Cleaning and Disinfection Verification
We verify the effectiveness of cleaning and disinfection in order to confirm whether the procedure applied on site is controlling hygienic risk to a sufficient level.
Cleaning and Disinfection Verification
Verification helps go beyond routine and confirm with data whether the plan is really working under the conditions in which it is carried out. We interpret the results together with the way the work is performed and the level of demand of the process in order to locate critical points and propose technically grounded adjustments.
What does this service include?
- ✓ Microbiological controls
- ✓ ATP testing
- ✓ Surface verification
- ✓ Water verification
- ✓ Allergen control
- ✓ Detailed reports
- ✓ Automatic alerts
- ✓ Technical recommendations
- ✓ Evolutionary follow-up
- ✓ Regulatory compliance
Benefits for your company
Guaranteed hygiene
Contamination prevention
Legal compliance
Risk reduction
Continuous improvement
Certification
How do we work?
Sampling by qualified technician
Laboratory or on-site analysis
Results report
Interpretation and recommendations
Follow-up and improvements
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Frequently asked questions
Validation shows the plan can work. Verification checks on a routine basis that it is actually being followed and remains effective.
We may use visual inspection, ATP, microbiological tests, allergen checks and other tools depending on process risk.
It depends on risk level, product type and result history. Frequency is adjusted to each facility.
No. It is a very useful rapid tool, but it should be treated as complementary to other verification methods.
Yes. We identify the most representative points, including food-contact surfaces, hidden spots and higher-risk areas.
Yes. Trend analysis helps detect a weakening hygiene system before it becomes a major incident.
Yes. A well-structured verification plan provides strong evidence during audits and inspections.
We review likely causes, reassess the procedure, product, frequency or execution, and define corrective actions and rechecks.