Bottled waters: Nestle Waters Al Manhal
"Water is a rare and precious in our region. We must guarantee the safety of our production and the quality of our products using the most efficient technologies."
Bottled water: Yanbian Nongshim
The Chinese bottling company Yanbian Nongshim was the first to install a global “preforms + caps” pulsed light sterilization solution on its mineral water packaging lines at its Erdao site (north-east China).
Cap, cup, film, metal can: is pulsed light suitable for your packaging?
Pulsed light technology is a clean process that uses short pulses of intense, broad spectrum light to sterilize packaging surfaces. All kinds of germs, even spores, are immediately killed. Several advantages for Claranor pulsed light sterilization have been highlighted by the industry compared to conventional processes for similar levels of decontamination:
Refrigerated Dairy Desserts: l’Armoricaine Laitière
L'Armoricaine Laitière, a French cooperative located in Brittany, packages own brand drinking yogurt on a number of Serac lines. Pulsed light was chosen to decontaminate 32 mm caps for capping 180 g bottles, to replace irradiation.
FnB news 18 september 2019
With the food, and especially, the dairy market in the United States, moving towards green processing when filling sensitive products, health, naturality and sustainability are their new drivers. To answer those new needs, manufacturers produce without preservative or additive, and with low sugar; they innovate with plant-based alternatives.
Claranor at Brau Beviale 2019
Reduce your carbone footprint & make savings Choose the Claranor pulsed light for your packaging decontamination This year again, Claranor will be at the annual meeting for the Brau Beviale
Infographic
Find in this infographic the Claranor pulsed light sterilization advantages and applications
Beverage Industry 11 december 2019
Claranor, the maker of chemical-free decontamination solutions for beverage manufacturers, offers ultra-clean and extended shelf life (ESL) filling lines designed to reduce a manufacturing plant’s carbon footprint while also improving savings on new or existing lines