
Campden BRI testing proves HyGenikx kills airborne Coronavirus
Independent trials conducted by Campden BRI have confirmed that the HyGenikx air and surface sanitisation system, from UK manufacturer Mechline Developments is effective at removing
Independent trials conducted by Campden BRI have confirmed that the HyGenikx air and surface sanitisation system, from UK manufacturer Mechline Developments is effective at removing
*Trials were conducted within the Campden BRI aerobiology laboratory to determine the efficacy of HyGenikx towards airborne Phi6 – a recognised SARS-CoV-2 surrogate (the coronavirus
The importance of gas safety is critical in the foodservice sector, and that’s why two of the industry’s biggest names, Mechline and First Choice Group
23-24 September 2021, ExCeL London Mechline Developments will be presenting its range of innovative hygiene, food waste management and Fat, Oil, Grease & Starch (FOGS)
Mechline Developments has launched a comprehensive four step FOGS management service – to help operators prevent the build-up of fats, oils, grease and starches in
As a whole, the UK generated 9.5 million tonnes of food waste in 2018 – and the catering industry made a hefty contribution to that
Managing the fats, oils, grease and starches (FOGS) produced by your commercial kitchen requires some investigation. For example, are all grease removal solutions the same?
If your water company comes knocking about a sewer blockage, your restaurant should be able to prove that adequate provision has been made to minimise
Meeting commercial kitchen ventilation regulations shouldn’t be a box-ticking exercise. Ensuring that you’re legally compliant does, of course, keep the authorities from intervening in your
In the UK, where there’s food, there’s regulation! And with good reason. Naturally, no restaurant wants to cause its patrons harm––or suffer the bad reputation
It might be easy to fall into the trap of thinking that giving serious consideration to how fats, oils and grease (FOG) are disposed of
In 2018, a restaurant in Shrewsbury was ordered to pay £9,000 to the local water board after it was discovered that fat from its kitchen
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