Company websites mentioning use of Zoono, page-64

Ok so the Porto and Metro systems use Zoono, but do any other railway systems use Zoono? Well the answer is that the London Underground Railway System is MOST LIKELY using Zoono!!!

1 week ago i found a video uploaded by sky news on twitter that showed a worker spraying disinfectant inside a London train. It stated "A source has told sky news that Tube trains are being cleaned by an anti-viral product that can keep carriages safe for 30 days".


Someone commented on the post that the disinfectant was "Zoono". This got me curious so i decided to dig DEEP. I was searching for any relations between "London Underground" and Zoono. And I noticed on the Zoono website that London Underground and NHS have collaborated with Zoono. I searched for anything and I then found a 2015 London Underground trial report on the effectiveness of the Z-71 anti-microbial spray to protect against bacteria. The PDF is provided here London Underground & Zoono trial.pdf . The results of this small trial was that Zoono Z-71 antimocribial tested successfull against bacteria in train carriages. Read the PDF, the trial was done on a small scale but it identified the success of the product. I haven't been able to find anything else since, so to me it seems Zoono and London Underground never collaborated any further since 2015.

I then came across an article posted by the "Transport for London" Government website. https://tfl.gov.uk/info-for/media/press-releases/2020/march/enhanced-cleaning-regime-to-make-public-transport-even-safer . Again, the same key words are used "TfL is at the final testing stages of a new, longer lasting cleaning agent that would provide anti-viral protection for up to 30 days".

A key quote by Zoono is that "Zoono lasts for up to 24 hours on skin & up to 30 days on surfaces". The "up to 30 days" just kept on sticking with me and i had a feeling that maybe London Underground are using Zoono

A few days ago i was searching in key words into twitter and i came across a central london station "Euston Station", and they uploaded a video of a worker spraying disinfectant over chairs.
I look into the comments and they said the same thing "We're using a special cleaner which protects surfaces for up to 30 days..". I look further into the comments and they responded to a question "Whats his name?", with "Its called Zoono". So now im really starting to think that Zoono is being used by London Underground

Just the other day, i was looking at First Defence powered by Zoono https://www.firstdefence.me/ . I noticed they posted a new photo with the caption "One of the busiest transport systems in the world, London Underground use Zoono to ensure the best protection for their users". SO after all the amounting evidence, and the fact that Zoono and London Underground have collaberated, and that the Porto and Lisbon metro system is using Zoono. I do truly believe that London Underground is using Zoono. London Underground is one of the worlds busiest underground systems, I am extremely confident now that this is true, so to me this is unbelievably exciting