
Ready to Simplify Your Sanitation?
Local Sanitation, Run End-to-End — in Guelph
For over 20 years, food processors have trusted FoodProSys to own the sanitation shift so their production teams don't have to. Our Guelph-area crews handle SSOP execution, master sanitation scheduling, allergen changeover, and pre-operational verification — all documented nightly and ready for any audit. Our job is to keep sanitation off your audit findings list.

Serving CFIA-regulated food processors since 2004.

Nightly monitoring and self-correction before your team ever steps onto the line, so pre-op is a formality, not a gamble.

Signed SSOP records and verification logs, audit-ready whenever an auditor requests.
Serving Food Processors Across
Guelph and Fergus
We provide contract sanitation services to food processing and manufacturing facilities throughout Guelph and Fergus.
Results You Can Audit
Our clients pass pre-operational inspections and third-party audits with confidence because our results and documentation hold up to scrutiny. We understand the regulations inside and out, so during an audit, your team doesn't have to defend our work. The records do.

Our Services

Daily Sanitation (SSOP Execution)
Nightly cleaning and sanitizing of your processing environment and equipment, with monitoring for SSOP and GMP compliance, so your line starts clean and is inspection-ready.
Deep & Periodic Cleaning
Need more than the basics? We’ve got you. From building-wide cleanliness to sourcing specialized technicians and overseeing their work, our team coordinates it all.
Master Sanitation Schedule (MSS)
Non-daily tasks are planned around your production schedule, completed on time, and fully documented for audit traceability.
Office & Common-Area Housekeeping
Flexible cleaning for reception, break rooms, and offices, on the schedule you set, so the entire facility reflects your standards.
Talk to the Guelph Team
Prefer to talk first?
Click the call button. Or book a facility walkthrough below - we'll review your current sanitation program and show you exactly where we'd take the load off.

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