Titlebook: Aseptic Processing and Packaging of Particulate Foods; Edward M. A. Willhoft (Principal) Book 1993 Chapman & Hall 1993 biological.developm

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Book 1993n packaging on a cradle-to-grave basis. Time was when multi-laminated films on board satisfied the total needs of consumers of aseptic products. The problems of recycling combustible, i.e. energy generating mate- rials laminated with aluminium foil, are becoming sensitive issues in a world preoccupi

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The ERCA neutral aseptic system,iceable successes have been in the dairy and drinks industries but there has also been considerable expansion in other forms of food manufacture. The primary market for this technology was formerly in mainland Europe, especially France, but today FFS machines can be found throughout the world.

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The Dole process,ing of aseptically processed food. Through the past 40 years, over 60 systems have been placed into production throughout the world, almost exclusively packing low-acid food in metal cans. The Dole system is currently owned and operated by Graham Engineering Corporation.