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Packaging, beer filling process

The trend toward beer-mix beverages, low-alcohol and alcohol-free beers is a worldwide driver of product innovations in the brewery sector. The low contents of natural preservatives such as ethanol or hop acids and the increased amounts of (fermentable) sugars have led to a higher microbial susceptibility of these products. If tunnel pasteurization is avoided or is not possible (with plastic packaging), the filling process should occur under highly controlled hygiene conditions. [Pg.332]

Although some liquid foods, such as beer and fruit juices, may be pasteurized after filling containers (with warm water or steam applied to raise the temperature appropriately), most are pasteurized in a vat process or a continuous-flow process and then packaged. The vat (or batch) process involves heating in a well-agitated tank for the required time... [Pg.1420]


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