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Onza Corp Launches FreshSure, a Solid Ozone Technology for Food Safety
Key Takeaways Denver-based AgTech startup Onza Corp has launched FreshSure™, described as the world’s first commercially available crystallized ozone sachet. The product is currently in trials with agricultural and food producers across three countries. Onza Corp says its patented technology converts ozone, an FDA- and USDA-approved organic antimicrobial, from an unstable gas into a stable, scalable solid format. The company says FreshSure is intended to reduce spoilage and foodborne illness risk at every stage of…
Onza Corp Launches FreshSure, a Solid Ozone Technology for Food Safety
Key Takeaways Denver-based AgTech startup Onza Corp has launched FreshSure™, described as the world’s first commercially available crystallized ozone sachet. The product is currently in…
A Global Food Waste Crisis: Part 2
Part 2: Contamination and Recalls Are Getting Worse. Here’s What the Data Shows. While spoilage quietly erodes food across fields and supply chains, a second…
A Global Food Waste Crisis: Part 1
Part 1: From Field to Fork — Spoilage Is Silently Stealing Our Food Supply Every year, the world produces enough food to feed every person…
Grant Awarded!
Onza Corp has been awarded a Early-Stage Capital and Retention grant from the Colorado Office of Economic Development and International Trade. Onza was one of…
2.5 Year-Old Ozone
Before now, ozone would break down from an intact state into oxygen in a matter of minutes to only a few hours, depending on the…
No Mold With My Raspberries, Please!
In a test performed in Onza’s lab, raspberries were kept in sealed bags at room temperature for 21 days. The control samples that contained only…
Foodborne Pathogens
The same test described below titled “99.8%” was repeated, but in this test the spinach was spiked with Staphylococcus Aureus, Pseudomonas Aeruginosa, and pathogenic E….
57 Days and Still Going…
At Stanford University the same Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) assay described below was performed and showed effective levels of ablation 57 days after the ozone…
Minimum Inhibitory Concentration
At Stanford University the effectiveness of Ozonate was assessed via Minimum Inhibitory Concentration (MIC) assays. Ozonate was able to consistently ablate 95% of all E….
21 Days and Going Strong!
At a third-party ISO-17025 accredited laboratory, the same test described below titled “99.8%” was repeated with Ozonate that had been aged for 21 days. Again,…
99.8%
Testing carried out in duplicate by a third-party ISO-17025 accredited food laboratory used bulk spinach obtained from a national organic retailer to inoculate with E….
Spinach & E. coli
At Stanford University the first testing of Ozonate was carried out to assess its effectiveness in preserving and extending the shelf-life of food products. A…
Crystalized Ozone!
Onza’s patent pending technology for trapping gases has proven effective by third-party testing, not only trapping gas, but extending the useful life of the trapped…
