizes the effectiveness of the wash process to ensure the consistent removal of microbial contaminants.
The constant pathogen-fighting action of the SmartWash-infused wash agents guarantees the stability and concentration of the wash process and results in a significant reduction in food contaminants and the absolute eradication of cross contamination.
SmartWash evolved from an urgent need in the fresh food industry to address failures in food safety measures. It was created by food industry professionals for food industry professionals. It is formulated from gentle, safe and common everyday food ingredients and is in full compliance with FDA produce washing regulations.
SmartWash maintains quality and natural freshness of produce, leaving no aftertaste; making prepackaged produce ready to eat - straight from the store. To learn more about New Leaf Food Safety Solutions please visit http://www.newleaffoods.com
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