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Packers Sanitation Services Incorporated

www.pssi.com

 
pest prevention and intervention solutions for food processing facilities, supporting more than 725 partner plants every day. Its team of more than 16,500 skilled food sanitors, microbiologists, technical experts, engineers and safety specialists are committed to protecting people and brands by keeping USDA, FDA and CFIA processing facilities clean, safe and audit-ready. The PSSI team works hand-in-hand with every partner to develop customized, comprehensive programs for smarter and more efficient employee and food safety.
  • Number of Employees: 10K-50K
  • Annual Revenue: > $1 Billion
  • www.pssi.com
  • PO Box 340
    Kieler, WI USA 53812
  • Phone: 888.871.6335

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Name Title Contact Details
Ben Busch
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