Kick Salmonella off Your Premises

BELGIUM - Clean footware and clean hands are the best ways to keep Salmonella off your farm, says CID Lines.
calendar icon 2 July 2014
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The most often overlooked and forgotten biosecurity measures on the farm - whilst it is probably the fastest, simplest and cheapest to achieve in preventing the spread of bacteria - are to disinfect footwear and sanitise hands with anti-bactericidal hand soap.

They require little effort and really should become automatic for farmers and workers because recent studies have again clearly proven that farm boots samples are an important risk factor with a Salmonella prevalence of 19.7 per cent (Prev. Vet Med., 2011).

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1: dirty boots; 2: rinsed with water; 3: disinfected
(Source ILVO)

If disinfectant baths are adequately used and maintained, and located at strategic places, they are a good additional measure for the biosecurity of the farm. Additionally, the presence of foot baths draws the attention of staff and visitors to the importance of biosecurity on the farm (Amass et al., 2000; Pritchard, 2003).

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Kickstart: kicking bacteria of your premises

The ideal disinfectant to rotate. This peroxide disinfectant had a very fast action - within seconds - ideal for boot dips and animal house disinfection. It is also environmentally friendly.

Tested and registered worldwide (EN, AFNOR, DEFRA, DVG, EPA etc.), it is completely biodegradable and certified by ECOCERT for organic production.

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Keno Sept G: your partner in hand hygiene

Disinfecting and softening alcohol hand gel. Certified for the agriculture and food processing industry. Approved according to EN1040/ EN 1500 norms (within one minute).

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