DURABLY DELICIOUS
Durable freshness, appetizing appearance, bubbly effervescence – as consumers, that’s what we look for when buying food. Gases for the food and beverage industry preserve the existing qualities of products.
Gases are often used already during production – to freeze and package vegetables and meat, for example, or to prepare dough for baked goods or ripen bananas. Beverage containers withstand careless handling because gas stabilizes the paper-thin plastic shells from within.
Gases are also used to cool down sausage products under controlled processing conditions, mix free flowing bulk solids, and transform liquid products/pastes into granulated powders. When transporting fresh and frozen food products, gases help maintain a seamless cold chain.
FREEZING AND PRESERVING
Cryogenic gases for forest berries and mushrooms
FERTILIZATION IN GREENHOUSES
Higher-yield growth
CHEESE PROCESSING
Nachhaltiger genießen
TREATMENT OF SEWAGE SLUDGE
Oxygen for dairy wastewater treatment plant
FRESH GRAPES
Dry ice for wine production
WINE PRODUCTION
Bottling the bouquet
PACKAGING OF SNACKS
Nuts to be savored
POTATO PROCESSING
Just like freshly cooked food
WELL-PACKAGED FRESHNESS
Packaged freshness
CARBON DIOXIDE SNOW PROTECTS MUSHROOMS
Motivating mushrooms
OXYGEN TO IMPROVE THE WATER QUALITY
Shrimp grow better with oxygen
IMPROVING WATER QUALITY
Potable water from the sea
PET BOTTLES
Form for fluids
FLASH FREEZING OF ICE CREAM
Crispy cold