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Using UV-C to Control Mould in Cold Rooms and Freezer Rooms

Why a counter-intuitive problem exists — and where UV-C becomes a precise engineering solution At first glance, mould growth in cold rooms and freezer rooms feels counter-intuitive.Cold temperatures are commonly associated with preservation, hygiene, and microbial suppression. Designers, operators, and even auditors often assume that low temperature alone prevents biological growth. However, real-world cold storage facilities consistently experience mould growth Read more…