BRC Issue 9 §4.3 and §4.11 require documented control of airborne contamination on high-care lines. Light Progress UV-C chambers on conveyors, Maxvac dust extraction at packing stations, and air-quality monitoring give your audit team a full evidence trail.
BRC Issue 9 raised the bar on documented airborne and surface contamination control, particularly on ready-to-eat / chilled / high-care lines. The auditor expects to see:
Sized for a typical 30 m × 6 m high-care zone with a packing station and one conveyor.
Inline conveyor UV-C tunnel for package and tray surface decontamination — microbiological and virological, removing the need for chemical disinfection. No shadow effect; fully enclosed (IP68), no UV-C escapes.
HEPA H14 + UV-C for the high-care zone (1,500 m³/h each). ~4 units recommended for a 180 m² high-care room at the required ACH.
HEPA H13 + carbon + concealed UV-C for the ambient air over packing and dispatch — where allergen carry-over and airborne load build up. 800 m³/h, low noise.
Includes 4× MedicAir Pro Max (high-care H14) and 2× MEDI 8 (packing + dispatch). The UV-TUNNEL conveyor irradiator and 4× air-quality monitors are quoted alongside, in your currency. Site validation visit and 12-month consumables included.
Configure for my site →Auditors at BRC, IFS and FSA inspections are looking for the same paperwork. We provide the templates ready to populate.
BRC-graded sites with documented airborne controls show measurably lower microbial-failure rates. The kit pays itself back in a single prevented withdrawal.
Run my numbers →Two-week trial of a Light Progress UV-C unit on your packing station, fitted free. Run your normal ATP swabbing and we'll show you the before / after data on the monitor.