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What Do Inspectors Actually Look for in Beer and Soda CO2 Systems?
Inspectors are not trying to test your chemistry knowledge.They are looking for whether your system is safe, traceable, and appropriate
February 12, 2026
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Skip to content Inspectors are not trying to test your chemistry knowledge.They are looking for whether your system is safe, traceable, and appropriate
Gas stability matters more than cartridge size because beverage systems depend on consistent pressure over time, not just total gas
Yes. Industrial CO2 is chemically the same molecule as food-grade CO2, but it is practically different in how it is
“Direct contact” means CO2 can physically touch the beverage or dissolve into it anywhere inside the system before it reaches
Cafés should use food-grade CO2 for any beer or soda equipment that directly touches drinks, because food-grade CO2 meets beverage
Everyone seems to agree on one thing. If you brew at home, you should use 16g CO2 cartridges. That advice
The wrong CO2 cartridge decision often looks harmless at the beginning. Unit costs seem manageable, supply feels stable, and the
Outdoor BBQs are meant to be relaxed and social, yet stories about CO2 cartridges exploding often create unnecessary fear. When
Small CO2 cartridge orders look simple on paper.In reality, they are the ones most likely to get stuck at customs.
Something smells off with your soda system? Your customers might notice it before you do. And no, it’s not your
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