Aseptipak Asia 2012 Forum, Bangkok: Aseptic/ESL Process Scale-up In Food And Beverage Manufacture And Its Economic Impact

Accurate process scale-up is the key to successful, cost-effective development of aseptic and extended shelf life (ESL) products, providing food and beverage companies with major business and strategic advantages. The ability to use results from the lab to evaluate the impact of a manufacturing process, or proposed changes to an existing process, provides unequalled guidance to avoid costly mistakes. In R&D, accurate scale-up is even more beneficial because it reduces costs for all future projects using these processes. September 28, 2012

A major goal of food and beverage manufacturers is to avoid risks, costs and delays associated with product and process development that too many of these companies still incur. The true "grail" for these companies is to be able to rely on operational conditions of laboratory equipment to match the product quality of the commercial manufacturing process. The benefits of being able to achieve this are inherently appealing, and have a profound effect on cost and time to market. The Aseptipak Asia 2012 Global Forum on Aseptic Processing, Filling & Packaging, scheduled for 11-12 December in Bangkok, Thailand, will explore this and other timely industry issues.

Accurate process scale-up is the key to successful, cost-effective development of aseptic and extended shelf life (ESL) products. It can provide food and beverage companies with major business and strategic advantages. The ability to use results from the lab to evaluate the impact of a manufacturing process, or proposed changes to an existing process, provides unequalled guidance to avoid costly mistakes. In R&D, accurate scale-up is even more beneficial because it reduces costs for all future projects using these processes...Asia 2012 Forum on Aseptic/ESL Processing, Filling & Packaging, MicroThermics will present case histories to demonstrate how accurate scale-up can profoundly improve aseptic/ESL process economics and reduce product development time. The presentation will be in the session on Capital Investment & Cost Containment Strategies. For the original version on PRWeb visit: http://www.prweb.com/releases/prweb2012/9/prweb9958118.htm