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High hops for peracetic acid as brewery hero cleaner

The brewery sector is seeing a rise in the use of peracetic acid (PAA), a cleaning compound manufactered by Airedale Chemical. Brewery supplier, Murphy & Son, has noticed an increased demand for peracetic acid following a three year relationship with West Yorkshire chemical manufacturer, Airedale Chemical. Murphy and Son, suppliers of ingredients, processing aids, equipment and cleaning supplies to the UK brewing industry, has had an on-going contract with Airedale Chemical since 2012. Airedale Chemical is a leading UK manufacturer of PAA; a compound often used by various industries

Yorkshire chemical company shines amongst its national peers

A West Yorkshire based chemical manufacturer has been recognised as a star player by its industry contemporaries for its outstanding work with key stakeholders.A West Yorkshire based chemical manufacturer has been recognised as a star player by its industry contemporaries for its outstanding work with key stakeholders. Airedale Chemical, which manufactures and distributes bulk chemicals from its headquarters in Keighley, has been shortlisted for the Chemical Industries Association (CIA) awards in the prestigious ‘reputation’ category. The CIA Awards recognise companies demonstrating

Chemical firm pioneers ‘Zero to Landfill’ campaign

Chemical manufacturing firm, Airedale Chemical, has initiated a recycling development which has seen it send zero waste to landfill since March 2015.Chemical manufacturing firm, Airedale Chemical, has initiated a recycling development which has seen it send zero waste to landfill since March 2015. Its first green move was to invest £3,700 in a baling machine which crushes down waste and packages it for easier collection and transportation by its recycling company. The Airedale Chemical ‘Zero to Landfill’ campaign is the brainchild of health and safety advisor, Karen Waddington, who

Airedale Chemical invests £500k in its distribution fleet

West Yorkshire-based chemical manufacturer has invested £500,000 in three new vehicles for its distribution fleet.West Yorkshire-based chemical manufacturer, Airedale Chemical, has invested £500,000 in three new vehicles for its distribution fleet, placing the company in an even stronger position to deliver its own-manufactured chemicals across the UK, Northern Ireland and Europe. The company, which uniquely provides all its own transport, has acquired a road train curtain sider to store intermediate bulk container (IBC) and packaged chemicals; one rubber-lined barrel tanker designed

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