Building on a foothold in batch guacamole processing, high pressure processing moves into bulk and grows in markets that require fresh taste with no preservatives and a long shelf life.
Food safety technology is rapidly advancing year by year, and many companies are using high pressure processing (HPP) and pasteurization for their products’ packaging.
Food Safety Strategies recently was able to talk to a variety of companies in the business of HPP (high-pressure processing), on how COVID-19 has been affecting business.
Food Safety Strategies was recently able to talk to Carole Tonello Samson, commercial & applications director, Hiperbaric, about HPP (high-pressure processing).
Food Safety Strategies was recently able to speak with Austin Lowder, Ph.D., food science manager at JBTAvure, about the future of HPP and its benefits for both consumers and food companies.
High-pressure processing (HPP) was once considered the ultimate food safety solution. But, after peeling back the many layers of this technology, HPP brings many more benefits to the food processing table.