Veterinary & Farms
Sanitation & Hygiene Solutions
​CIP Cleaning & Sanitation Solutions for Milking Farms
Key Features
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Advanced Bacterial Control
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Safe for Dairy Equipment
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Animal-Safe & Operator-Safe Formulation
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Optimized for CIP Systems
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Residue-Free Rinsing
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Improves Animal Health & Productivity
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Powerful Organic Soil Removal
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Biofilm Penetration Technology
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Customizable CIP Programs
TCL Technical Chemical Laboratories (TCL GCC) provides specialized Clean-in-Place (CIP) solutions designed specifically for milking farms and dairy operations. Our products are developed to ensure maximum hygiene, low bacterial counts, protection of equipment, animal safety, and higher milk value, while reducing operational costs and downtime.
Why Sanitation Is Critical in Milking Farms
Milk quality is primarily evaluated based on TBC – Total Bacterial Count.
The lower the bacterial count, the higher the milk quality and the higher the selling price.
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The maximum acceptable TBC in most dairy standards is 40,000 CFU/ml.
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When TBC levels are reduced to 15,000 or even 10,000 CFU/ml, many buyers provide financial bonuses to the farm.
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High bacterial counts lead to:
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Milk rejection or price reduction
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Shorter shelf life
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Risk of disease transmission
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Damage to farm reputation and contracts
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Effective CIP cleaning and sanitation is therefore not optional, it is a key profit factor.
TCL GCC CIP products are formulated to remove organic residues, destroy bacteria, control biofilm formation, and disinfect milking systems thoroughly without harming equipment.
Cow Productivity and Its Relationship to Hygiene
A dairy cow typically produces milk for 4–5 seasons, after which it is slaughtered. During this limited productive life, farms aim to achieve maximum daily milk yield while maintaining animal health.
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A healthy cow produces around 35–40 liters of milk per day
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Usually divided into 3 milking sessions daily
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Each session produces approximately 10–13 liters
Poor hygiene leads to:
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Mastitis and udder infections
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Increased veterinary costs
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Stress and pain for the animal
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Reduced milk yield and poor milk quality
TCL GCC CIP solutions help maintain clean milking lines, clusters, tanks, and pipelines, reducing contamination that can harm both milk quality and cow health.
Stress Factors That Reduce Milk Production
Milk quantity is highly affected by the cow’s stress level.
Common stress factors include:
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Pain or infection caused by bacteria
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Dirty or contaminated milking equipment
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Insects, especially flies
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Heat and uncomfortable environments
Some farms even play light music during milking to calm cows and improve productivity.
By keeping milking systems perfectly clean and disinfected, TCL GCC products help reduce:
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Bacterial exposure
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Udder irritation
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Disease risks
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Equipment-related injuries
This supports a calmer environment, healthier cows, and higher milk output.
TCL GCC CIP formulations are designed to:
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Remain effective in high-temperature environments
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Remove fat, protein, and milk stone deposits
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Control biofilms and resistant bacteria
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Support farms during the most critical hygiene periods of the year
​CIP Cleaning & Sanitation Solutions for Milking Farms
Morgan Klar
Chlorinated Detergent-Disinfectant
A low-foaming, chlorinated alkaline detergent-disinfectant for CIP and spray washing use in the food processing, beverage and dairy industries
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Morgan Saubr
Heavy Duty Acidic CIP DetergentDescaler
A low foaming, highly active, non-fuming acid detergent descaler for use in a wide range of CIP applications in the dairy, food and Beverage industry
Morgan Green Safe
Disinfectant Solution
A concentrated Powerful disinfectant and Sterilizer for circulation cleaning of all types of food processing, dairy pipelines and air disinfection.
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Morgan Bluman
Ready-to-Use Iodine Teat Disinfectant
A highly effective iodine disinfectant with rapid action in just 15 seconds. It is used for sanitizing the cow’s udder before and after milking. It has strong antibacterial properties and contains two different active disinfecting agents designed to ensure complete and effective coverage of the teat skin, providing long-lasting protection against environmental bacteria. This helps control the total bacterial count in the milk.
Morgan Techno-dip
Concentrated Teat Disinfectant
A concentrated iodine disinfectant specifically designed for the routine disinfection of the udder before and after milking. It is highly effective against bacteria that cause mastitis. It can be applied through dipping or spraying. It has very effective softening and soothing agents to maintain skin softness and prevent cracks, with a contact time not exceeding 30 seconds.
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Morgan PMH Plus
Ready to Use Pre-Milking Foaming Teat Disinfectant.
A unique formulation for udder disinfection before milking, which can be applied by dipping, spraying, or foaming to clean and disinfect the udder before the milking process. It is distinguished by its powerful effectiveness in eliminating bacteria that cause mastitis, cause of its ingredients. Additionally, it contains moisturizers that maintain skin softness and protect it from cracks even with frequent use. It can also be diluted at higher concentrations for udder washing to prevent cross-contamination.
Morgan AMH
Ready-to-Use High-Efficiency Teat Disinfectant Gel
A dip disinfectant for teats, used for post-milking hygiene. it disinfects and moisturizes cow teats quickly, with an effective contact time of up to 30 seconds. It helps to soothe the cows, especially in the summer, and is effective against all microorganisms, providing high efficiency and real protection for the udder.
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MORGAN MT
Mastitis test
• MORGAN MT helps detect the presence of subclinical infections at the beginning of or during lactation as part of an udder health management program.
• MORGAN MT test is very simple and can be performed at milking time, gives instant results and very economical.
HOOF CARE
Hoof Care Is a strong prolonged unique formula for the prevention and treatment of laminitis in bovine and equine
Hoof Care ​is of considerable economic importance as it predisposes mature animals to sole ulcer, white line disease, or the toe necrosis syndrome. HOOF CARE: has remarkable synergistic composition, as it retains its effect in the presence of organic material (manure) even in cold temperatures. HOOF CARE: has a high and proven stability in high temp. HOOF CARE: is a deep penetrating topical hoof disinfectant, it speeds up recovery time from abscesses and sole bruises and dries out quarter cracks, and helps toughen hooves, HOOD CARE has high disinfecting power
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