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LDS launches a hygiene pack dedicated to microbiological risk management10 / 02 / 2026
In a context where hygiene and the control of health risks have become strategic challenges for many sectors, LDS (Laboratoires Dujardin-Salleron) offers an operational response with the launch of its hygiene pack. This comprehensive solution is designed for professionals seeking to assess, monitor and manage the effectiveness of their hygiene practices using reliable and complementary measurement tools.
Sanitary control requirements vary depending on the sector, but they all share a common objective: preventing contamination and securing processes.
Wines: identify and locate sources of contamination of musts and wines by undesirable microorganisms in order to effectively guide corrective actions.
Dealcoholized or low-alcohol wines and beers: prevent contamination by pathogenic germs through early detection and prevention tools adapted to specific processes.
Cosmetics: strengthen hygiene throughout production and packaging stages using indicators and decision-support tools.
Food industry: monitor, control and optimize existing hygiene measures by complementing them with high-performance evaluation and management tools.
Healthcare: assess and manage the effectiveness of cleaning and disinfection operations to prevent and control microbiological contamination risks in healthcare environments.
To meet these requirements, the LDS hygiene pack brings together three essential instruments:
The Lumitester SMART by Kikkoman, a high-sensitivity ATP meter integrating A3 technology (ATP + ADP + AMP). It enables rapid and objective measurement of surface cleanliness and validation of cleaning and disinfection effectiveness in just a few seconds.
The Nomad solution by Alimpex, an innovative system for detecting microbiological contamination in process water, on surfaces, in liquids and in food, without the need for a laboratory. Combined with a mobile application and an AI-powered platform, the solution enables structured and traceable monitoring of microbiological analyses upstream of the process.
The Hanna free and total chlorine photometer, dedicated to water quality analysis. It allows objective and measurable verification of the effectiveness of cleaning and disinfection operations based on chlorinated solutions by precisely controlling free and total chlorine concentrations.
With this hygiene pack, LDS offers a coherent and operational approach to sanitary control, based on measurement, objectification of practices and continuous improvement. To support its deployment, Dujardin-Salleron is offering a 10% discount on the purchase of any hygiene pack.
Finally, the use of these instruments fully fits into a global hygiene audit approach and the implementation or optimization of a hygiene plan. In this regard, LDS can direct professionals to its partner Alimpex, a specialist in support and consultancy in hygiene and microbiological risk management.
