Food Processing & Manufacturing
Sanitization in Park City & Summit County
USDA Certified Organic HOCl sanitization for Park City resort commissary operations, specialty food producers, and Summit County food manufacturers. No-rinse, food contact safe — the organic-certified option for a market where clean-label means everything.
Why OHS for Park City 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
Park City's Food Operations Serve a Premium Market with Premium Expectations
Park City's food and hospitality sector is defined by volume and premium positioning — Deer Valley, Park City Mountain, and the Canyons Village collectively serve millions of resort visitors annually, with commissary and large-scale food prep operations that rival mid-size institutional food service facilities in sanitation complexity. These operations serve guests who expect clean-label, organic, and chemical-free practices as a baseline — and whose reaction to a food safety incident is amplified by social media and the resort's brand reputation.
Beyond the resort corridor, the Kamas Valley, Heber Valley, and surrounding Summit and Wasatch county areas host a growing specialty food sector — artisan cheese producers, craft beverage operations, organic produce processing, and specialty food manufacturers leveraging the region's premium brand positioning. These producers supply high-end retail channels, direct-to-consumer, and resort food service — all of which increasingly require organic-certified inputs at every production stage, including sanitation.
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Park City Area Facilities We Serve
HOCl adapts to the specific food manufacturing and processing environments in the Park City area
Resort Commissary & Large-Scale Food Service
Deer Valley, Park City Mountain, and resort food service commissary operations manage large-volume food preparation for guest counts that create genuine food safety exposure. HOCl provides EPA-registered surface disinfection for commissary kitchens, prep areas, and food contact surfaces — with no chemical odor that lingers in food preparation environments and no rinse step that disrupts high-volume prep schedules.
Artisan & Specialty Food Production
Artisan cheese producers, charcuterie operations, and specialty food manufacturers in the Park City and Heber Valley area supply premium retail and direct-to-consumer channels where clean-label and organic credentials are purchasing drivers. HOCl's USDA Organic certification makes it a compliant, marketable input for producers whose customers care as much about how the facility is sanitized as what goes into the product.
Craft Beverage & Kombucha Production
Craft beverage producers in the Park City area — including craft beer, kombucha, and functional beverage operations serving resort hospitality channels — face biofilm and wild yeast contamination challenges on production lines. HOCl penetrates biofilm without leaving taste or odor carryover, integrates with CIP systems, and carries organic certification appropriate for producers marketing to health-conscious resort guests.
Organic Produce & Farm Processing
Organic produce operations and farm processing facilities in the Kamas and Heber valleys supply premium direct-market and resort food service channels where organic certification is a baseline expectation. HOCl treats post-harvest surfaces, packing equipment, and storage areas without residue that could adulterate organic product status or affect product quality for high-value specialty produce.
Our Service Process
Tailored integration into your existing sanitation program — not a replacement that disrupts operations
Facility Assessment
We evaluate your Park City 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 — Park City Area
Questions from Park City area food processing and manufacturing operations
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