Hey, everyone! Have you ever wondered how those delicious salted duck eggs in supermarkets can be so salty and fragrant while ensuring safety? The answer lies in an often overlooked but super important link - disinfection! Today we will talk about the "invisible guard" in food processing plants - chlorine dioxide disinfectant .

Take the salted duck egg processing factory for example, there are many tricks involved. If the bottom of the salting pool is not cleaned for a long time, it will be a "luxury resort" for bacteria, and bad guys such as E. coli and Salmonella will multiply wildly. In addition, if the water temperature and pH value are not well controlled during disinfection, the disinfection effect will be greatly reduced, not to mention that if the transportation tools are not disinfected, cross infection will ruin a batch of good duck eggs in minutes.
There are three core disinfection steps to keep in mind in the salted duck egg processing factory:
1. Regularly clean the bottom of the pickling pool and pickling tools.
・2. Accurately control the water temperature and pH value during pickling.
・3. Strengthen the disinfection management of transportation tools and personnel.
A complete disinfection system is adopted to protect the quality of duck eggs from transportation to production.
At this time, chlorine dioxide disinfectant is like a superhero! In the United States, from farms on the West Coast to food factories on the East Coast, more and more food processing companies are crazy about "recommending" it. Why is it so popular? First of all, this guy has a strong sterilization ability! It can quickly kill those nasty bacteria mentioned just now, and even super-tenacious microorganisms such as spores are no match. The sterilization efficiency is much higher than that of traditional disinfectants.

Moreover, chlorine dioxide disinfectant is particularly "considerate". It will not react with organic matter in food to produce carcinogens, and it is extremely safe. In the processing of salted duck eggs, whether it is cleaning the pickling pool or disinfecting the transportation tools, it can be of great use. It is not difficult to use. Dilute it according to the proportion, and use spraying or soaking to give the processing environment a "big cleanup".
However, even the best things have to be used in the right way. When using chlorine dioxide disinfectant, you must accurately control the concentration. Too high a concentration may leave residue, and too low a concentration may not kill bacteria. You must wear protective equipment when operating to protect yourself. Also, don't mix it with other disinfectants. Be careful of producing toxic gases, which will cause big trouble !
Next time you peel a salted duck egg or enjoy other delicious processed foods, don't forget the chlorine dioxide disinfectant that silently protects food safety. If you also work in the food industry or are interested in food safety, you might as well learn more about it, which may bring new inspiration to your work!