According to World Health Organization (WHO), more than 1,000 pesticides were used around the world to ensure food is not damaged or destroyed by pests. Some cheaper and toxic pesticides (such as dichlorodiphenyltrichloroethane (DDT) and lindane) can remain for years in soil and water. Although these pesticides have been banned from agriculture use in developed countries or some developing countries, they are still being used in many developing countries that face food shortage. 

Our centralized nanobubble system equipped with the most efficient nanobubble generator that can dissolute the minimum amount of ozone gas to remove pesticide attached on vegetables and fruits. The generated ozone nanobubbles can penetrate deeper on the surface of vegetables and fruits to perform the pesticide removal. As the amount of ozone used is minimized, the taste and color of vegetables and fruits will not be changed. Meanwhile, the ozone nanobubble can destroy bacteria attached on vegetables and fruits.