Ensure safe strawberry handling with 0–300 ppm chlorine test strips. Verify sanitizer levels in dump tanks and flumes to prevent E. coli, Salmonella, and Listeria contamination. Essential for growers, packers, HACCP coordinators, and food safety auditors.
Strawberries are highly perishable and often consumed fresh, making proper wash water sanitation critical. Use Indigo® 0–300 ppm chlorine test strips to monitor sanitizer levels in dump tanks and flumes. Effective chlorine sanitation helps prevent cross-contamination by pathogens such as E. coli, Salmonella sp., and Listeria monocytogenes, ensuring safe fruit for consumers. Test strips provide quick, reliable results and support HACCP documentation, helping growers, packers, and auditors maintain regulatory compliance.
All Indigo® chlorine bleach (sodium hypochlorite) test strips have a 3 year minimum guaranteed shelf life & come with a Certificate of Analysis, Stability & SDS documents listed below; Certificate of Conformance on request. Be prepared for any health & safety audit or inspection.
NDAA Section 889 form available to Government Purchasers upon request.
Strawberries are one of the most delicate fruits in the produce industry, and their short shelf life makes proper handling essential. To reduce the risk of contamination and maintain buyer confidence, both packhouses and growers should follow these best practices:
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The high chlorine test strips are handy for operators to measure Free Chlorine levels to ensure adequate dosages have been achieved when disinfecting watermains and cleaning storage facilities. They arrived very quickly.
I am glad these are packaged in a container; we have had some in the past packaged in a paper envelope (from another company), which is hard to keep dry. They work just as advertised - the only imperfection for us is that the colors are fairly similar and it can be hard to tell at a glance what the result is. Otherwise, great.
Thanks for the feedback. The packaging for most sanitizer test strips come in special desiccant lined containers which is explained further in: Test Strip Expiration Dates; Good Today, Dead Tomorrow?
Some of the color charts are indeed harder to read than others. Good lighting can help. Fluorescent lighting is not as contrast friendly as natural sunlight or halogen or quartz.
Interesting applications, thanks for the feedback.