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Transparency in CIP processes

Cleaning without disassembly, but with implications for production

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Cleaning processes consume time, water, energy, and cleaning agents. But how can you tell if a CIP program is tailored to your plant, product, and degree of contamination? This white paper shows how existing process data can be used to compare CIP runs and identify deviations. This increased transparency allows companies in the Consumer Packaged Goods (CPG) industry to make informed decisions about cleaning duration, process quality, and resource utilization.

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