Automated HOCl biosecurity systems that protect farms and food facilities from pathogens — continuous, non-toxic protection for air, water, and surfaces, with no harsh chemicals and no downtime.
Pathogens spread in hours. A single outbreak can mean full flock depopulation and months of downtime. Be protected before it starts.
Automated biosecurity systems that protect farms and food facilities from pathogens — continuous, non-toxic HOCl protection for air, water, and surfaces, with no harsh chemicals and no downtime.
Decades of clinical and medical experience, building pathogen-defense systems for agriculture and food production.
Help farms and food facilities stop pathogens before they cause harm — protecting animals, workers, and the food supply.
Turnkey, automated HOCl systems that generate on-demand, non-toxic protection for air, water, and every surface.
Focused on the industries most directly impacted by biological risk — from the farm to the processing line.
Layers, broilers, turkeys — commercial operations managing HPAI biosecurity risk at scale.
Large-scale dairy, beef, and mixed livestock facilities requiring continuous pathogen control. Recent detections of New World Screwworm in Texas cattle — the first U.S. cases in nearly 60 years — are a reminder that livestock biosecurity threats are active, not hypothetical.
USDA-inspected processing plants across meat, dairy, and packaged food — requiring zero-residue antimicrobial solutions and HACCP compliance.
Washing, packing, and cold-chain facilities where contamination during processing — not the farm — is often the real source of outbreaks. A 2026 nationwide Cyclospora outbreak tied to lettuce sickened tens of thousands of people across 47 states — a reminder that continuous, non-toxic sanitation is now essential for produce operations, not optional.
Sector-by-sector outcomes from continuous HOCl protection — measured in pathogens stopped, downtime avoided, and dollars preserved.
Full USDA biosecurity records on file — keeping federal indemnity eligibility intact.
Non-toxic continuous protection across water, air, and surfaces — built for scaled operations.
Meets USDA-inspected plant requirements without halting production.
Continuous sanitation at the point where outbreaks actually begin.
Representative outcomes from deployed HOCl systems. Results vary by facility size, configuration, and protocol adherence.
Farms, food facilities, and fresh produce operations face a full spectrum of pathogens — viral, bacterial, fungal, and parasitic. Each one requires the same answer: a continuous, validated biosecurity system.

Near-100% mortality in commercial poultry flocks. H5N1 has now crossed into U.S. dairy cattle herds — the species barrier is no longer a boundary. One confirmed detection triggers mandatory whole-flock depopulation.

Leading cause of foodborne illness in the U.S., linked to shell eggs, poultry carcasses, and processing lines. HOCl achieves complete inactivation on shell eggs at just 26 mg/L (Ni et al., Poultry Science).

The most common bacterial cause of food-related gastroenteritis in the U.S. Colonizes broiler intestines without signs; transferred to carcasses during slaughter. HOCl reduces carcass counts ~3-log CFU/g (Park et al.).

Waterborne parasite responsible for recurring U.S. multistate produce outbreaks — raspberries, cilantro, basil, pre-packaged salads. Resistant to standard chlorine at normal doses; requires oxidative treatment of irrigation and wash water.

Shiga toxin-producing E. coli causes severe illness and HUS in vulnerable populations. Linked to ground beef, leafy greens, and contaminated water. HOCl achieves >6-log reduction on meat-contact surfaces within 2 minutes (Review [21]).

Thrives at refrigeration temperatures, colonizes drains, coolers, and processing surfaces as persistent biofilms. 20–30% case-fatality rate in high-risk patients. HOCl penetrates and eliminates biofilm matrix where bleach fails.

Highly contagious respiratory and neurological poultry virus with global outbreak history. Spreads via aerosols, fomites, and contaminated equipment. HOCl's enveloped-virus mechanism inactivates NDV on surfaces and in aerosol applications.

Aspergillus flavus and A. fumigatus produce aflatoxins in feed and cause respiratory disease in poultry. Candida spp. contaminate water lines. HOCl documented to inactivate both genera and penetrate water-line biofilms.
USDA Update: Farms without documented biosecurity protocols on file may no longer qualify for full federal indemnity compensation. Having a plan in place — before an outbreak — matters.
Six integrated steps that keep your facility protected — from water in to reports out.
Water is filtered and softened — removing sediment and minerals for consistent, high-quality output.
Produces fresh HOCl on demand, directly at your facility. Each cycle provides 24 hours of continuous disinfection.
HOCl is delivered across your entire operation — aerial misting and aerosolization for airborne pathogen control, nebulization for fine-particle coverage, drinking waterlines, footbath and vehicle wash stations, employee decontamination points, and dust control and mitigation systems.
Over 40 sensors check air and water quality in every zone every 30 seconds, around the clock.
Weekly compliance reports are generated automatically and stored for your records.
Real BioSafe systems are installed and run at active facilities — on-site generation, full-facility distribution, and live monitoring in the field.
40+ IoT sensors log water chemistry, air quality, and pathogen indicators every 30 seconds — 24/7. Our GenAI layer analyzes trends, flags anomalies, and auto-generates compliance reports.
HOCl technology has been independently validated at five U.S. federal installations under the Department of Defense STED Test and Evaluation program — demonstrating effectiveness, safety, and reliability at the highest level.
"Zero eye, skin, or respiratory irritation. Zero PPE required. $0.94 to $377.34 per gallon cheaper than traditional products."
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The USDA BIFA program offers cost-sharing for eligible operations. We can help you navigate the process.
Not affiliated with USDA. Information for awareness only. Contact USDA directly to verify eligibility.
The USDA HPAI Biosecurity Infrastructure Funding Assistance (BIFA) program helps eligible operations fund biosecurity improvements.
Operations with 500 or more birds may qualify. Eligibility depends on facility type, location, and USDA/APHIS review.
Estimate My Cost-ShareUSDA covers a percentage of approved biosecurity infrastructure costs. The rate varies by flock size.
Based on USDA APHIS BIFA program tiers. View official USDA guidance →
Estimates are illustrative only. Actual eligibility and amounts are determined by USDA/APHIS.
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Biosecurity isn't a cost — it's a return. Here's what continuous HOCl protection delivers across the industries we serve.
Estimates are illustrative, drawn from deployed-system averages. Actual savings and risk reduction depend on facility configuration, protocol adherence, and regional outbreak pressure.
Documented protocols keep USDA indemnity eligibility intact.
Cross-species protection against H5N1 spread into herds.
Meets USDA-inspected plant requirements without halting production.
Continuous sanitation where outbreaks actually begin.
Representative returns from deployed HOCl systems. Actual ROI varies by facility size, configuration, and protocol adherence.
Recent developments shaping U.S. agricultural biosecurity, food safety, and federal funding — curated for operators in the field.
USDA continues refining depopulation indemnity and biosecurity plan requirements for affected premises. Operations without a documented biosecurity plan on file risk reduced federal indemnity.
Cost-share funding remains available for eligible poultry operations to install documented biosecurity infrastructure — covering a portion of approved upgrades by flock size.
Ongoing interagency monitoring of H5N1 in dairy cattle reinforces the need for integrated, cross-sector biosecurity spanning poultry, livestock, and human health.
Strengthened produce-safety and food-contact sanitation expectations continue to elevate demand for no-rinse, residue-free antimicrobial solutions in processing and packing.
Editorial briefings for industry awareness. Verify current rules and eligibility directly with the issuing agency.
From poultry barns to processing lines — the real-world environments our automated HOCl systems are built to defend.







Dr. Chari
Dr. Chari is a doctor and entrepreneur. After decades of treating patients, he saw firsthand how biological threats, left unchecked, can spread rapidly and cause irreversible harm. That led him to found Dr. Chari's Biotech with one mission: give farms and food facilities the tools to stop pathogens before they cause physiological damage and death.
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