Sterilex cleaner approved to kill AI

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency has approved Sterilex Ultra Disinfectant Cleaner for killing avian influenza.

March 19, 2007

Owings Mills, Maryland-based Sterilex Corporation announced last week (15 March 2007) that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has approved Sterilex Ultra Disinfectant Cleaner to kill avian influenza.

Sterilex Ultra Disinfectant Cleaner is Listericidal, Salmonellacidal, Pseudomonacidal, Staphylocidal, Virucidal, and effective against E. coli, Z. bailii, and Avian Influenza A.

Sterilex Ultra Disinfectant Cleaner is used in various industries including hospitals, health care facilities, food and vegetable processing facilities, breweries, wineries, swine, poultry and turkey farms, veterinary facilities, and whirlpool spas.

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