06 May, 2009

High-Pressure Processing (HPP) Technology For Longer Shelf Life

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Several methods are used to conserve foods against microbiological and enzymatic changes and to prolong products’ shelf life. The main aim of the food conservation is, together with prevention of spoilage, preserving their nutritional values, color, aroma and physical structure during storage. With consumer conscious, manufacturers aim to produce more quality food products and researches try to find new technological methods for his aim.

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High-pressure processing (HPP) technology is one of these technology by Australian researchers to extend shelf life of chilled perishable products. The aim is killing yeast, mould and bacteria without using chemical preservatives and without changing products’ freshness, flavour, colour, texture or nutritional value.

FSA tested the HPP technology with Donny Boy Fresh Food which is the company that is claimed to be the first company in the world to supply HPP fruit to the dairy industry.

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2 Responses to "High-Pressure Processing (HPP) Technology For Longer Shelf Life"

1 | Nicolas

May 7th, 2009 at 9:54 pm

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This technlogy actually isn’t new. I read some articles about HPP. It is safer than most methods and it doesn’t cause cahnges in food structure.

2 | peter

November 16th, 2009 at 9:08 am

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I bought and drank a bottle of 100% pure orange juice from Donny Boys with HPP applied to it. It was good. still had 2 months shelf life. But what happens once you open the container? How much life left?

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  • tanya: how bioplastic is produced from PHB granules?
  • M.Rudhreesh: thank you very much.its really suitable for milk products. but we allow the cheese for ripening upto 1 year. how to moderate this?
  • Jay Hunt: well we do have some lactose intolerance in our family and we just cut out on dairy products. '~,

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