Recycled Shipping Containers Meet Sanitation Standards, Study Finds

February 18, 2015

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Every one of the corrugated shipping containers tested in a new study met acceptable sanitation levels, according to the University of California-Davis and toxicology experts Haley & Aldrich.

Maryann Sanders, senior toxicologist, microbiologist and regulatory compliance specialist at Haley & Aldrich, says that 100 percent of the samples evaluated were below the sanitation levels of 1000 colony forming units (CFU) per swab for the organisms tested. 

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