Articles Tagged with ''pasteurization''

When the refrigeration plant at a well-known dairy in the UK became obsolete, the company looked to GEA to propose the most economic and environmentally friendly way forward for replacing their old R22 Refrigeration plant.

“The Heat is On” is an upbeat song recorded by Glenn Frey for the 1984 movie, “Beverly Hills Cop,”  which starred a 23-year-old Eddie Murphy as a street-smart Detroit detective who visits Beverly Hills, Calif., to solve the murder of his best friend. In the world of dairy operations, heat exchangers are “bringing the heat” and “solving” pasteurization and sterilization challenges in raw milk, making it safe to drink and extending the shelf life of milk, yogurt, creamers, and more.

Packaging is an issue of robust importance for manufacturers and brands alike, as they continue to look for new and innovative ways to make the end-to-end process more efficient, sustainable, and safe. 

Whenever I travel outside of the United States, I always look forward to visiting local grocery stores to see their selection of dairy products.

The heat exchanger market is becoming increasingly fluid.

The Memorandum-b is a significant milestone for the PPR as it gives state dairy regulators confidence that the product meets all PMO (Pasteurized Milk Ordinance) requirements.

State-of-the-art heat transfer technologies are enhancing functionality and making equipment selection increasingly important.