The history of the fine chemicals industry dates back to the late 18th century, when the early chemical industry was evolved from natural dyes and explosives into modern pharmaceutical products. However, by the end of the 19th century, the commercial production of branded pharmaceuticals flourished in Europe (especially in Germany, as many of the active pharmaceutical ingredients were produced in this country).
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Five advantages of going Certified Organic:
1. Beneficial to the Soil – Organic systems use a modern yet scientific knowledge of ecology and soil science, while using traditional techniques of crop rotations to provide fertility, weed as well as pest control.
2. Beneficial to the Environment – Organic systems try to lessen usage of non-renewable resources. Organic production tries all the while to provide sustenance and supports the optimum handling of the environment and wildlife as a precedence.
3. Beneficial to People – Organic products have been proven to possess more vitamins, nutrients and cancer-combating antioxidants as compared to non-organic products.
4. Absence of artificial Chemicals – Organic products ban using the synthetic chemicals, pesticides and fertilizers.
5. Absence of GMOs – Certified Organic products do not GMOs (genetically modified organisms), as they are banned as per standards laid down for organic food and farming. You can buy something that claims organic or natural but if there is no certified organic label they can use genetically modified components. Continue Reading…
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As most businesses around the world continue to adopt eco-friendly practices, restaurants and food service facilities are also joining this green move. Using green cleaning products for maintaining the cleanliness of your food manufacturing areas is very important as it can greatly affect the hygiene and safety levels in areas where food is prepared or served.
After cleaning with commercial cleaners, there is often a lingering chemical odor or toxic residues that can adversely affect the health of your customers and employees. However, green chemicals are non-toxic, natural, and therefore completely safe for use on different surfaces, such as carpets, chairs, tables, counter tops, kitchens, ovens, and drains. Continue Reading…
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