Safety

Food safety audits are a critical part of maintaining high standards in the food production industry. They are not only about ticking boxes for compliance but ensuring that your processes, facilities, and people are working in harmony to protect consumers and uphold the reputation of your business. With increasing scrutiny on traceability, hygiene, ...

In food production and processing environments, maintaining high standards of safety and hygiene is critical. One of the most pressing concerns is foreign body contamination, which can lead to significant health risks, costly product recalls, and damage to a brand's reputation. To help mitigate these risks, the use of detectable products has become ...

Article courtesy of Radical Materials What is SteriTouch? antibacterial / antimicrobial and how does it work? The antibacterial/antimicrobial surface protection uses innovative technology that harnesses the natural?sterilising properties of silver. This protection is permanently embedded into several BST products and will not wear off over time. ...

BST are pleased to state that all of our detectable pens conform to the new BRC Issue 8?Clause 4.9.6.2 requirement.

BST Detectable Products & Freaks of Nature discuss the importance of controlling foreign body contamination.

It is recommended that end users test any detectable product and fragments of it on their inspection system prior to introducing the product in production areas.

FoodPro Manufacturing Ltd, part of Browns food group, are a leading ready meal manufacturer with over 30 years? experience and boast clients such as ASDA, Morrison?s, Iceland, Tesco, Lidl, Aldi, NISA, P&H, Spar & Birdseye.

BST were an easy choice of partner, as we share a focus on both quality and innovation. Their energy and expertise continues to assist us in ground breaking new innovations.

MDS are the CEIA UK distributor for industrial metal detection equipment in the food, pharmaceutical and textile industries.

February 2016 saw two very high profile product?recalls caused by plastic contamination. Firstly we had the extensive recall of Mars chocolate covering 55 countries caused by red plastic fragments, followed shortly by an Oatibix recall where pieces of blue rubber were found in the flakes.