Jenton Group: JenAct improves air quality for cheese factory

Jen Act improves air quality for cheese factory image
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JenAct, part of the Jenton Group, were delighted to be able to help Yorkshire Dama Cheese, a multi-award winning cheese factory improve their air quality with their GRU-V Cool air disinfection device.

The JenAct GRU-V cool air disinfection device allows Yorkshire Dama Cheese to maintain the highest food safety standards, improve product quality, and boost their operational efficiency.

Read the case study below.

You can download the case study here.

To find out more about the JenAct GRU-V cool air disinfection device, contact Jenton here.

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