Insights and case study on how rapid microbiology methods are instrumental to save time and money in the fruit juice industry
On the 11th of December the general manager of ASPIS Hellenic Fruit Juice, an international company reaching over 70 countries across the world, will share his experience dealing with microbial risks in their production lines and how to limit them.
Sponsored Post – On the 11th of December the general manager of ASPIS Hellenic Fruit Juice, an international company reaching over 70 countries across the world, will share his experience dealing with microbial risks in their production lines and how to limit them.
The Alicyclobacillus is a global microbial threat to the beverage industry, while noninfectious to humans it leads to product spoilage and can bring about product returns and brand damage if not detected properly. To avoid these risks, the industry established proper testing protocol, however these standards measures can be slow and will immobilise batches of products for days or even weeks at a time.
On the 11th of December, Mario Chronis, general manager of ASPIS Hellenic Fruit Juice, is invited by Diamidex to host a webinar and share his experiences regarding this microbial risk. In this 30-minute presentation he will tackle all the Alicyclobacillus related questions from the impact this microbial risk has on the product to the solution chosen by ASPIS to fight it and improve their lab workflow, all based on a real-world case study. He will be joined by Alexandre Muller, Diamidex lead innovation manager on the Alicyclobacillus project, who will be able to present the many advantages of the solution and answer technical questions during the 15-minute Q&A session at the end of the webinar.
Be sure to save the date to not miss Diamidex very first webinar the 11th of December 3:00 PM CET: https://diamidex.com/project/rapid-testing-method-in-the-beverage-industry-webinar