New F&B enclosure legislation in Europe: is Australia next?

Supplied by APS Industrial on Wednesday, 22 December, 2021

Food enclosures in Australia are changing fast. Legislation and design features have already been implemented in Europe and will most likely be introduced to Australia in the coming years. Investing in the right F&B enclosures now will save time and money. It will also futureproof your business against process changes and the need for amendments if the new legislation is enforced.

Learn about advanced food-grade and non-food-grade enclosures, what features you need to look out for and how to assess what type of enclosure is right for your application.

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