In today's food environment, the pressure is doubled for those who manage production: not only must they eradicate pests, but they must also ensure compliance with increasingly stringent legal limits on pesticide residues (see Regulation (EC) No. 396/2005).
Meanwhile, Europe is promoting the use of methods that replace conventional chemicals in pest control (Directive 2009/128/EC), paving the way for systems that work without leaving residues or toxic gases.
Now, thanks to this new generation of technology offered by Marvil, it is possible to comply with regulations, raise hygiene standards, cut costs associated with licenses or traditional insecticides, and defend brand and product reputation.
The Italian company has launched a bold proposal: a system that uses pure nitrogen atmospheres to eradicate pests by suffocation, without resorting to chemicals or toxic gases.
The nitrogen is generated directly on site and introduced into silos or treatment chambers, reducing oxygen to levels below 1% and thus creating a hostile environment for living organisms. In addition to its effectiveness, this method has another essential advantage: it leaves no residue on the treated products.
Companies that adopt this technology obtain tangible advantages:
The process consists of several phases:
Marvil offers an environmentally friendly, innovative solution with multiple applications in sectors as varied as food, fruit and vegetables, industry, and asset preservation. Its commitment to on-site gas production and robust process automation makes it a trusted partner for companies seeking innovation, regulatory compliance, and operational efficiency.