Kilco Products > Food Hygiene
Kilco produce a range of long cling foams for general application in food production areas. These are specifically designed for contact times approaching 30 minutes for easy removal of fat and grease. Clean surfaces can then be sanitised to ensure a food safe environment.
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Concentrated caustic, chlorinated, nonfoaming powder for CIP and manual cleaning of dairy equipment
Glycodip
RTU Iodine teat dip or spray with high emollient content
Viroguard
Aldehyde and quaternary ammonium based disinfectant
Kilco's Approved disinfectants for use in the control of Avian Infuenza.Monday, 5th February 2007
Avian Influenza is caused by a virus. Influenza viruses are widespread and can cause diseases in humans, wild & domestic birds, horses, seals and even whales.
Kilco completes acquisition of Emprasan.July 2006
Kilco today announced that it had completed the acquisition of dairy hygiene manufacturer, Emprasan.
Review your Biosecurity with Kilco ProductsWednesday, April 19, 2006Kilco believe that now is the right time to review your biosecurity, particularly with the threat of Avian Influenza in the media spotlight. Kilco has invested millions of pounds...
2007-09-19
UK Dairy Event, Stoneleigh Park. Please Note That The UK Dairy Event Has Been Cancelled. Stand CS1 516
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2007-12-13
Royal Ulster Winter Fair, Kings Hall, Belfast
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2008-05-13
Pig & Poultry Fair, Stoneleigh Park, Warwickshire
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Biosecurity Products 2007
The Kilco range of Hygiene Products has been formulated to provide a simple and effective biosecurity programme for all types of livestock.
Kilco Today Newsletter
Kilco Today is intended to keep customers and employees in touch with developments within Kilco. Reflecting on four years since to the new factory and offices in Lockerbie, Scotland.
Superhoof Product Flyer
An effective, environmentally friendly, biodegradable liquid concentrate for use in the maintenance of healthy hooves. Welfare Codes states, “regular attention should be paid to the feet of all classes of cattle and sheep.”
