Novomoskovsk Azot receives food safety certification for liquid carbon dioxide production
Novomoskovsk Azot says that its food-safety management system has been found to comply with the ISO 22000:2018 international standard.
The certification will allow it to bring its liquid carbon dioxide – which is used in fizzy drinks and food preservation – to market.
Novomoskovsk Azot, which is Russia’s second-largest maker of nitrogen fertilizers, last year opened a plant capable of producing four tonnes of liquefied carbon dioxide per hour, with a purity of 99.99%.
The facility enables the company to produce up to 32,000 tonnes of finished product per year, while attenuating the environmental impact of its ammonia production.
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