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by Martin Westover
World Food Safety Day took place on the 7th of June this year, raising awareness around the prevention, detection and management of food risks. It ...
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by Martin Westover
Vaccines have been a truly revolutionary way to mitigate disease, but many vaccine formulas require stable temperatures to ensure they don’t denatu...
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by Martin Westover
Cold chain issues are becoming increasingly prominent, with a number of issues occurring in New Zealand most recently. Understanding the latest col...
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by Martin Westover
The Covid-19 vaccination roll-out has been hailed as the most important part of turning the tide of the pandemic that began in 2020. While the esse...
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by Martin Westover
International food and beverage supply chains rely heavily on shipping containers. From South American wines and Mediterranean olives to European b...
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by Martin Westover
Donated blood saves lives every single day, and is a lifeline for patients undergoing both emergency and long-term treatment. However, blood cannot...
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by Martin Westover
At Signatrol, we take pride in the accuracy of our range of data logging buttons, which are designed to facilitate comprehensive temperature monito...
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by Martin Westover
All vaccines are vulnerable to temperature changes in storage, and the economic cost of getting storage conditions wrong is considerable. A recent ...
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by Martin Westover
Food safety is a global concern, and few pathogens cause shivers of fear like Listeria. Prolific, deadly, and difficult to eradicate once it takes...
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by Martin Westover
Refrigerators play a vital role in healthcare and medical establishments, as many medicines must be stored within a narrow temperature range (usua...
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by Martin Westover
Major UK supermarkets warning about salmonella in chocolate - another disaster that our data loggers could have prevented?
Asda, Tesco, Morrisons a...
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by Martin Westover
Many of us enjoy a chicken sandwich at lunchtime or pick up a cooked chicken for a special meal for dinner. You never imagine that it might make yo...
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