Monitoring gas levels in beverage production is an integral part of the manufacturing process. Breweries, cider farms and wineries all create substantial amounts of carbon dioxide (CO2) which can be hazardous to the health of employees.

Having a reliable gas detection and monitoring system on site is integral to managing air quality at your facility.

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Checking the quality of your water is an critical part of beverage productions. Idexx Water Tests are used for detecting e.Coli, coliforms, enterococci and pseudomonas aeruginos.

Preparation of the tests takes less than one minute and removes the need for time consuming confirmations and colony counting. The IDEXX tests are used around the world and use their patented Defined Substrate Technology® (DST®). This approach is different from traditional media, which provide a nutrient-rich environment that supports the growth of both target organisms and non-targets.

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Keeping all areas of your business clean is an important daily task. Residues remaining on surfaces provide nutrients for spoilage or pathogenic bacteria to thrive, which could lead to product contamination.

You can be proactive by using a hygiene management system which is a useful way to identify areas needing attention. The 3M Clean-Trace Hygiene Monitoring Systems can give cleaning validation results quickly allowing you to take corrective action immediately.

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Monitoring pH and temperature is another routine area of drink production. Gem Scientific specialise in providing instruments designed specifically for this industry.

High accuracy handheld systems with probes designed for measuring liquids. A wide range of thermometers are also available for beverage production.

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Sampling handling is an important activity within the drink production process where a small portion of a product is taken for testing.

Thorough handling of samples is important to ensure integrity and to prevent deterioration and cross-contamination. Samples which are handled incorrectly can give misleading results and compromise the quality of your product.

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