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Sanigen, “Based on our own technology...expanding business in the food safety field”

No. 13 2023.09.11 View 645

 

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Created Date 2023.8.3

Sanigen, a food safety total solution specialist, announced on the 3rd that it is expanding its food safety business based on its own technology.
Sanigen, which passed the preliminary screening for merger listing with KB No. 23 Hospack on July 24, is a company specializing in total food safety solutions and has focused on developing food safety diagnosis and sterilization-related technologies since its establishment in 2005.
Through IP (intellectual property)-centered technology development, we have secured 51 domestic and international patents, of which 41 patented technologies have been applied to develop a variety of products, including molecular diagnostic products such as PCR (polymerase chain reaction) and NGS (next-generation sequencing). Developed a diagnostic product. In addition, based on 10 sterilization-related patents, we have secured safe sterilization products such as SeniE, establishing a product lineup applicable to the entire food safety industry.

A Sanigen official said, "Not only are we currently supplying our products to over 1,000 domestic customers, but we are also promoting our products at the Thailand International Food Exhibition in May of this year and the U.S. Food Technology Expo in July, and are in contact with overseas buyers. “We are looking forward to market expansion,” he said.
In particular, Sanigen announced that sales of ‘Sani-I’, a cleaner exclusively for ice makers, are increasing due to the summer heat wave. Unlike existing ice maker sterilization products, Sani-I can be used on food and is made from safe organic acids, so there is less concern about residues that may remain after cleaning.
Sani-I's sales in the first half of 2023 increased by about 20% compared to the previous year, and it is currently supplying products to about 44% of about 19,000 stores under about 30 large-scale franchises in Korea, including famous coffee shops, expanding its market share to about 70% by the end of the year. The company said it would do so.

 

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