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ACOPS
(redirected from Accepted Codes of Practice)

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ACOPSAdvisory Committee on Protection of the Sea
ACOPSAutomatic CPU Overheating Prevention System
ACOPSArt and Craft Of Problem Solving
ACOPSAdvisory Committee on Physical Security
ACOPSAccepted Codes of Practice (Health and Safety at Work Act 1974; UK)
ACOPSAdvisory Committee on Oil Pollution of the Sea
ACOPSAgricultural Cost of Production Survey (Mauritius)


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When forming part of a high quality system together with appropriate dryers and air filters, they are capable of providing Food Grade quality compressed air which help processors meet International Food Hygiene Regulations and industry accepted codes of practice.
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