Anolyte is an Outstanding
Sanitizer for Agriculture
To the
right, see John Shi, PhD with Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada,
with an anolyte systems. John is pre-eminent researcher in
the field of ECA technology (anolyte)and its food and agricultural
applications. John has demonstrated that ECA effectively
removes pathogenic bacteria, such as Escherichia coli O157:H7,
Listeria monocytogenes, Bacillus cereus, and Salmonella sp., and
hepatitis B virus and human immunodeficiency virus; with no adverse
impact on the environment and no toxin-chemical residue in the end
products; no change of the texture, appearance, color, flavour,
taste of the food and material; and provides an extension of
storage time and shelf life of fruits and vegetables. His
work in 2015 will focus on using ECA as a carcass wash, and fruit
and vegetable wash.
Click here to view a quick .pdf of John's
work with ECA.
In light of the
recent P.E.D. outbreak in Ontario, and the subsequent tens of
millions of dollars lost to this virus, many farmers and biologists
are once again taking a hard look at biosecurity and farm
sanitation. It's incredibly difficult to find a sanitizer
that can be used in a farm setting that is gentle enough to be used
in close proximity to livestock without emptying a barn, that is
effective enough to destroy the pathogens responsible for disease,
while at the same time being safe enough to dispose of without
contaminating the environment. Anolyte is that sanitizer.
Anolyte can be used for in-house water treatment; removing
biofilm from water lines while simultaneously allowing livestock to
consume the treated water; high-pressure washing during a
sanitation cycle; disinfecting poultry, pork, and, dairy barns;
disinfecting transport trucks; fogging farrowing rooms;
disinfecting equipment (from hand tools to tractors) prior to
moving between barns; and a hundred other applications, while
safely allowing runoff and disposal into your manure management
system or livestock yard. What other sanitizer offers such
diverse applicatins with such minimal risk? There is no other
sanitizer that can equal Anolyte in agricultural applications.
