Léonie Lebain
In a context where hygiene and health risk management have become strategic priorities for many sectors, LDS (Laboratoires Dujardin-Salleron) offers a practical solution with the launch of its hygiene pack. This comprehensive solution is designed for professionals who want to assess, monitor and manage the effectiveness of their hygiene practices using reliable, complementary measuring tools.
Sanitary control requirements vary across industries, but all share the same goal: preventing contamination and ensuring process safety.
- Wine: identify and locate sources of contamination in must and wine caused by undesirable microorganisms, in order to guide corrective actions effectively.
- De-alcoholized or low-alcohol wines and beers : prevent contamination by pathogenic microorganisms using early detection and prevention tools suited to the processes involved.
- Cosmetics : strengthen hygiene throughout production and packaging using indicators and decision-support tools.
- Food and beverage: monitor, check and optimize existing hygiene measures by supplementing them with effective assessment and management tools.
- Healthcare: assess and manage the effectiveness of cleaning and disassembly operations to prevent and control the risk of microbiological contamination in care environments.
To meet these requirements, the LDS hygiene pack brings together three essential instruments:
- Kikkoman's Lumitester SMART, a highly sensitive ATP meter featuring A3 technology (ATP + ADP + AMP). It quickly and objectively measures surface cleanliness and validates the effectiveness of cleaning and detection operations in just seconds.
- Alimpex's Nomad solution, an innovative system for detecting microbiological contamination in process water, on surfaces, and in liquids and food, without the need for a laboratory. Paired with a mobile app and an AI-powered platform, the solution enables structured, traceable monitoring of microbiological analyses upstream of the process.
- Hanna free and total chlorine photometer, designed for water quality analysis. It makes it possible to objectively and quantitatively verify the effectiveness of cleaning and detection operations using chlorine-based solutions by precisely measuring free and total chlorine concentrations.
With this hygiene pack, LDS offers a coherent, practical approach to sanitary control based on measurement, objective assessment of practices and continuous improvement. To support its rollout, Dujardin-Salleron is offering a 10% discount on the purchase of any hygiene pack.
Lastly, the use of these instruments is fully aligned with a comprehensive approach to hygiene audits and the development or optimization of a hygiene plan. In this regard, LDS can direct professionals to its partner Alimpex, a specialist in hygiene support and consulting and microbiological risk management.
