Food Processing & Manufacturing
Sanitization in Ogden & Northern Utah
Replace QACs and harsh chemical sanitizers with USDA Certified Organic HOCl — no-rinse, food contact safe, FSIS compliant. Serving Ogden's food manufacturing facilities, Weber County food processors, and northern Utah food and beverage operations from Brigham City to Clearfield.
Why OHS for Ogden Facilities?
- No rinse required on food contact surfaces
- Listed in FSIS Directive 7120
- USDA Certified Organic #Z-699995-2008
- EPA Registered #97801-1
- Penetrates biofilm on equipment surfaces
- No harsh chemical odor or residue
Ogden's Food Manufacturing Heritage Demands Modern Sanitation Standards
Ogden has a deep food manufacturing history rooted in its position as a Union Pacific railroad hub — the distribution infrastructure that built the city also built its food processing sector. Today, Weber County's food manufacturing corridor runs along the industrial zones west of downtown, through the Harrisville and Roy areas, and into the Clearfield industrial district. These operations range from commodity protein processing to specialty food production serving regional and national retail channels.
Northern Utah's food manufacturing facilities face a specific challenge that Salt Lake operations don't: the concentration of livestock and poultry operations immediately to the north in Box Elder and Cache Valley creates a regional biosecurity environment where pathogen load from upstream agricultural operations can influence sanitation pressure downstream in processing facilities. HOCl's dual USDA Organic and EPA registration makes it the appropriate sanitizer for facilities that need to demonstrate both food safety compliance and organic program compatibility to their buyers.
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Ogden Area Facilities We Serve
HOCl adapts to the specific food manufacturing and processing environments in the Ogden area
Protein & Meat Processing — Weber County
Weber County's meat and protein processing operations — served by the northern Utah livestock corridor — require FSIS-listed sanitizers with documented SSOP integration. HOCl is listed in FSIS Directive 7120 for use on red meat and poultry carcasses and processing surfaces, with no-rinse food contact approval that eliminates the rinse step from pre-operational sanitation protocols.
Grain & Agricultural Processing
Northern Utah's grain elevator operations, flour mills, and agricultural commodity processors face mycotoxin-producing mold pressure in storage and processing environments. HOCl treats facility surfaces, equipment, and processing areas without leaving chemical residues that could contaminate product or create secondary food safety concerns.
Beverage & Specialty Food Production
Ogden's specialty food and beverage producers — including operations in the Ogden Business Exchange and surrounding industrial parks — face biofilm and contamination challenges on production lines where conventional chemical sanitizers create odor, residue, and compliance documentation gaps. HOCl integrates into CIP systems and provides audit-ready service documentation.
Cold Storage & Distribution Facilities
Cold storage and food distribution facilities in the Ogden area face Listeria pressure in refrigerated environments where the pathogen thrives. HOCl is effective at low temperatures and does not require the extended contact times that some conventional sanitizers need to achieve efficacy in cold conditions — a practical advantage in temperature-controlled environments.
Our Service Process
Tailored integration into your existing sanitation program — not a replacement that disrupts operations
Facility Assessment
We evaluate your Ogden facility type, production schedule, existing sanitation program, FSIS requirements, and target pathogen concerns to design the right HOCl integration plan.
Program Integration
We work with your QA team to integrate HOCl into your SSOP and HACCP documentation. Protocols, concentrations, contact times, and verification methods established before day one.
HOCl Application
Professional fogging, spray, or direct application to food contact surfaces, drains, walls, equipment, and air handling zones. No rinse required. No chemical odor. Workers re-enter quickly.
Documentation
Service records with EPA registration, USDA Organic certification, FSIS Directive 7120 reference, application areas, concentration, contact times, and date/time — audit ready for FSIS review.
Frequently Asked Questions — Ogden Area
Questions from Ogden area food processing and manufacturing operations
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