Cleaning & Hygiene suppliers in Belgium
Browse 14 suppliers of dairy cleaning, disinfection and milking hygiene products in Belgium. Compare products, equipment and hygienic standards.
Showing 12 of 14 companies
CompanyWhat they do
- JMCleaningMerelbeke-Melle, BelgiumCleaning & Hygiene · Engineering & Services
- GSGR ServiceBütgenbach, BelgiumFarm Equipment & Herd Tech · Cleaning & Hygiene
- Jan GeversMol, BelgiumIngredients & Cultures · Packaging +1 more
- ALAgri LimburgHamont-Achel, BelgiumFarm Equipment & Herd Tech · Milk Collection & Cooling +2 more
- BiognostHeule, BelgiumTesting & Quality · Cleaning & Hygiene
- Milk and MagicHeverlee, BelgiumIngredients & Cultures · Processing Equipment +3 more
- TomegaMarche-en-Famenne, BelgiumProcessing Equipment · Ingredients & Cultures +2 more
- RealcoLouvain-la-Neuve, BelgiumCleaning & Hygiene · Testing & Quality
- ECEcolabSt. Paul, United StatesCleaning & Hygiene · Automation & Controls +1 more
- ECEcolabSt. Paul, United StatesCleaning & Hygiene
- ERErkaLontzen, BelgiumFarm Equipment & Herd Tech · Cleaning & Hygiene
- RARoyen AgriHorion-Hozémont, BelgiumCleaning & Hygiene
Cleaning & Hygiene dairy suppliers in Belgium at a glance
Of the 14 Cleaning & Hygiene dairy suppliers in Belgium, the most common supply categories are Testing & Quality (29%), Engineering & Services (21%) and Farm Equipment & Herd Tech (21%).
Supply categories
- Testing & Quality29%
- Engineering & Services21%
- Farm Equipment & Herd Tech21%
- Ingredients & Cultures21%
- Packaging21%
Supplier roles
- Authorized Distributor50%
- Manufacturer43%
- Service Provider36%
Dairy products served
- Liquid Milk36%
- Ice Cream21%
- Butter & Cream21%
- Cheese21%
- Yogurt & Fermented14%
Milk species
- Cow50%
Top cities
- St. Paul14%
Size
- 1001-5000 employees14%
- 5000+ employees14%
Key facts
- 64% sell to dairy farms
- 36% sell to processors
- 36% name their products
- 36% offer field service
Figures from all 14 dairy suppliers, as published on their own websites. Shares count only what a profile states, so they are a floor rather than a census.