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Food Protection Trends 2006-01: Vol 26 Iss 1 VOL. 26, NO. | : ~ ISSN: 1541-9576 PERIODICALS 6200 Aurora Avenue*Suite 200W Des Moines, lowa*USA*50322-2864 | SCIENCE AND NEWS ewe iceceruren at B. S FOR FOOD PROTECTION AP ea ara.) mie Were oelcreos org - ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY ~The Top of the Food Chain” Innovation in Food Sanitation Apex Zep Manufacturing Company, a leader in food and beverage sanitation, proudly announces a revolutionary breakthrough in chemical sourcing alternatives - Apex. The Apex line is designed specifically for the discerning buyer who is searching for value-added programs that deliver continuous improvement. Call 1-877-I-BUY-ZEP (1-877-428-9937) then dial 5, 2, and “5173#", or email [email protected] for a free “value-check” sanitation audit, or contact your local ZepRep for more infomation. ZEP MANUFACTURING COMPANY Apex - Stay at the top of the food chain without hurting your bottom line. 4401 Northside Pkwy. 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